Sept 25th-27th
Dingle was by far my favorite place on this trip. Our rental was in the middle of the small town and included 3 bedrooms and a full kitchen! Our lovely landlord left us yogurt, fresh bread and eggs from her own chickens for us to make for breakfast. The town is very close together and easily walkable. Nestled between green hills bordering the sea and port, and colorful buildings lining cobblestone streets, Dingle is one of the most picturesque of the spots we have stayed in. I immediately wished we had more time here.
We heard that the local pub hangout was Dick Mack's Bar, which has been operating since 1899 and brews their own beer.
After an incredible dinner at the Fish Box, we joined the increasing crowds over at Dingle Pub for live music and drinks, where we met a group of fellow tourists traveling from Florida to share a table with us. They were a bit older than us and seemed shocked and impressed that we were traveling together and rented a car to drive around on our own: I guess it made me count my blessings that I have the means and the friends to make experiences like this happen :D
We ended the night with a delicious cone from the well known Murphy's Ice Cream shop, which is open late (I think this needs to be recreated back home). And the following morning left town after grabbing coffee at an adorable coffee shop called "a Bean in Dingle" which is just a fantastic name for a shop.
What a fantastic journey. I don’t think I’ve ever had a trip go off without any issues and all of the clusters and getting lost have turned into life long memories and laughs with my friends. Glad you’re experiencing all of it and can’t wait to hear more about it at work.
Looks amazing! Jealous! My wife would kill to go to that library.
Loving it!!!
What a beautiful places to be. So wonderful that you and your Bestie are soaking up the culture and their beautiful landscape. Can’t wait to hear more stories.
It all sounds wonderful Monica! Enjoy every minute of your time in beautiful Ireland.