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The photographer explains that he and his wife got married in the area and returned to celebrate their 10th anniversary with friends.
At the end of each day’s adventure, we could retreat to our historic country-house hotel or head for a pub, where we basked next to a warm peat fire, drinking great muddy pints of porter, listening to local musicians.
Thursday 7 November, 2024
Thursday 7 November, 2024
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The Washington Post just managed to make Ireland's crap weather sound wonderful
IT’S NO MEAN feat, but the Washington Post has just managed to make it sound like our bad weather is beautiful.
A photographer at the newspaper, Bill O’Leary, took a trip to Connemara and published a spread on the beauty of the area.
He described the area as having:
You say ‘feisty’, we say ‘head-wrecking’.
The photographer explains that he and his wife got married in the area and returned to celebrate their 10th anniversary with friends.
Sounds idyllic.
Nachos just got even tastier with this bonkers cake creation>
14 times Irish people were absolute chancers>
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