Part 6 of our 2017 trip through Irleands Southwest and West. Following the earlier analog series, this part now covers the digital journey around Irelands Southwest and West and completes the series finally.
After arriving at Dublin Airport, we headed south to Kilkenny …
Here at Matt The Millers, I learned that the famous Kilkenny was no longer brewed in the town, but at the Guinness Brewery in Dublin – OMG.
Kilkenny Castle
Smithwick’s Brewery
Celtic Cross in Kilkenny
Cemetery around Cathedral Church of St Canice & Round Tower, Kilkenny
Rock of Cashel, Ireland
Around Muckross House and the Muckross Lake, Ireland
Around the Gap of Dunloe, Ireland
Around Valentia Island, Ireland
The Burren, Ireland
Cliffs of Moher, Ireland
Diamond Hill, Connemara, Ireland
Kylemore Abbey, Connemara, Ireland
Between Dog’s Bay and Gurteen Bay, Ireland
Derryclare Lough, Twelve Pines
Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin, Ireland
National Library, Dublin, Ireland
Molly Malone, Dublin, Ireland
That’s it. It was a rather quick flight through the treasures we saw during the two weeks journey through Ireland’s South West and West.
If you’re interested – earlier parts of this series can be found here.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
In case you’d like to comment, it’s appreciated … and maybe, you want to visit my website or my flickr page too.
So long … and thanks for all the fish.
Nice pictures of a good tour. I think I used up at least one roll of TriX at St Canice and again at Rock of Cashel when I was there in 2019… One can’t turn around without ‘seeing’ something fascinating. In my opinion, so much more interesting that Dublin.
Hi Bernard,
thanks for stopping by :)
I fully agree with you, that the countryside has so much more to give than Dublin.
Even if I like the Irish colours – this country is made for black and white.