Cromleach Lodge Sligo

... 8217;t have to walk far to have him stop and he said too that that is the way people get back and forth between the two towns.<br><br>As for Strandhill it is a gorgeous little seaside town with sand dunes and mountain ranges surrounding it as well as a golf course. I have no idea how people were golfing that day as the wind was strong; I won&#8217;t want to be the one trying to watch for a player&#8217;s ball. It is also popular for surfing and there are at least three shops ...

... school, and realy to try out our new wheels. We were able to go out to West Cork, and up the West coast in to Connemara, Mayo, and up to Sligo. We named the little car, 'Jumbo Murphy&#8217; (Murphy being a Cork name). He&#8217;s now a good part of the family, sort of like a second home. <br><br>Anyways, we had a great time, and I think I&#8217;ll let the pictures tell it. <br><br>Thanks for the good times Helen, Cheers.<br><br>Daniel &amp; Luna

... it off. We are lucky with our charging things that the laptop and the camera battery charge on the shaver plug in the bathroom as we cant get another adaptor until tomorrow. Although we discovered a bit later that the laptop was flat...so not charged at all, at least the camera does!<br> The hotel at Sligo has been very nice, the bar on the exotic side and dinner was pretty good. The standard caesar salad..which was what you could fit ...

... ireland as it were. <br> After the hill of Tara, more driving and a picture stop at Trim castle, which was featured in a movie call Braveheart, some of you might know it. And onward with more driving passing more sights with names I cant pronounce let alone remember and we came to a little ruined abbey, which are pretty frequent across ireland, this one in particular was called Cistercian abbey in a place called Boyle ...

... this has for me in terms of income levies, increased prsi, increased pension contributions, rental property levies, dramatic decrease in the value of my home and lack of potential buyers... is it any wonder I couldn't settle and was eager to hit the road again?<br><br><br> I spent frantic weeks emptying my house; watching the weather in disbelief; packing shipping ...

Meteo: pioggerella<br><br>Saremmo rimasti a Clifden, ma non c'era posto. Andiamo a Sligo, tappa intermedia per il trasferimento nell'Ulster.<br>Ci fermiamo alla Kylemore Abbey, bellissima villa sul lago. Scattiamo qualche foto senza entrare, piove. Percorriamo il tratto fra Leenane e Cong, consigliato dalla nostra guida per una gita in bicicletta. Facciamo molte foto, il paesaggio invita. A Cong consumiamo un pasto frugale, c'è un bel parco sul lago. Facciamo un ...

... country and their claim to fame. The Creevykeel was a very large and elaborate tomb with several entries, carnes and the like. Much of what we are seeing we do not understand or cannot place. Dated to have been built in the 3rd millenieum before Christ! Seeing these types of burial chambers with large stones resting on tope gives me another mage when thinking about where Christ was laied to rest and when they ...

... any but the waitress must have seen the desperation in my face and went next door to the hotel restaurant and got some... bless her! Along with a chow mein I was full as anything and we made a move. We went back to Foleys and chilled out, watched a bit of tv then loaded some of my pics onto FB. It was great to have a free computer and not to feel rushed - as a result I stayed up way to late and went to bed at about 1.30am - its going to be struggle city tomorrow...!

... roof. It was kind of like a hollowed out Silbury hill, so it was good to see inside one, and they had re-built a dolmen. Don't know how correct it was, but it was a nice touch. We exited and walked around the 2.5 K area. All around were dolmens, big and small. There were also a couple of stone circles to run around in, so we did. After we finished, we asked a guy where the next site was, and his answer was, see that mountain. Knocknarea Cairn Once parked, we started the ...

... waterfall and spent a few hours relaxing. And got sun burned again because it remained at 25 degrees and brilliant blue skys. Monday we took the bus back to Galway and caught another one to Sligo. It is a really nice city. We just arrived last night so we have not seen much of it but I am looking forward to exploring. Tomorrow we are heading to Donegal then who knows. Still having a blast, I will talk to you all soon.