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    an unusual church tower: by nomad_kiwis, Views[609]
         		 bog peat drying: by nomad_kiwis, Views[741]
         		 a field of bog drying: by nomad_kiwis, Views[647]
         		 place to sleep for the night and meet other travellers: by nomad_kiwis, Views[609]
         		 arty pics: by nomad_kiwis, Views[550]
     
    not so far to walk after: by nomad_kiwis, Views[672]
         		 Londonderry defences on the wall: by nomad_kiwis, Views[621]
         		 for Baldy: by nomad_kiwis, Views[690]
         		 northern beach: by nomad_kiwis, Views[699]
         		 by nomad_kiwis, Views[584]
     
    by nomad_kiwis, Views[531]
         		 by nomad_kiwis, Views[637]
         		 Giants Causeway: by nomad_kiwis, Views[531]
         		 northern views: by nomad_kiwis, Views[627]
         		 northern coastline: by nomad_kiwis, Views[645]
     
    by nomad_kiwis, Views[676]
         		 Northeast interesting notice: by nomad_kiwis, Views[703]
         		 everything is in both languages: by nomad_kiwis, Views[650]
         		 views of the north east coast: by nomad_kiwis, Views[719]
         		 Dublin and our first Irish words: by nomad_kiwis, Views[858]
     
    Our Ireland journey mapped out: by nomad_kiwis, Views[720]
         		 Em at the church at Gougane Burra National Park, Co. Cork. : by milko_rosie, Views[618]
         		 Allihies, West Cork. A small, but very colourful little town. : by milko_rosie, Views[2312]
         		 An Irish surfer. We did not see any waves while we watched.: by milko_rosie, Views[512]
         		 Maneesh outside a pub in Clonakilty, Co. Cork. : by milko_rosie, Views[1244]
     
    The abbey at Timoleague, Co. Cork. : by milko_rosie, Views[442]
         		 The town of Adare is known for its thatch cottages.: by rtumicki, Views[694]
         		 A busy spot with people fishing and diving.: by rtumicki, Views[413]
         		 Views from Downpartick Head in county Mayo.: by rtumicki, Views[377]
         		 Friends who came to join me on the walk.: by rtumicki, Views[391]
     
    A morning walk along a lake.: by rtumicki, Views[379]
         		 Isn't Ireland great - you can pour your own pint of Guinness!: by rtumicki, Views[1370]
         		 The beach at Enniscrone during the summer. Cloudy and cool seems to be the norm.: by rtumicki, Views[383]
         		 Salmon Weirs. A sign in Irish.: by rtumicki, Views[385]
         		 The river Moy passing through Ballina, the salmon capital of Ireland.: by rtumicki, Views[923]
     
    A typical stone house I would love to have as a weekend get away.: by rtumicki, Views[363]
         		 I would feel chipped if I came all the way to Ireland without being caught behind cow traffic.: by rtumicki, Views[426]
         		 I see you.: by rtumicki, Views[507]
         		 A rare blue sky at Knockmore where we stayed for a week.: by rtumicki, Views[284]
         		 A smile now but walking down the steep incline on lose wet rocks was not my idea of a good time.: by rtumicki, Views[361]
     
    The trail continues up and up and up into the clouds and mist.: by rtumicki, Views[326]
         		 Views looking back down onto Clew Bay. Murrisk is the small village at the base.: by rtumicki, Views[259]
         		 Directions on how to do the Pilgrimage up Croagh Patrick.: by rtumicki, Views[364]
         		 At the base of Croagh Patrick with St Paddy above wishing me well on my hike up the mountain. I will need it because of the wets rocks and steep sections.: by rtumicki, Views[318]
         		 The dining room at Healy's. We were early and had a seat by the window. It overlooks a peaceful lake with a lone rowing boat waiting to be used.: by rtumicki, Views[327]
     
    I liked the charm of Healy's Restaurant and Fishing Lodge. It is off the tourist track making it all the more special.: by rtumicki, Views[331]
         		 Afternoon tea at Mount Falcon. Lovely setting and the amazing scones.: by rtumicki, Views[755]
         		 Sitting outside on a sunny day is a must and Mount Falcon had the perfect spot to enjoy afternoon tea.: by rtumicki, Views[366]
         		 Mount Falcon Manor House.: by rtumicki, Views[907]
         		 Bunratty Castle and Durty Nelly's. This was a stop for tea, too early for a pint, along the way to county Mayo.: by rtumicki, Views[414]
     
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