Tag Archives: Galway
West Coast Coolers – Part 3
The journey from Galway to Doolin involved scenic drives through Clare, showcasing the Burren landscape. After exploring Doolin, including the Cliffs of Moher with their dramatic views and rich wildlife, the family visited relatives in Limerick. They enjoyed outdoor activities at Curraghchase Forest Park, a beautiful historic estate.
West Coast Coolers – Part 2
Connemara and Galway – October 2022 You can read all about how we got up to Galway in Part 1 here. After collecting Emmet from his place in town we headed west along Galway Bay, past the village of Spiddal. It was quite a windy day. Our destination was Kylemore Abbey and would take us […]
Monochrome Monday: Connemara & Clare
The post features a curated collection of monochrome photographs taken during a road trip to Kylemore Abbey in Connemara and the Cliffs of Moher in Clare, showcasing the scenic beauty and striking landscapes of these iconic Irish locations.
West Coast Coolers – Part 1
In October 2022, a road trip to Galway, Clare, and Limerick offered a chance to visit siblings. Highlights included visiting Bunratty Castle, enjoying lunch at Durty Nelly’s Pub, and exploring Galway’s cultural history. Despite rain, the family visited the Galway Atlantaquaria and experienced the city’s vibrant music scene.
Ireland in Film: Into the West
In 1951, the movie “The Quiet Man” showcased the verdant land of the west of Ireland, marking a significant milestone for the film industry in Ireland. With iconic scenes shot in the village of Cong and Maam Cross, the movie captured America’s heart and left a lasting impact. Similarly, other films like “The Guard” and “Calvary,” set in picturesque Irish locations, continued to showcase the beauty of the region. Additionally, notable films like “Leap Year” and “Irish Wish” have utilized the stunning landscapes of Ireland, including the Cliffs of Moher, as captivating backdrops for their stories. The dramatic beauty of these natural landmarks has also been featured in popular films such as “Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince,” “The Princess Bride,” and the Father Ted TV series.
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