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- What a trip! Fell in love with Ireland. So glad I...
- Fish and Chips at the Glen Tavern in Limerick. Ate...
- The Cliffs of Moher were also a little terrifying!
- Feeling on top of the world!
- Hiking around the Cliffs of Moher.
- Cliffs of Moher
- Cliffs of Moher. My initial views.
- Arriving at the Cliffs of Moher!
- The Burren in County Clare.
- Poulnabrone Dolmen
- Poulnabrone Dolmen ancient tomb in the Burren - ar...
- Depiction of life in the fort
- Caherconnell ancient stonefort dating to 3000 BC
- Local flavors at the Milk Market
- Heather for sale
- Saturday market fisherman. He spent Friday out on ...
- Saturday morning at the Limerick Milk Market
- Monument honoring the Limerick dock workers along ...
- Post castle your coffee stop view
- Castle views
- Seeing how details are chiseled out of stone
- Inside King John's Castle
- Exhibitions before entering King John's Castle
- A Norman Norman!
- Exploring St. Mary's Church of Ireland, Limerick. ...
- Arrived at Limerick Colbert (photo taken later on ...
- So long, Killarney! Next stop is Limerick.
- Post run Irish breakfast.
- Surprised this guy and his friends in Killarney Na...
- Halfway point for my run was Ross Castle.
- Friday morning run by St. Mary Cathedral and then ...
- End of a great day in Killarney!
- Corner seat at the bar of the Laurels restaurant, ...
- A little more Irish shopping.
- A cappuccino to warm up after the boat and bike ba...
- Done! What a blast - and a great hill leg workout.
- Arriving at Ross Castle.
- Passing Monastery ruins, used from the 1100s until...
- Leaving Muckross Lake and entering Lough Leane (lo...
- On the red boat heading across the three lakes.
- Almost at Lord Brandon's Cottage. What a cool ride!
- Beautiful Ireland.
- Soaking in the gorgeous views.
- The Gap!
- The Gap of Dunloe.
- On the Gap trail.
- Gap of Dunloe: Biking begins!
- Irish lamb stew for a hearty dinner on a chilly dr...
- Love my hotel window view!
- Ringing the big bell as I enter McSweeney Arms Hot...
- Goodbye Dublin. Time for Killarney!
- Swans in Phoenix Park.
- A quick walk into Phoenix Park in Dublin. The Wel...
- In Dublin. Leaving Connolly Station, traveling on ...
- Dundalk Station. Signage in Gaelic; I'm back in th...
- Leaving Belfast Central Station...
- The ladies of Lunches To Go in Belfast. Sandwich m...
- Post morning run Mille Feuile in front of City Hal...
- Stained glass window in City Hall
- Looking up at the dome of City Hall.
- Titanic N!
- Titanic Quarter
- Wednesday morning jog out to the Titanic Quarter.
- City Hall beauty
- City Hall lights. Pink and violet for Organ Donat...
- More cool street art
- A walk by St. Anne's Church of Ireland Cathedral. ...
- Game of Thrones road
- Game of Thrones road
- Fun!
- Giant's Causeway
- Amazing!
- Giant's Causeway!
- Local salmon with potatoe-leek soup for a quick lu...
- Antrim Coast
- Feeling the breeze off the Irish Sea along the Ant...
- There are a lot of sheep in Ireland!
- Guarding the approach to Belfast Lough since 1177.
- Giant's Causeway Tour. First as top: Carrickfergus...
- Great art all around.
- Fish and chips with mushy peas for my first Northe...
- Sunset Bullitt lager on the rooftop.
- 213 year old building burned last week. Smoke smel...
- WWI battle memorial installation outside City Hall...
- Seeing Belfast City Hall for the first time.
- Deep wounds. Very powerful.
- Then learning the Tory side.
- Adding my name to the wall.
- At the wall
- At the Peace Wall, still separating parts of West ...
- At one of the six gates separating Catholics and P...
- At Sinn Féin headquarters.
- Learning the Catholic side of the Troubles first. ...
- Hopping in a Black London Taxi and heading into IR...
- Meeting Marc, my driver for the Black Taxi Trouble...
- Seeing the famous Samson and Goliath cranes on Que...
- At the Northern Ireland Public Records Office look...
- Wow, Belfast! Beautiful!
- The Big Fish!
- Hotel rooftop bar view.
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