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Category: Dublin Disaster

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Final Thoughts On Our Dublin Disaster

By Keola Donaghy | September 21, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

We stopped in Las Vegas for a few days of R&R before heading back to Hawai’i. Flights were cheap and hotel prices reasonable in mid-week. Doing any gaming was out of the question with the…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Heading Home

By Keola Donaghy | September 18, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

Aloha kakou. It is with a heavy heart that our family is packing up and will be headed home tomorrow, with a slight detour for R&R and to heal our wounds and souls. I received…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Philadelphia, Monday, 17 Sept.

By Keola Donaghy | September 17, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

I decided to cease blogging activities for the past weekend as there was no indication that there would be any news until today, and so far this is little to report now either. The prognosis…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Philadelphia, Day 4

By Keola Donaghy | September 14, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

I hate to sound like a scratched record, but no postive news from Ireland today, though there is continued discussion on our case. Conn and Deputy Ruairi Quinn continue to champion our cause, not only…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Philadelphia, Day 3

By Keola Donaghy | September 13, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

I awoke this morning after the best night’s sleep I’ve gotten since we returned to the states on Friday evening, albeit with a nasty headache. There does not seem to be much else for us…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Philadelphia, Day 2

By Keola Donaghy | September 12, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

Aloha kakou, I’ve delayed posting today in hopes that an amicable resolution to our predicament could be found. UCC suggested that I write to the gardai superintendant in Dublin and request that he review our…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Philadelphia, First Full Day

By Keola Donaghy | September 11, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

Aloha kakou. If you are visiting this blog for the first time and have done so after hearing about our plight and being refused to land in Ireland, you may wish to first read the…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

Meet The Family

By Keola Donaghy | September 10, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

I’ve talked about myself and my work in previous posts, but have neglected to introduce the other two individuals who are caught up in all of this. My wife Marie was born on Maui. We…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

No Joy Yet

By Keola Donaghy | September 10, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

It’s 10:30 AM EST and no word from the folks in Cork, I am hoping that they are busy paving the way for our return, or at least attempting to do so. Contacted the Irish…

Dublin Disaster Ireland Ph.d.

New York, Day 3

By Keola Donaghy | September 9, 2007 by Keola Donaghy

I woke up at 4AM EST unable to return to sleep. Gee, I wonder why. As I looked over at my wife and daughter sleeping, I was filled with admiration for them. Both have handled…

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