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    Photos from Ireland

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    More dodgy Christmas lights in Killarney town Views[1230] More Picturesque hills....this time we're on the Iveragh Peninsula! Views[423] Picturesque hills near Ballydavid, Dingle Peninsula Views[414] Views[358] Looking towards Mt Brandon from near Ballyferriter, Dingle Peninsula Views[727]
     
    Small headlands jutting out into the Atlantic near Ballyferriter, Dingle Peninsula Views[293] Views[248] Prehistoric ruins and waves at Dunquin, Dingle Peninsula Views[320] My car at the tip of the Dingle Peninsula. The Blasket Islands are off the coast in the distance. Views[252] Big swells and gale force winds, Loop Head, County Clare Views[245]
     
    Loop Head, County Clare Views[264] Wild weather, Loop Head, County Clare Views[394] Storm coming in, in the countryside near Doonbeg, County Clare Views[366] Views[239] Views[263]
     
    Lahinch. This beach is normally very tame with nice little swells lined up in an orderly fashion Views[225] Lahinch Views[268] The beach at Lahinch during a storm. There were balls of foam flying through the air in the wind. Views[354] The girls of Mocha Beans on the Prom, Salthill, Galway, l-r: Elodie from France, Kathy from Ireland, ME!, Paula from Spain and Risa from Japan. Rafael from Brazil, Marcella from Czechoslovakia and Evelina from Poland couldn't make it! Views[643] St Mary's Church by night, Killarney Views[342]
     
    Hello dodgy Christmas lights in Killarney town! Views[1216] This abandoned little hut is in the Gap of Dunloe, Killarney National Park. An awe-inspiring place. Views[266] Near the mouth of Brandon Creek, Dingle Peninsula Views[409] Views[317] On the Dingle Peninsula near Dunquin, County Kerry. Apologies for the lack of focus, it was so windy I couldn;t keep the camera still! Views[295]
     
    Views[282] Coastal Graveyard on Liscannor Bay, County Clare Views[507] Tombstones in a church graveyard in Spiddal, a bayside town close to Galway Views[461] Moonrise in the Rosaveen Gaeltacht. The Gaeltacht are areas in the country where Irish is still spoken by the majority of the community. It is apparntly the official language of Ireland, although a minority of the population can speak it fluently. All public signs and buildings etc have signs in Irish and English, towns have their English name and their irish name, and in the gaeltacht it's not unusual to have signs written in Irish only Views[415] Boats in the harbour, An Spiddeal Views[337]
     
    Views[345] Views[332] On the beach in Brandon bay Views[283] Killarney National Park Views[377] Views[285]
     
    A ray of sunshine in the hills around Dingle Views[210] Views[242] Views[194] Rainbow over Dingle Views[192] Dingle Harbour, looking back towards the town. Views[254]
     
    Heading down the other side of he Connor Pass towards the town of Dingle. That's Dingle Harbour, wih Dingle bay in the background Views[220] Views[209] At the top of the Connor Pass on the Dingle Peninsula. Dark n Stormy Views[276] Views[265] Sunset over Brandon Bay on the Dingle Peninsula Views[247]
     
    Views[266] Views[261] Again looking towards the Slieve Mish Mountains. I think it was about 5 degrees when I took these photos, but his part of Ireland is so, so beautiful. Views[274] Approaching sunset after a clear cold day. Looking across Tralee Bay to the Slieve Mish Mountains in the background. Views[232] Views[252]
     
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