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July 24th 2008
Published: July 28th 2008
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We drove the Dingle Peninsula today and then made our way to Kinsale for the evening.

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This stone marks a Celtic sign a Monastery was build around
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Gate
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Church where St. Patrick was
Of course, they all claim to have had St. Patrick
This stone with the whole is extremely old. Much older than the church. It dates to 3500 BC I think.This stone with the whole is extremely old. Much older than the church. It dates to 3500 BC I think.
This stone with the whole is extremely old. Much older than the church. It dates to 3500 BC I think.
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Irish Countryside
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Robyn in Kinsale
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Kinsale Town
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Marker Stone - Dates to 4000BC - Celtic
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Robyn window shops in Kinsale
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Where we stayed in Kinsale
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Donkey
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Sea Gull
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Rocks in Dingle
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Rocks in Dingle
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Crucifix in Dingle countryside
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Robyn love Ireland!!!
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