Beannacht agus dea-luck
And so we say “fare thee well” Ireland.
Céad Mile Fáilte is Gaelic for 100,000 welcomes! That’s how we felt when we arrived at Ashford Castle.
Our friend Eamon who drove us on the beautiful route in Connemara took us to a pub at Westport called Matt Molloy’s.
They weren’t kidding when they said it’s very green in Ireland! I kept looking longingly out of the window of the car as we drove
We sent Georgie a postcard from Ashford Castle. He probably won’t get it before we’re back – but really to say we were thinking of
After we got off the train, a lovely man met us at Galway station and drove us to Ashford Castle. I looked out at the
Yes, when you’re a pet dog on an Irish train. We have heard how the Irish trains in NI are really undecided what they agree.
We’re in Dublin! Arrived in the dark last evening and now we’re up and now leaving for Galway! Maybe we’ll see something on the way
On the road again – and it’s just the two of us. No George. Seems a little strange without little dinky. So I’m back on
My father’s a miniature poodle called Ginger and my mother an English Cocker Spaniel called Beth. That’s what makes me a cockapoo.
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