We instantly felt at home when we got to Bridget's house after a short taxi ride from the airport (and being told that the Howth Summit isn't a mountain). It's nice when you can settle in at your holiday home and there's some food ready for you, and also everything you need to make a nice hot cup of coffee. The house is located next to St Anne's Park, where it was very beautiful to take a walk at dusk on our first day. There's a convenience store right around the corner, and if you walk 10-15 minutes to the Raheny Shopping Centre, there's a supermarket where you'll find anything you might want to fill the fridge with. A DART station is also there, and you can take a train into the centre of Dublin, or another one to Howth if you feel like a walk along the cliffs. The house is quietly located and pleasant to stay at, there's an upper level with the bedrooms, and a lower level with a lounge room and kitchen. There's a piano on which you can play, and if you like movie themes, Bridget's sheet music is just for you. We came home with a recording of myself playing the theme from The Piano – recognisably albeit faultily – and lots of happy memories.