Iconic Ireland through Instagram
May 21, 2013 • Blarney, Cobh, Cork, County Clare, County Cork, County Kerry, Dingle, Doolin, Europe, Ireland, Kenmare, Kilarney, Kinsale, The Burren, Travel
First of many pints of Guinness
Ballymaloe House in Shanagarry
Jameson Distillery Tour and Tasting
Enjoying some Irish beer while waiting for the service guy to replace two flat tires thanks to a hidden pothole
Dalton’s Pub in Kinsale, County Cork
Lovely Irish Garden in back of Mac’s in Kinsale
The Blarney Castle (and yes we all kissed the stone!)
Kinsale Harbor viewed from Charles Fort
Irish cows (the reason Irish beef is so delicious is because the cows graze all day long on this rich grass)
Kenmare, County Kerry, Ring of Kerry
Lush farm land inland on the Dingle Peninsula
Rocky coastline of the Dingle Peninsula
Stone churches all over Ireland, here with a late evening dusky view
Cliffs of Moher in County Clare
Lamb chops at Ballinalacken Castle Hotel restaurant
Ancient tombs at Poulnabrone Dolmen, The Burren, County Clare
Cliffs of Moher in the distance, spring greenery all over
Stone dry stack walls covering just about every inch of County Clare
The Ballinalacken Castle, c. Late 15th century, rising up behind the hotel built in 1840
Flowers in the meadow at Ballinalacken Castle in County Clare