Our time in Killarney at an end, we hit the road to Connemara, stopping at the Cliffs of Moher on the way.
Leaving the Royal after 3 nights in Killarney. (The silver beauty double parked in front was mine for 6 days.)
Waiting for the ferry to Killimer.
Here it comes!
Can you believe this traffic?
Off the road.
First views of County Clare
Stopping for lunch at a pub. This is across the street.
Erected by the people of Corca Baiscinn in honour of the gallant men and women who took part in the Easter week rising 1916.
On the road again.
Cat’s got the wheel; Sean on the camera.
This is a very photogenic country.
The yellow furze covers the Ireland countryside
This is golf in Ireland.
Random ruins on the side of the road.
None of these old places have roofs.
Cliffs of Moher
Facing north towards O’Brien’s Tower
Looking south over the cliffs. In the distance is Hag’s Head.
Approaching the tower.
Above is O’Brien’s Tower. Below is Goat Island.
Sea Pink flowers
Another view of the Tower with Goat Island below. We did not see any goats.
That guy is on the wrong side of the sign. Frookin’ tourists.
Blue sky.
Steps
On the road from the Cliffs up to Connemara.
Another old stone structure on the side of the road.
This one has a roof.
Last stop of the day. Room in Connemara.
View from the room in Connemara.
Ye Olde Tyme Key
