...how heavy the sheer mass of the Atlantic Ocean is, how it drags the western horizon and the edge of Ireland down with it.

Oh wait....

Seriously, great pics, even if the first did make me sit crooked in my chair for a minute, LOL. I liked the middle one the best, I think.

I didn't even notice how crooked it was until I looked at this thread again. Sorry for temporarily messing up your equalibrium.

Would love to visit Ireland someday. Thanks for sharing!

I've always wanted to visit Eire. Thank you for the pics-really captures the flavor of the place.

The one of the alter/shrine?

Not that many years ago I managed to make it to Ireland and visited a few different Holy Wells as well as St. Columcille's Abbey in Co. Donegal (where my own family is from).

The sites I visited were indeed profound and rare and ... sadly ... I'm not very certain that such sites as these are "protected" as they should be as archaeological sites under the now EU that seems to be running the show in Ireland (or so they think that is ...).

To me this is incredibly sad but your pictures are beautiful nonetheless!

Co. Kerry (our favorite place ever) on the Dingle Peninsula.

We were staying in Dublin and making day trips all over. We got stuck out there to to the weather. So we stated at a B&B, then took the loop the following morning. That's when we came across it.

Out next trip we are doing a motorcycle tour.

i would have duel citizenship. both my mom's mom, and my dad's dad were born there, and the next generation back are all irish except for that english great grandma of whom we never speak.
if i ever get a chance to go, i will try to get that straightened out. with a deadline, i can do anything.

I really hope I can make it there someday.

Julie

There are some things that not even the EU can change and Ireland is one of them!



Thanks for posting these beautiful pictures of my homeland!