Today we left Dingle and the lovely guesthouse with the great breakfasts. We stopped to look at this amazing beach - Inch Beach with the tide fully out. Shea is the tiny gray person in the middle of the picture. You apparently can drive cars on the beach as well as ride horses as long as you keep them under control. We stopped in Killorglin where the Shea family (my mom's side of the family tree) hail from. Killorglin is famous for the Puck Fair held every August.
Inch Beach
The kids weren't too thrilled with posing with King Puck.
Joe however was happy to pose with King Puck for the second time in 10 or 15 years
This is St. James Catholic Church which was completed in May 1891. My great, great grandparents were baptized in St. James in the 1830s in the church that previously stood at this same site.
O'Shea's and bicycles, I couldn't resist.
The breakfast dining area at B & B in Cork
They have a lovely garden to sit in.
Casey was especially tickled to have a bed under a skylight.
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