Dingle Peninsula Circle Tour, Dingle Town, Inch Beach and Killarney

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The following pictures are from July 7 & 8, and include The Dingle Peninsula Circle Tour, Dingle Town, Inch Beach and Killarney National Park.

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Photos

Ventry Beach, Dingle Peninsula
Dean, Cyndi, Jeff and Jackie enjoying the Atlantic on Ventry Beach.

Overlook of Ventry HarborDingle Peninsula
Jeff and Jackie on cliff overlook of Ventry Harbor.

DIngle Beehive Huts, Dingle Peninsula
Cyndi, Jackie, and Jeff at Dunbeg Fort near the Beehive Huts. The fort is so close to the cliff that it is literally ready to fall into the sea. "Dun" means fort and "beg" means small.

Blasket Islands,Dingle Peninsula
Jackie, Dean, and Jeff at the Great Blasket Center with the Blasket Island in the background.

Gallarus Oratory, Dingle Peninsula
Jackie, Dean, and Jeff at the Gallarus Oratory. Ireland's best preserved early Christian church. It is 1300 year olds, shaped like an upside down boat, and completely made of stone.

Kilmalkedar and Ogham Stone
Cyndi at Kilmalkedar (a 12th century Christian church). The Ogham Stone indicates a pre-Christian holy site, and pre-dates the church by 900 years.

Paulie's Pub, Dingle Town
Jeff performing at an evening "session" at Paulie's Pub.

Diseart Chapel stained glass, Dingle Town
This is one of the many stained glass windows that were designed and made by Ireland's Harry Clark. Clark is known forhis use of colors, and intricate designs.

Inch Beach, County Kerry
Jackie running on Inch Beach. We stopped at this lovely windswept beach on our way from Dingle to Killarney.

Hiking in Killarney National Park
Jackie and Jeff hiking on a trail near Torc Falls.

Overlooking the lakes of Killarney National Park
Cyndi near Torc Falls overlooking the lakes of Killarney National Park.

Overlook of Ventry HarborDingle Peninsula
Cyndi, Jeff, and Jackie at The Meeting of the Waters.The three lakes of Killarney National Park, the Upper Lake, the Muckross Lake, and the Lough Leane are joined at the 'meeting of the waters',