The trip starts with Lucas and I having a pint of Guinness at the Guinness Storehouse on St. Patty's Day, then we are at Howth Harbor, then the b&w one of us is when we are on the train to Belfast (where we were met by Karen, a friend of my dad's friend, who was super sweet and showed us around), followed by the scenery shots of the North Antrim Coast (it was absolutely breathtaking standing on the cliffs of Torr Head to take these photos).
We went from there to the Giant's Causeway, which is a mountain that is made up of really tall pillared stones in the shape of hexagons, and they lead from the coast of Ireland to the coast of Scotland, and it is the only place in the world that there are stone like these (the b&w photo is me and Karen)...and we followed that with a trip to the Bushmill's distillery.
Then I took a picture of Dublin at night, along with the Temple Bar area, famous for it's pubs (so of course there is a photo of us drinking a pint!). Then we are in the bus heading to the Hill of Tara and the tomb at Newgrange, the circular building is the tomb. I had to include a photo of the green rolling hills, because they are amazing. The ChristChurch Cathedral is an old medieval church in the center of Dublin and on our last day in Dublin we had to stop by the oldest pub, The Brazen Head, established 1198.
That's our trip to Ireland in a nutshell, it was fantastic!!




























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