Ireland, May 2023

Three weeks in Ireland and “The North” and the weather gods weren’t necessarily our friends this time. Mostly chilly and misty, so full of atmospherics but not always the best for photos or our moods. As usual, the people are so friendly, the food fresh and delicious, and the scenery breathtaking.

Belfast, so interesting and full of tragic history.

Along the Irish Sea.

Back in the Republic, Glendalough.


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