This is one of the walls of the ruined Ballycarberry Castle [^], just off of the Ring of Kerry, near Cahersiveen.

I climbed through a window here to get a photo of the outside. Coming back I jumped down from the window and went flying!

I thought for a minute that we would be visiting a hospital on day two of our honeymoon. Luckily the only damage was a grass-stained pair of jeans and my pride. Oh, and the new Mrs CannibalRabbit thought that the whole thing was absolutely hilarious – no wonder my pride was injured.

Giant's Causeway - CannibalRabbits

The CannibalRabbits on the windswept Giant’s Causeway, a series of mostly hexagonal basalt columns.

The Giant’s Causeway is Northern Ireland’s only World Heritage Listed site.

Giant's Causeway

The Giant’s Causeway looking seawards.  This was the one of the few places in Ireland that we encountered lots of other tourists.  It is a long climb down the cliff road from the visitor centre to the causeway, but the climb back up is even worse – no wonder the fare for the complex bus is so high.

Upper Lake Glendalough

Glendalough means the valley of two lakes. Here is one of them, the Upper Lake from the patch of land separating the two lakes. Originally the valley had just one lake, but where the Poulanass River plunges into the valley from the side the lake has silted-up splitting the lake into two.

Fitzgerald's Avoca

The sprawling Fitzgerald’s Pub in Avoca, one of the main stars of the TV series Ballykissangel. For another view of the “Fitzgerald’s” sign here.