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    Brinner. A tradition our friends Greg and Jake let us participate in. : by alysandjess, Views[433]
         		 Renting bikes near Connemara National Park in Clifden.: by alysandjess, Views[480]
         		 Remind us to tell you the story about how we walked forever to a creepy campground where Alys thought we would be killed and we had to hitch-hike back to town. : by alysandjess, Views[441]
         		 Our cliffs. Quite beautiful.: by alysandjess, Views[428]
         		 Hazel got us into the botanic gardens for free. We learned about horses. : by alysandjess, Views[405]
     
    More of our friends in Naas.: by alysandjess, Views[811]
         		 This is what pictures look like when 12 girls go out together.: by alysandjess, Views[418]
         		 Being cute at one of the three pubs our friends took us to.: by alysandjess, Views[454]
         		 Us out with Hazel's sister, Emma. We can't keep up with the Irish and their drinking. : by alysandjess, Views[465]
         		 Pretty waterfall near Naas - we can't remember the name. Really, everyone was just there to tailgate. : by alysandjess, Views[506]
     
    The round tower was used by monks as protection from the vikings. We liked calling it the
         		 Graveyard at Glendaloch: by alysandjess, Views[399]
         		 The three ladies in the Bogs, outside of Naas: by alysandjess, Views[424]
         		 The view from rich guy's mansion, Naas: by alysandjess, Views[413]
         		 Conor, Hazel's brother, kept the pints flowing, whether we wanted one or not:) at his family's pub McCormick's, Naas: by alysandjess, Views[450]
     
    Alys and her new boyfriend, Naas: by alysandjess, Views[451]
         		 Street band, Dublin: by alysandjess, Views[410]
         		 First pint in Ireland with Hazel, our lovely hostess!: by alysandjess, Views[450]
         		 Friendly grafitti, Dublin: by alysandjess, Views[489]
         		 St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin: by alysandjess, Views[780]
     
    Christ Church, Dublin: by alysandjess, Views[415]
         		 by maria_brett, Views[471]
         		 Outside Joey Dunlop's bar in nth Ireland: by maria_brett, Views[309]
         		 Pic with Robert Dunlop - Joey's younger brother. Tragically, Robert was killed in a road race just 2 weeks after we met him. : by maria_brett, Views[325]
         		 At Joey Dunlop's memorial garden just up the road. Joey was more than a local hero in these parts. : by maria_brett, Views[371]
     
    Seemed like we were criss-crossing from the Rep. Ireland into nth Ireland all the time - but you never see a border. : by maria_brett, Views[273]
         		 Nightlife in Bundoran, a relaxing spot on the northwest coast. : by maria_brett, Views[778]
         		 After a breathtaking 150kms of superb twisties (as seen in the background), beautiful tarmac (imagine flying past quaint little viillages because the surface beneath you is willing you onwards!) and stunning scenery of barren fields edging their way right up to the base of HUGE mountain peaks that were soaking up the afternoon sun. And to think that most of the group went directly to the hotel because of this morning's rain. We all later reflected (over 3 pints of Guinness!) that it was probably the best afternoon's riding we had each done. : by maria_brett, Views[740]
         		 Noel on his faaaaaat Honda. Get outta his way if you see his headlights coming!: by maria_brett, Views[632]
         		 Revving up a Honda Postie - go figure. : by maria_brett, Views[563]
     
    Aidan (organiser) and his gorgeous daughter, Robyn.: by maria_brett, Views[623]
         		 Arriving at Phoenix Park the next day for the big Revup for DSI (imagine 160 bikes all on the gas at once!!!).: by maria_brett, Views[662]
         		 Party trick anyone? Can't remember how this ended...: by maria_brett, Views[500]
         		 Arthur discussing the finer points of owning tea plantations in Sri Lanka and India....: by maria_brett, Views[471]
         		 by maria_brett, Views[430]
     
    Our new mate Alan (or 'Dayglo' on online forum biker.ie !!). Good soul.: by maria_brett, Views[384]
         		 Retracing our steps over a coupla cheekies.: by maria_brett, Views[443]
         		 Back over Bundoran town. Nightlife awaits!: by maria_brett, Views[516]
         		 Hear the sizzle from here...: by maria_brett, Views[456]
         		 Making it back to Bundoran for night 2, we arrived just in time for a beautiful sunset over the west coast.: by maria_brett, Views[400]
     
    Onwards to the pub, or stop for some antiques??!!: by maria_brett, Views[496]
         		 One of the rare moments when we pulled off...: by maria_brett, Views[525]
         		 How do you top that! The only risk is that you fly past it on your bike at a nutter's pace. We had to literally pull off the road at a moment's notice and kill the engine to soak it all in. So easy to miss, and sometime's impossible to stop and capture - that's why we can't show you very much. : by maria_brett, Views[474]
         		 Our riding buddies: tea importer, Arthur (or 'Artr'), and software programmer, Dermott - they both kept the craic rolling in thick and fast.: by maria_brett, Views[493]
         		 by maria_brett, Views[458]
     
    Pulled up outside the Joey Dunlop rec centre ready to be police-escorted to Joey's Bar down the road. The lovely ladies at the centre fed us fresh salmon & corn sandwiches and endless cuppas and shortbreads. There was so much food left over they were begging us to have 3rds and 4ths. Never seen so many big men turn down free food!: by maria_brett, Views[568]
         		 Bays and farmland, and hills and the sea... all drifting in and out of each other: by maria_brett, Views[459]
         		 Towards the end of Day 1 Aidan got a call saying that Martin Finnegan, a legend within the Irish road racing community, had been tragically killed at Tandragee - just up the road from here. His engine seized and it spat him off the bike. : by maria_brett, Views[657]
         		 Idyllic countryside, tough conditions.: by maria_brett, Views[435]
         		 This would make a fantastic album cover for a 5-piece band. Any takers?? : by maria_brett, Views[3139]
     
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