have a seat

 small table in front of Sweet News on main street.  They have coffee, ice cream, and other goodies.

signs2

lots of signs to read down at the pier.  The big sign reminds you that you are entering a working harbour.

linking to Tom's signs2

tour boat

leaving the Killybegs Harbour.  You will enjoy the views as you travel from the fishing town of Killybegs, along the dramatic shores of Muckross, through the Gaeltacht village of Kilcar, and on to the inspiring sea cliffs of Sliabh League—among the highest in Europe.

The tour lasts about 3-3.5 hours and cost  €60 for adults and less for kids.  The tour is limited to 12 people.

info courtesy of Killybegs Info Centre

treatment tank

 part of the waste water syatem.

signs

Shines, a local business that sells good quality fish, it's all in tins and jars and you can sample their products.

some creative UPC codes

  

cocoa

this is from a cheese package

linking up with Tom's signs

hmm

 I wonder what they are discussing at the petrol station.

flowers and a gull

the gull is not a real one.  I thought it made a good addition to the photo with the flowers sitting on the windowsill.

ice cream break

 at the diamond in Donegal Town

can and bottle returns

cans or plastic bottles have their own machine to collect and process the returns.  It prints out the receipt when you're done and you can use it in the store.  Nice and easy and no mess like back in the old days.

small boat

 heading in to the harbour.  Those big ships make the boat look like a toy. :)

a couple of cyclists

 heading towards town.

blooming tree

 have no idea what this tree is but I like it.

nice location

 it's quiet and secluded.  Located across the water in Binroe.   Binroe is a quiet townland located in the Killybegs and Bruckless area of County Donegal, Ireland. It is primarily a residential and agricultural locale known for its rural scenery.

ice cream man

enjoying an ice cream down by water.  This area is new and part of the Killybegs 2040 Regeneration Project.  It was opened last year.