As we left Killarney we saw a crowd gathered for the unveiling of a new War Memorial (1914-1918) by President Mary McAleese.
Killarney's Cathedral
Peat bogs line this part of the N70.
Day 10: Turf cutting implements
Laborer's cottage at the Kerry Bog Village in Glenbeigh
18th century farmer's kitchen
Bog Village
Looking north over Dingle Bay to the peninsula
Several varieties of sheep
Curly-horned ram
The shepherd puts his dogs through their paces
Border collie drives the sheep up the mountain
Border collie and sheep
Dramatic shadows top the mountains
Located in Cahirciveen, the birthplace of Daniel O'Connell, this is the only church named after a person not a saint.
Sounds of the piper entertained us at the Waterville lunch stop.
Waterville is a resort on the Kerry coast, siguated on the narrow isthmus between Ballinskelligs Bay and Lough Currane
Couples stroll in the afternoon sun
Ballinskelligs Bay
Ballinskelligs Bay
Looking south toward Cork and the Beara peninsula
Kenmare and Bantry Bays
Ballinskelligs Bay and the Schariff Islands
Waterville can be seen in the distance
Killarney National Park: Upper, Middle and Lower Lakes
Day 10 Ring of Kerry
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Posted: 2009-10-26 18:25 GMT+00:00
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On our 2nd full day in Killarney we took in the Ring of Kerry by tour bus. The countryside, mountains, views of bays, islands and fingers of land jutting into the sea were spectacular. Bright red fuchsia lines the roads on both sides and yellow gorse dot the hillsides along with the sheep. Sheep were a highlight this day; we stopped at a sheep farm where the owner showed us a dozen varieties of the animals and ordered his well-trained sheep dogs by whistle and word to round up a flock on the mountainside.

War Memorial Dedicated
As we left Killarney we saw a crowd gathered for the unveiling of a new War Memorial (1914-1918) by President Mary McAleese.
St Mary
Killarney's Cathedral
Peat Bog
Peat bogs line this part of the N70.
Bog Village
Day 10: Turf cutting implements
Bog Village
Laborer's cottage at the Kerry Bog Village in Glenbeigh
Bog Village
18th century farmer's kitchen
Bog Village
Kilkeehagh
Looking north over Dingle Bay to the peninsula
Sheep Herding
Several varieties of sheep
Sheep Herding
Curly-horned ram
Sheep Herding
The shepherd puts his dogs through their paces
Sheep Herding
Border collie drives the sheep up the mountain
Sheep Herding
Border collie and sheep
Cahernaman
Dramatic shadows top the mountains
OConnell Church
Located in Cahirciveen, the birthplace of Daniel O'Connell, this is the only church named after a person not a saint.
Piper
Sounds of the piper entertained us at the Waterville lunch stop.
Waterville Town
Waterville is a resort on the Kerry coast, siguated on the narrow isthmus between Ballinskelligs Bay and Lough Currane
Ballinskelligs Bay
Couples stroll in the afternoon sun
Ballinskelligs Bay
Ballinskelligs Bay
Kenmare Bay
Looking south toward Cork and the Beara peninsula
Kenmare and Bantry Bays
Schariff Island
Ballinskelligs Bay and the Schariff Islands
Ballingskelligs Bay
Waterville can be seen in the distance
Killarney Overlook
Killarney National Park: Upper, Middle and Lower Lakes
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