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Lots of pictures, very few words I like taking photos. I also may write something every 6 months. Don't hold your breath.

Around Galway

Tombstones in a church graveyard in Spiddal, a bayside town close to Galway

IRELAND | Friday, 30 November 2007 | Views [463]

Tombstones in a church graveyard in Spiddal, a bayside town close to Galway

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

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