...some of the more memorable places we dined at while we were in Ireland.

Just under the surface and outside the central business district we could also see a divided city - obvious things such as the peace walls,

We joined he Cliffs of Moher Hiking Trail midway for our experience of these amazing sea cliffs

From the roadside we walked down a long set of winding steps to arrive at a very quiet glade that we had all to ourselves.

Killaloe in County Clare is connected by the lovely stone Killaloe Bridge to its "twin town" of Ballina in County Tipperary.

We arrived on a cool, cloudy day - which didn’t really show Galway at its best... Limerick, like Belfast is arranged into quarters

Oscar Wilde wrote about Connemara’s ‘savage beauty’, declaring it a ‘wild, mountainous country’, ‘in every way magnificent’.

Church Hill, Westport town, green countryside, a pirate queen; a Museum of Irish Country Life; Tinkers and Travellers

House and Cat sitting in East County Clare in Ireland

Malin Head, the northern most point in Ireland.

Two evenings in Derry meant that we were able to explore... A Peace Bridge - A Walled City - Murals and a Memorial in Bogside

Back on the road - the causeway coast of Northern Ireland - Cushendun, Dark Hedges, Bushmills

Out and about in Strangford and Kearney, Bangor, Belfast Castle and Carrickfergus

By the Titanic slipways, the Belfast Titanic, a titanic plaza, how it was in 1910 and now, the Titanic Hotel

Journeying from Seville to Belfast, cobbled Belfast pubs and Entries, Belfast Cathedral Quarter murals