Dingle, part the second.

[earlofgrey]

The next morning I woke up a bit early in order to attempt to make the walk out to the oratory. I was accompanied by an American woman from the hostel who also wanted to see it, and a photocopy of a map given to me by a nice woman at the visitor centre. The walk was to be about eight kilometres each way on small country roads. There aren't walkways

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[experiment666]

favorite bands: altan, early lorena mckennit- especially 'To drive away the cold winter', clancy bros. & tommy makem, dust rhinos, old blind dogs, andy m stewart, the fenians, cherish the ladies, june tabor when she's not using too much jazz, sinead o'connor's version of foggy dew & any time she sings with the cheiftans, the voice squad, Lintie...
favorite songs- Madam I'm a Darlin', Water is alright in Tay, Humours of Whiskey, Juice of the Barley, Lord of the Dance (it has nothing to do with the broadway show or Michael Flatley), Prince of Wales, Errant Apprentice, The widow and the devil, Nancy Whiskey, any robert burns song, Tatties and Herrin, Rhinos on the Rampage, The motorway song, Warlike lads of Russia, Siuil a Run, P stands for Paddy I suppose, Roddy McCorley, Petticoat Whalers, Bungle Rye, Cannonball which is pretty much the same vein as Kerry Recruit and I think there's one other common title for that war is hell story, An Poc Ar Buile, The Nodding Song (mentioned in Bleak House), Rocky Road to Dublin, Fennario...
there are others, but to find them I would end up adding 20 songs. Ok one more The Ballad of Tam Lin