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Monthly Archives: March 2020
Ireland 2019: Dublin’s Custom House Quay
We checked out of our hotel one Monday morning in July last year and walked through Eyre Square to theĀ Galway New Coach Station and hopped on board the coach for our return trip to Dublin where we planned to … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Travel
Tagged Custom House Quay, Dublin, Famine Sculptures, Jeanie Johnston, Luke Kelly, National Famine Way, photography, River Liffey, River Liffey bridges, Rocky Road to Dublin, Samuel Beckett, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Sean O'Casey, Sean O'Casey Bridge, The Dubliners, travel, travel photography
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Ireland 2019: Our Galway Girl
Our oldest granddaughter Sophie decided to make a video of herself dancing all over Galway as a souvenir from our week-long visit to Galway last Summer. I was able to capture a few of her dance steps here and there.
Posted in Ireland, Travel
Tagged Aran Islands, Dunguaire Castle, Ed Sheeran, Eyre Square, Galway, Galway Girl, Inishmore, Irish dancing, photography, travel, travel photography
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Ireland 2019: Connemara, Part Four — Ross Errily Friary
There are more than 100 medieval monastic sites lying in ruins all over Ireland. Followers of St Patrick began building them in the 6th century. Viking raiders began destroying them in the 9th century. Norman conquerors began building more in … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Travel
Tagged Connemara, County Galway, County Mayo, Eleanor Shanley, Franciscan friaries, Galway, Headford, Irish abbeys, Irish music, Kilkelly, photography, Ross Errilly Friary, travel, travel photography
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Ireland 2019: Connemara, Part Three — Cong
In the summer of 1951 legendary Hollywood film director John Ford descended on the tiny village of Cong in western Ireland and commenced filming what would the following year result in his receiving his fourth Academy Award for Best Director. … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, Ireland, Travel
Tagged Cong, Connemara, Galway, Irish music, John Ford, John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Mayo, photography, The Isle of Innisfree, The Quiet Man, Tommy Fleming, travel, travel photography
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