the long climb

not for me. :)

St. John's

Church of Ireland, Killybegs.   One of the few churches that has a graveyard that is part of the church's property.

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

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.

main street

 in Killybegs

the tower

 of the old coastguard station in Killybegs.  

the sign reads:  erected in 1875 as a coastguard watchtower and residences for the men.

morning sky

photo taken through the window in the place I'm staying at.

 A view of main street in Killybegs.  The building on the right is the Tara Hotel and on the other side of it is where people can catch the bus.  Across the street is Centra, a small grocery store and the tall white building is Sweet News, a small shop that sells stationary, cards, books, ice cream and coffee.  Killybegs pier is right across the street if you turn around.

Melly's, a few doors down from Centra where you can enjoy the best fish and chips in town.  The place in the back is Seawinds, a bed and breakfast.  We stayed there 10 years ago when we first came to Killybegs.

St. Mary's R.C. cemetery

 in Killybegs.

  

love

seen in a building that is being renovated.

sun setting

I like the light in this photo.  It was taken in Killybegs last month.

look on the bright side

the photo was taken in Killybegs last month.  When a rainbow shows up, they don't last very long.  I had to go fetch my camera and just had enough time before it disappeared.

twin flowers

 seen at the bus shelter in Killybegs yesterday.  Have no idea what kind they are.

painter

a nice and sunny day in Killybegs last week, perfect for painting.

blue

 bridge street, killybegs.

rainy day

 with some blue sky in Killybegs

fish shop

 a little blurry but it was raining  hard.

repaired

stone wall in Killybegs by St. Catherine's school

bus window shot

 a little blurry with some reflection but I like it.  Bus coming from Donegal Town and heading toward Killybegs.

an entrance

decorated with flowers