Category Archives: Modern Ireland

Connemara, Galway’s Western Beauty.

Posted on August 18, 2022 by Eugene Ryan

 Connemara in western Galway beyond Oughterard brings the traveler through a journey of adventure worth taking for the scenery alone. Having come this far, an even greater adventure awaits those willing to travel to this land of natural beauty sitting … Continue reading →

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The waiting game.

Posted on July 27, 2018 by Eugene Ryan

I thought I’d be clever this time arriving for 9am, just as the owner himself turned the corner, but still there were three others who thought along  similar lines and were actually there before me.  Apparently today men like being … Continue reading →

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