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Kilcaw House Kinsale

Pewter Hole Cross Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland

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'Tis really windy out, like.

A travel blog entry by londonpenguin

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... the exterior of the cathedral. He then broke some of the cathedral windows and set the peat on fire. Peat gives off a horrible, choking smoke, and the people inside essentially drowned in the smoke. Twenty people (priests, some women and children) fled to the roof and were safe from the smoke. Inchiquin was furious that there were people left alive. He told the people on the roof that if they came down, he would not harm them. So they went down, and Inchiquin laughed at ...

First Day Trip

A travel blog entry by mcuddy

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... with the exception of a few locals. We ordered nachos for an appetizer and received Doritos soaked in tomato sauce with a slice of melted slice of cheese. It did not look appetizing and no one in the group really cared for it. Lesson learned: don’t order nachos in Ireland.

All in all, it was a great day trip and we are all looking forward to our next one! ...

Kinsale

A travel blog entry by sfotch

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... a band came down the street and there was a 5 minute parade behind them. I only was able to take one picture... As we walked back to the B & B, we came across a band playing in a square and they were fun and kids danced. Play the video to see the players and hear just a moment of music. Sorry, I didn't record it correctly. Then we walked back and Chrissie and ...

...only in Ireland, a paella pan filled with spuds

A travel blog entry by itsgrandlike

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... covered in green. Green jumpers, green face paint, green top hats, green rosettes, and green.......grass? Every 3rd person is walking around with clumps of green grass pinned to their tops. Somewhat confused for a while, I'm soon educated in the tradition of the shamrock. For years I was lead to believe that the shamrock was a large, green 3 leaf clover, in my mind, ranging from the size of a 5c to 20c piece. I ...

Friends, whiskey, and Fishy Fishy

A travel blog entry by rovingwerners

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... Afterwards we walked through the quaint little town, looking in shop windows and talking. We happened upon a shop called Stone Mad, which had special meaning for Michele, so we had our picture taken under the sign.

The air was getting a bit chilly, so we went back to Rivermount and chatted for a while in the parlor. We then went to our rooms to call and Skype the children back home.

What a beautiful day, made even more so by sharing it with ...

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