u/almsfudge

Hi all,

I will be travelling soon and need to bring my medication with me. Unfortunately my travel will be for around 30 hours and my travel cooler is only rated for 8-10 hours. I was told not to rely on the airline having space in their refrigerators and that they often don't take medication. I've done a search online and the coolers that I'm finding are all built and shaped for injection pens. I use the Skyrizi on body injector so not sure if it will fit in most of these.

Have any of you experience traveling with the Skyrizi OBI for over 10 hours? And if so what have you used? Thanks all

Hello to my Clare friends!

Cork born and bred here (forgive me). I'm coming to Clare for a few days in July with two of my best friends who are home visiting from Australia for two weeks. They've been home to visit a few times but each visit has been for some event or another, and have been a slap dash busy visit trying to see everyone. This is the first visit home where we actually have time to go do something together and are staying in Clare for three nights.

Now we have all been to your lovely county several times, been the height of tourists, visited Bunratty, the cliffs, Doolin and Aillwee caves, bridges of Ross, the burren, father Ted's house, the Spanish armada and several of your gorgeous beaches and towns along the coast, we've been around a fair bit. This time we're back for some R&R.

We have a house booked a little outside Doolin and will be doing some spinning around visiting beaches and coastal walks if the weather plays ball, but they're looking for some right Irish pubs. And I don't mean the tourist spots to bring Americans. I mean where an Irish person can feel at home after having dodgy Guinness and "schooners" for the last two and a half years since their last visit home. I don't drink much so am happy to drive wherever for them to have a few pints.

So tell me, where do YOU go for your best pints?