In Awe Of Ireland

And so we made it to Dublin in time for our flight, and a sad farewell to a beautiful country,

We left Ventry and the most Westerly point of Ireland, thinking we had seen it all but we should have

So we were resigned to the fact that Ireland had shown us all it could and that the most Westerly

Continuing our path along the N71 we followed some winding roads in and out of mountains that seemd to have

Having stopped to take a look at the map, we decided to try to follow the road that would keep

Whilst we were high up in the hills at Drombeg Stone Circle we spotted, in the low distance, what looked like

The next day, after a hearty ‘full Irish’ breakfast, we left Cork and in a gung-ho approach that we would ‘find somehere

It was dark when Adrian finally found us a B&B to stay at, in Cork. The Belvedere Lodge took in these weary

Having driven for a few hours (we kind of lost track of time from looking out of the window at mountains) we

Well, the flight went ok and so we landed to a beautiful sunny day at Dublin Airport. Having only booked