Killarney in the early morning
We were very lucky and didn't see a whole lot of rain
(A bit of it from the bus)
I so wish I could remember the name of this beach or where it was exactly.
A very typical bus window view for the trip
The Dingle Peninsula. . .
. . . is "an gaeltacht" - or Irish (Gaelic) speaking region.
They say if you dip your toes in the Irish sea. . .
. . . a part of your soul remains in Ireland.
(Do I look as cold as I was?)
Coumeenoole Beach on the Dingle Peninsula
Dingle
or An Daingean / Daingean Uí Chúis
which means Dingle Dingle by-the-sea
Outside the Holy Trinitarian Abbey in Adare
Adare Town Park in County Limerick
Crossing the River Shannon
Geese outside the Rowan Tree in Ennis
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