Teach Na Tra
Callowfeeninh, Carna
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Teach Na Tra Carna

Callowfeeninh Carna, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland

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Happy 13th Birthday to you Ariel!!

A travel blog entry by abbatravels

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... or eat if that was true. There were stunning 360 degree views from the top of the hill. But the weirdest site was the Wishing Tree, an old Pagan ritual was that people would tie something significant to the tree for healing and luck. There were all these bits and pieces of guff tied all over the branches of the tree, including someones nickers - hah?

We also visited the impressive Trim Castle - the largest ...

My First Trip To Granddaddios

A travel blog entry by laylagrace

... to the mystery destination full of excitement. We didn't have to drive very far before we arrived at our destination.

Mummy & Daddy took me out of the car again & we knocked on the door of a mystery house, I was so excited to see my Granddaddio open the door & he was very excited to see us! We went down for a big McEntee family gathering & with me being the latest McEntee to join the clan I had to be there! I got to meet all of ...

Perfect Day

A travel blog entry by marklacey

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... or ferry rides). I guess it didn't help his case when we decided to be on the second floor of the bus. The ferry wasn’t anything too special. We were able to go to the top deck of the boat which gave us a pretty nice view of the sea.

The only mistake I made today was bringing my heavy jacket. We all figured we would be faced with a cool ocean breeze the entire day, not the case at all. It probably got to 67 or ...

An Island of Stone

A travel blog entry by jackie_n_james

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... the visitor centre and cost 3 euro. The only thing really left of the fort is the outer walls which make a semi circle, with each end stopping at a 200ft cliff. Karen wouldn't really get close enough to look over and would tell us to stay away so that we wouldn't fall off. Our bus driver didn't seem to mind the narrow roads and oncoming traffic because he drove at somewhat dangerous speeds across the island. Our driver told us that ...

Day 3 : Cliffs of Moher and Doolin

A travel blog entry by adisyl

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... of people have died, we visit the exhibition at the visitor centre, great 3D screening as well

rest of the day we stroll around Doolin, great little town, little shops, a few pubs and restaurants, that night we hit the pub, they have traditional Irish music, its festive, the food is great, the guiness flows

and thats the day flown by

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