A few random scenes from our trip to Ireland in 2008.....
Carrick A Rede Bridge, County Antrim
Antrim Coast 
Carrickfergus Castle 
Irish countryside
Two views of the Giants Causeway 
A pub in Dublin
Newgrange, County Meath
Irish Countryside 
Ancient Celtic Cross of Monasterboice
Half Penny Bridge over the Liffy River in Dublin
Some colorful Dublin doors
Like the warmth of the sun
And the light of the day
May the luck of the Irish
Shine bright on your day!
Pat.......the pictures are just beautiful!We plan to go next year if things go as planned! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI want to go and I will one of these days. Happy St. Pat's to you too! Thanks for the beautiful sharing of pictures! PAM
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. I was in Dublin a long time ago and still have the shamrock paper weight. Happy ST Patrick Day Pat, much love/M
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful country and beautiful photos too.
ReplyDeleteOh I wondered if we'd see Ireland here today. So glad that we did. I loved it when first posted and I love seeing it today. I even remember some of those photos, which I'm taking as a good sign.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy a fun day, Pat!
Perfect post for today, Pat! Happy St. Pat's Day. Wishing many blessings today and every day! Today is actually hubby's and my 9th wedding anniversary! Not because we're Irish as you know ;o)...it was the only date available for our winter courthouse wedding--LOL! Happy Days ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteI have a sort of irish stew for dinner tonight! Just celebrating the memories of Ireland....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great trip you had and the photos are wonderful memories. We're talking about a trip to Ireland, but will probably wait for a few years.
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patrick's Day to you!
Those photos are gorgeous! Now I see that it's true, Ireland really is very green!
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious trip, Pat! And I love those bright doors! Just so picturesque. Here's wishing you a lovely St. Patrick's Day with bloggy friends! Hope it was lovely. Wish I could join you. Know that I did in spirit...
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila :-)
Now here's a true Irish post...with some lovely 'green' pictures. What could be more peaceful...than Holstein cows grazing down by the water?
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
I just KNEW you would be off to the wonderful parade today! I hope you have a blast! I so enjoyed looking at some of your great photos from your Ireland trip! I recall your great shares last year!!
ReplyDeleteYour recipes on previous posts look yummy, too! I had my friends over yesterday for a Breakfast of Green and we fixed Irish Coffee! We'd never done that before---we all agreed it was yummy!
Have a great day! Dana
Pat, Thank you for sharing your tour of the Olde Sod. Good Fortune to you on this day of green! Sue
ReplyDeleteI love your post!
ReplyDeletenice photos! happy st Patrick s day
ReplyDeleteAwwww...that is my DREAM VACATION!! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy GREEN day! :P
What gorgeous scenery and photos. Love the castle.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a dream... :)
~Happy St Patty's Day Pat!
Happy St Patricks Day Pat. I do hope you enjoy all the festivities. x
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Paddy's Day Pat!! Beautiful photos...the first two really take my breath away!!
ReplyDeletePat, I just knew I would come here today and find some of your wonderful pictures from your trip.
ReplyDeleteAnd, look at your little Leo. He is gorgeous.
Hi Pat, I love your Ireland photos. Gorgeous shots. I enjoyed your Irish stew, and Irish coffee post too. Mmmmmm. I want to visit Ireland some day.
ReplyDeleteHave a great evening.
Hugs...Jeanne
Stunning photos Pat, the Irish countryside is a thing of beauty to be sure. Happy Saint Patrick's Day, hope you had fun in the city and at the parade. hugs, Kathy.
ReplyDeleteDear pat, These pictures were just wonderful! I've always wanted to go there so thank you for giving me a little peak. Your stew was wonderful! Thanks again for the recipe ♥ Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeletePat,
ReplyDeleteDid you kiss the blarney stone? My Aunt did and had to hang upside down????? Pictures are beautiful and a Happy Saint Patrick's Day to you too!
Hope it was grand! I wish I could be there to celebrate with you in the Big Apple, Pat!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila :-)
Those pictures certainly revived my desire to travel to Ireland! Thanks for posting them.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures of Ireland. Just beautiful! Leo is growing so and is absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYou had some beautiful weather when you were in Ireland. I wish I had seen Newgrange and Tara. My favorite spot was Cashel Rock.
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Paddy's Day!
I remember these beautiful photos Pat. That swinging bridge still gets me, the scenery is awesome! Happy St.Pat's Day to you and yours!
ReplyDeletexox, Marie
I think Ireland is going to have to be on my must visit list now. I have an Irish ancestress and people always say that Southern California in the spring looks like Ireland!
ReplyDeleteHappy St Patrick's Day to you, too!
Happy St. Patrick's Day, Pat!! My dream is to go to Ireland someday! I also found the information about the wild parakeets so interesting! I would never have imagined that they would be able to survive through these cold northeast winters!!... Donna @ An Enchanted Cottage
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and colours!! Now I just have to go there!! :)
ReplyDeleteLOVED YOUR TOUR! so many excellent shots~ did you walk that bridge? that kind of thing terrifies me...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Wish I could be there now!
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