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    Don't ask us why but they are splittings fiels of rocks with walls of rocks. I think they like rocks. Ne nous demandez pas pourquoi mais ils séparent leurs champs de pierre avec des murs de pierres. Ils doivent bien aimer les pierres on pense.: by jmoison, Views[263]
         		 The Burren: Fields of rocks. Cromwell, a british general who didn't really likes Irish people back in the 1600's said about burren: There isn't tree to hang a man, water to drown a man nor soil to bury a man. Great sense of humor mister Cromwell... Le Burren: Des champs de pierre. Cromwell, un général anglais qui n'aimait pas trop les irlandais a l'époque, a dit dans les années 1600 a propos du Burren: Il n'y a pas assez d'arbres pour pendre un homme, d'eau pour noyer un homme ni de terre pour enterrer un homme. Il avait l'air marrant le père Cromwell...: by jmoison, Views[361]
         		 Pub + Guinness = :): by jmoison, Views[248]
         		 OUAAA! It's pretty isn't it? But the water is very cold. OUAAA!!! c'est beau non? Par contre l'eau elle caille: by jmoison, Views[324]
         		 Erwan's parents. Padrig & Marie-No: by jmoison, Views[250]
     
    Plenty of small and pretty beaches. We had a lot of wind too. Beaucoup de jolies petites plages. Par contre on a eu pas mal de vent.: by jmoison, Views[278]
         		 See mum how beautifull Ireland is? T'as vu 'man comment c'est joli l'Irlande?: by jmoison, Views[243]
         		 We spent a long time in the car. Roads are narrows, meaning you don't go more than 35 mile/hour average and my mum isn't the best at reading maps while my dad likes to take wrong directions. On a passé pas mal de temps dans la voiture. Les routes sont bien étroites, on dépasse rarement les 50 km/h et mes parents se trompent de route assez facilement.: by jmoison, Views[298]
         		 Hotel castle in Connemara. Un hotel chateau fort dans le Connemara: by jmoison, Views[313]
         		 We met my parents in Galway and we stayed with them for 2 weeks. On a rejoint mes parents a Galway et on est resté avec eux pendant 2 semaines.: by jmoison, Views[252]
     
    After saying bye to Jennifer and Billy we flew from Nice direction Dublin Apres avoir dit au revoir a Billy et Jennifer, on a pris l'avion de Nice direction Dublin.: by jmoison, Views[273]
         		 Guinness brewery right in Dublin center. Good time time and free pinte at their 360 degres view bar at the top. La brasserie Guinness dans le centre ville de Dublin. Intéressant et une bonne pinte en haut de l'usine pour finir, avec vue sur Dublin.: by jmoison, Views[329]
         		 Arrival in Dublin Arrivée a Dublin: by jmoison, Views[231]
         		 Me on St Patrick's Day.: by bronhinton, Views[561]
         		 Learning to pour a Guinness pint at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.: by bronhinton, Views[621]
     
    Me kissing the Blarney Stone. Couldn't tell you what it was like because I was so freaked out that I think I fainted for a bit. Even though there is a creepy, lecherous old guy holding you, it is still a really long way from the castle edge. There is a shot of me after the kiss (one which I will never show, it is that horrible) where I am bright red and my face is contorted into this expression of extreme fear. Very amusing.: by bronhinton, Views[769]
         		 More soft water experimentation.: by bronhinton, Views[687]
         		 Awesome waterfall near Killarney. I was excited because I was trying to get that soft water look that you see on Steve Parrish postcards.: by bronhinton, Views[649]
         		 This photo was taken more to prove that I climbed up a very rocky and steep hillish-mountain. Not hellish, hillish, as in 'kind of like a hill, but bigger'.: by bronhinton, Views[526]
         		 More coastline, with a bit of fence for some extra spice.: by bronhinton, Views[438]
     
    The coastline near Dingle, County Kerry.: by bronhinton, Views[505]
         		 The tiny town of Anascaul, County Kerry.: by bronhinton, Views[495]
         		 This is one of my favourite photos. Very pleased with how this turned out. I have rambled to try and distract from the fact that I cannot remember where I took it. I think County Clare?: by bronhinton, Views[470]
         		 More cliff action from the Cliffs of Moher.: by bronhinton, Views[474]
         		 Cliffs of Moher.: by bronhinton, Views[416]
     
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         		 Dublin Streets: by sean_and_liana, Views[375]
     
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         		 just a pretty church we walked past on the way to the Brewery: by sean_and_liana, Views[354]
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    Christ Church Archway: by sean_and_liana, Views[287]
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         		 Christ Church: by sean_and_liana, Views[297]
         		 dicko busting a move to the guinness music: by sean_and_liana, Views[422]
     
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         		 looking out from the bar at the top of the brewery: by sean_and_liana, Views[388]
         		 with our perfectly pulled pints!: by sean_and_liana, Views[404]
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    oi your not meant to drink it behind the bar!: by sean_and_liana, Views[311]
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         		 topping it up: by sean_and_liana, Views[249]
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