hanging out

 a leftover from a ruin

quiet morning

 down at the harbour.

water hydrant

Out for a walk, we passed this old water hydrant.  It's an antique, green-painted cast-iron Glenfield & Kennedy water hydrant and drinking fountain featuring a decorative lion's head motif, manufactured in Kilmarnock, Scotland, around 1900.  Freestanding fluted cast-iron pillar design distinctive molded lion's head spout where water flowed.  Foundry inscription reading "Glenfield & Kennedy Ltd., Kilmarnock"

Info from google lens

country road

with the sheep grazing.

pink azalea

signs2

 new rentals in town at the tourist centre

the happy pear

seen on veggie cannelloni package

linking to Tom's signs2

slowpoke

getting closer to its destination.

street planters

 decorating the town, flowers planted by volunteers.

collecting

people would stop and donate some change to benefit the Irish Hospice Foundation.

Island House

Island House (Teach an Oileáin) is a landmark three-storey civic and enterprise building located on Shore Road in Killybegs.  The facility features a ground-floor tourist information and visitor reception area alongside digital enterprise and office spaces on the upper levels.  It was developed as a focal point of the Killybegs Regeneration 2040 Project.