2011's holiday

I arrived to Dublin on Monday, in the evening. Well, honestly I didn't watch  see Dublin until the next morning because in the evening I went to "my house" (a house I rented); the house was in Finglas, a small town closed close to Dublin (about 20 minutes by bus).
I stayed in Ireland for a month, and during my time there I used to go to Dubling every day (except the weekend). But I wasn'toly wasn't only in Dublin; I also visited more cities like Galway and some in the North of Ireland. Anyway, I'm only going to speak about Dublin.
Well, when I arrived to in Dublin, the first impression that gave to me I had was that I was living on in a fairy tale. Everything was green, natural, beautiful, and it smelled of fresh air.
The city wasn't very big, but it had a big street (like Gran Via in Madrid) which was always very crowded. There was were also a lot of shops where you could (or can?) buy a big variety of things. While During my time there, I could see a lot of things like: The Trinity College, The Half-Penny Bridge, some very big malls, and I could notice noticed that some famous shops here (in Spain) had a different name there (for example Primark is called Penny's there).
The city was very cosmopolitan and there was were a lot of people from different cultures and with totally different ways of dressing. The city centre was good comunicated well connected because there was were a lot of buses which took you from whatever place any part of Ireland to Dublin. That was really good, but some times could make the city centre really busy.
The last night I was there, I visted " The Temple Bar", a zone place where you can go for a drink and having have fun. The next morning, I took a plane to Madrid.
Although Ireland was so good, I felt like coming back to Spain, overall because of the weather. It was raining the most of the days!