Ireland #1

Hi everybody,
I decided to refresh my blog. It was long time since I've posted last article. So there is a new one! Looking forward? You should!!! At this time it's gonna be super amazing and funny story as well :))) And I will posting as much as I can. Let's start...
The biggest news in my life is that I graduated so call me the big bachelor :))) and I moved to Ireland.  I am living close to Dublin about 30 mins by train...
And because Ireland is the place where the best experiences happen I have to share it with you...
It's gonna be 2 months already what I am living here! You will not believe me but I felt in love with ,,rainy,, (but not rainy it's sunny almost all the time) Dublin at first sight..
My plan was/is pretty clear to know about Ireland as much as possible... So it means to have Irish boyfriend, play Irish national sport GAA or maybe rugby (I am not still sure because I love myself and don't want to have any injury) and travel a lot around all country...
This plan seemed to be simple first but at the end it's not such a easy how it looks, however I gained a lot of experience and I am getting better in English ;) (or trying at least)..

Let's first talk about GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association). It's divided to soccer (you can catch the ball into hands - weird isn't it?) and hurling (men) and camogie (for women). Hurling is another weird sport you need helmet, stick and football boots because you're playing on football pitch. Of course I don't have any football boots so I went to training with runners what a mistake it was so slippy so I almost fall down all the time..
You have stick and really heavy ball and doing some kind of weird swing and of course you can catch the ball into hand.. For me as a tennis player and coach it was absolutely different move and swing as I said. But after that I finally knew why is the problem for Irish kids to do proper tennis swing... Because all kids have to play this amazing Irish sport!!! At this moment the season is over but I will definitely play next!! Wau so looking forward...
But what I have to mention where the nationally matches are playing. For rugby there is a monument and so amazing stadium called Aviva (really beautiful it was built before the crises and construction cost €410 mil. and the capacity is for 51,700 spectators) and for hurling(GAA games) is not so monument stadium as Aviva named Croke Park... I will upload more pics later ;))) don't worry!