The restaurant scene in Dublin is fairly diverse
Dublin parking lot attendant at a fancier place than we visited
Tree stump in Lismore carved into a beautful image
A Georgian street in Dublin
Another remnant of Dublin Castle (1204); we figure the painting was more recent
Dublin sidewalks exhibited representations of Viking artifacts
The Rock Close at Blarney was by itself worth the price of admission
The Parnell statue in Dublin; the inscription was memorable though incomprehensible
Vicki is convinced she is part Irish; here's the proof, near Glendalough
Fences: we figure there are 10,000 stone fences for every B&B, 10 B&Bs for every pub...
At the B&B, Vicki sleeping; note position of duvet...
The stone restaurant at Slea Hand, Dingle; more corballed vaulting, contemporary
Irish horse, Inismor
Irish cows, somewhere
Holy target practice; note the nearly perfect St. Brigid's cross shot into the barrel; they are a devout folk
Little house on the trail to Dun Anghus...for the little people?
Us at Dun Anghus
It was election season in Ireland in May, and everywhere were these glamour-shot posters
An interesting private residence near Hill of Tara
Mussel-farming near Sligo
Paddywagon, a popular bus tour service
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