Photos from Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland, Europe - page 3

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Our view from the speed boat - right at the front of the boat

I guess if you look close enough you can see the sea ravens

Coastline with the different strata

Our speed boat trip from Dingle to the Blaskets...

From Inch to Dingle

Yes, it does.

Back in Killarney: St. Mary's Church

No parking options for bicycles :(

Up on Ladies View...

Meeting of the waters and Dinis Cottage close to Killarney

On the way from Killarney to Ladies View we found a lot of nice spots

Going biking and it's sunny!

Bike trip in Killarney: Muckrose Abbey

Rain, rain, even more rain, but who wants to stay in the B&B room if there is so much to discover?

Penguin (Dingle Aquarium), favorite photo scene 2

A crab

Nemo in the Dingle Aquarium

Turtle (Dingle Aquarium): favorite photo scene 1

The Aquarium in Dingle...

Very windy and rainy day in Inch Beach.

Fifty shades of Irish green and cows in Inch

Dingle: a small but welcoming town

Windings, narrow roads of the Dingle peninsula

Gallarus Oratory

Gallarus Oratory from the inside

Chewbacca in front of the school in Ballyferriter

Star Wars left its marks in Ballyferriter or in people's mind

Slea Head beach (?) and the wild ocean

Slea Head beach (?) with the best warnings :P

Ireland's edge

Coumenoole Strand

Ruins of a stone cottage next to Slea Head Drive

Look onto Slea Head from the Slea Head Drive

A beehive hut close to ventry

The bridge (Slea Head Drive) where the water flows over the street instead of underneath it.

Wild coastline next to the Slea Head drive

The Stonehouse Restaurant

Killarney's shopping street and our more then stylish red rain coat (I absolutely love it)

From Ross Castle to Killarney downtown there were a lot of horse-drawn carriages in use.

On every viewpoint we were lucky: no rain

Closeup: yes, it's Irish

Beautiful landscape in the Killarney National Park

Ross Castle and heavy rain in Killarney

Deers in the Killarney National Park

On the way from Inch to Killarney

Foleys Bar, the B&B where we stayed

Sceleton at Inch Beach

The kilometers long beach of Inch

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Brief history of Ireland

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Celtic tribes arrived on the island between 600-150 B.C. Invasions by Norsemen that began in the late 8th century were finally ended when King Brian BORU defeated the Danes in 1014. English invasions began in the 12th century and set off more than se...more history

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