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Thursday, 22nd December 2005 by Alex Turnbull
My slackness in posting any sights so far this week is entirely the fault of the Edinburgh design agency where I work, who insisted on taking us all to Dublin this past weekend for our Christmas party! Anyway, the Guinness has finally worn off and I’m ready to report some of my findings. Our first port of call was, naturally, Dublin Airport which has some cool car park ramps (okay,…
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