From the Waterford Factory we went to the Reg for lunch. There was a Cricket game on the telly and we were amazed by the mystery of it all. We then drove aimlessly around town before heading back the the Castle for a fancy dinner. Three courses seemed reasonable but there was the Amuse bouse, the appetizer, the main, the pre-dessert and then the dessert. We had tasting menu portion sizes in mind, but these portions were full size and everyone was full at the end of the dinner.
In the sidewalk
Old woodcuts in in bronze
Daggers or knives?
A very large Viking boat
Inside the Reg
Fancy lighting
But no bartender here
Swords a blazing
So many painted buildings
A great red door
Painted spray paint cans
So much color
Young Hearts Run Free
This German shepherd had lots to say
A fine new bridge
More rain, good thing we were driving and not walking
Rocky bluff
Great fence
A huge head
Big tug boats
A classic old dome
How many toes?
Down in the port area
So many sails
Thanks for the flowers Ireland
Meow!
This is a laundromat!
A typical Irishman waiting for the ferry
A young man going to hit the links
A round tower-like structure
At first I thought it was my shadow, but it was not
Great windows
Ireland!
The sun!
Old Tom our buddy
The dining room seems empty, are we early?
These are the only folks that are needed
Watching the countryside pout of this window was magical
The Family crest
A severed boar's head
A monkey too! The story goes that there was a fore and this monkey saved the children
The Amuse bouse, a salmon mouse and trout roe
Scallop and balk pudding
Cured salmon
Heirloom tomatoes
John Dory the fish
Rabbit and pork
Irish beef
A pre-dessert
A dessert called Irish Coffee
Escher like stairs
Good night Ireland
