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 signs seen around town.

coffee and bar

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water station

when the Diamond in Donegal Town was being upgraded, they got this new water machine.  So if you visit make sure you take your water bottle to refill it and it's free.  Now you don't have to purchase water from the store, saves you some money.

rain

our weather has returned to the default mode. :)

photo taken from the upstairs bedroom.

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 refreshing the fish and chips sign.

the headquarters for the Killybegs Fishermen Organisation

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flowers

flowers seen on a walk. 

decorated anchor

 sits outside the boat shop in town.

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 door with messages

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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

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 new rentals in town at the tourist centre

the happy pear

seen on veggie cannelloni package

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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.

have a seat

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

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

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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