where's your sense of adventure?

Our last full day had us leaving Galway in the late morning and heading south to (eventually) drop the car off at the airport that evening.

On the morning of our trip to the Aran Isles we woke up to very gray weather.

We didn’t have reservations for Monday night so we figured going out a bit earlier would be helpful.

We spent three days in Galway and explored a little bit on each day.

On the way south to Galway, we stopped at the Keshcorran Caves, parking in a decent sized lot down a very narrow lane close to the town of Keash.

After we got settled into our apartment, we headed out to Hargadon Bros for oysters as I knew they had 6 for 14€ on the menu.

We booked the Atlantic Sheepdogs demonstration a couple days out and we woke up to drizzle on Sunday morning that turned to full rain throughout the entire experience.

My inspiration for the my Guinness drinking tour of five counties was a photo taken in Castlebar 30 years ago, so we had to stop at this town!

High on my list of things to do on this trip was visiting Connemara National Park.

Marconi Restaurant (Clifden) The staff couldn’t find our 7pm reservation when we arrived but that didn’t stop them from being very friendly and seating us in the Garden Room as expected.