Barb and Corky Howland all alone on our tour bus for the first day as the rest of us missed our connecting flights to Ireland.
Howth Harbor
Howth Harbor
Howth Harbor
Howth Harbor
Howth Harbor
Barb in front of an Octopus mural on the Howth Cliff Cruises building.
Downtown Howth as seen from the Howth Pier Park.
The Summit, Howth Ireland and the Bailey Lighthouse. The yellow flowers were seen all over Ireland and are called Western gorse.
Known as Malahide Abbey, this church served as a parish church and graveyard.
The standing ruins date to the 15th and 16th century and were constructed
on the…
The standing ruins date to the 15th and 16th century and were constructed
on the…
Malahide Abbey - Attached to the church
is a two-storey tower which would have been used as a sacristy or priests residence.
The church itself has many…
is a two-storey tower which would have been used as a sacristy or priests residence.
The church itself has many…
A Norman soldier statue at Malahide Castle.
Debbie and Steve with the Norman soldier
Corky and Barb Howland at Malahide Castle in Malahide, Ireland.
Corky and Barb Howland at Malahide Castle in Malahide, Ireland.
A view from inside the window above the main entrance to Malahide Castle.
An ornate oak carved chest is part of the Oak Room in Malahide Castle, Malahide, Ireland.
Intricate oak panelling wall covering in Malahlide Castle, Malahide, Ireland.
Malahide Castle interior
The last Talbots of Malahide Castle The children in the painting are Lord Milo Reginald Talbot (1912–1973) and his sister, the Honourable Rose Talbot…