Continuing along the southern bank of the Shannon River we paused for a while, first at Foynes, then Askeaton. The former is the site of
Ballybunnion
What a beautiful morning! Lovely blue skies and whispy clouds, what better time for a stroll on the beach. The beach is split at high
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Fenit, Banna Strand, Kerry Head and The Mouth of the Shannon
A little late getting going the morning, despite the bright sunshine. Trying to take advantage of the free wifi on the campsite. It was gone
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Brandon Head, Dingle (again) and Tralee
Forecast – rain. Actuals – not bad. After rising from our very comfortable slumber overlooking the beach, the sound of waves lapping on one side
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Slea Head, Carrignaparka Beach and Clogher Head
Off from Dingle town for a tour of the Dingle peninsula headland. The drive around Ventry Harbour is very picturesque, especially with dark cloud looming,
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Dingle and its Food Festival
A little mizzle first thing, the first of the wet stuff we’ve had since arriving 10 days ago. That rather spooky the view of the
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Muckross Abbey and Lough Leane
After the Gap of Dunloe, we had intended going into Killarney for the afternoon, but the Adventure Race was causing traffic mayhem getting back into
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The Gap of Dunloe
The Gap of Dunloe is a pass through the Kerry mountains, with Macgillycuddy’s Reeks to the west and the Purple Mountain to the east. It’s
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The Ring of Kerry
A slightly slow start this morning, but it was nearly 1am by the time we’d walked back from the pub to the campsite. Probably cold
