Dungloe Pier

I'll be taking a break and will be back sometime in January.  I wish you all a very nice and happy holiday season.

Christmas tree at the pier

Dungloe

We spent Friday in Dungloe which is an hour drive north from Killybegs.  These are some photos I took while we were walking on main street.  Some of the businesses had window displays, they were nice to see.

saturday critters

a friendly pup that I crossed paths with.

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skywatch

morning down at the harbour.

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decorations

Christmas tree at the post office

Killybegs Community Hospital's lobby

festive lights seen around town

two styles

of Christmas trees for two towns.  Donegal Town is going with a real tree.

and Killybegs is going with metal frame with the lights arranged in a cone shape.

the veggie stand

in Donegal Town.  Went by it yeserday and they had wreaths for sale.   Lots of people walk through this area to get to the centre of town so maybe they'll sell lots of them.

fishing trawler

the back of the fishing trawler

hanging on

the last of the apples still hanging on.  Maybe the birds will eat them.

saturday critters

the lookout

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skywatch

yesterday we had a little bit of everything, sun, rain and hail.

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wall collapse

on the side of the coastguard building we had a small building which wasn't used for anything.  I think it was a small place to park a car many years ago.  With the strong gusty winds we had during the week, the outside wall blew down.  Our neighbor parks his car in the space you see on the left.  Luckily it wasn't damaged so the other day he started to lower the remaining wall so it wouldn't be a problem.  Next month, he will rent a dumpster (skip) to have the cement blocks hauled away.

this is the front, trees had been growing inside for years.  It had a door, an opening for a window and no roof.  Not very sturdy for strong winds.  So the collapse was the loud noise we heard on Sunday night.  It's rather interesting, nobody really paid attention to the building.

signs

a sign seen in a pub window in Mountcharles.

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Boathouse Restaurant

 is now opened.  The owners are the same people who run the Seafood Shack down at the pier.  I first showed this building when they started working on it back in the beginning of May.  They did a great job and it looks fantastic.  Hopefully it will be as popular as the Seafood Shack.

storm atiyah

arrived here on Sunday  Rain, gusty winds and thunde all through the day and evening.  I opened our door and took this photo of St. John's Church of Ireland.  It is on the road above us and with the leaves gone, you can see it.

upper main street

in Letterkenny.  There is a lot of renovation happening in this part of town.

saturday critters

I bought a book last week at the charity shop and this was a card inside.  The person who wrote on the back of it, thanked the recipient for doing her a favor.  I have to admit, the dog is kind of funny but I'm sure it is a special companion for someone.

skywatch

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memorial bench

James Anthony McGroary was the longest serving taximan in South Donegal for the last 40 years.  This bench was placed in his memory by his friends in the taxi rank.

the bench is located right near where the taxis park

signs

80s week at the school.

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foggy

morning at Mooney's boat yard

the kitchen

available for outdoor catering.

cdp monthly theme - rainbow

I took this photo this past May from outside the old coastguard station.

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saturday critters

now it's your turn.

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bower's riverside walk

around the Robe River, Ballinrobe

community hospital

of Killybegs, this is a section of it.  Some people says it resembles a lighthouse.

signs

the sign caught my eye and made me laugh :)

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gallagher bros. building

donegal road, killybegs.  The blue roof of the processing plant, where all the seagulls hang out, is part of this operation.

the view

across the harbour

weekend reflections

the refection seen in the window of Swan Net Gundry store on shore road.

linking to weekend reflections

saturday critters

This is Henry, a friend's dog.

skywatch

The gulls are waiting for the arrival of fish at the processing plant.

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mopping the deck