Author Archives: pegoleg

Dear Friends, At last report, Lib and I had met our cousin Mary and her partner, Alex, and were on our way to dinner. The restaurant was right on Galway Bay, and the boat used to catch our dinner was … Continue reading →

“It’s almost 5!” shrieked Peg to Lib “Call Mary and tell her a fib.” The castle was great, But now we were late. “I won’t lie,” said Squib “I’ll just ad-lib!” And so we left Limerick. We made pretty good … Continue reading →

We got up early on Saturday, knowing we had a lot of ground to cover. We wanted to see the harbor town of Cobh, which was southeast, then we had to head northwest to get to the Galway area by … Continue reading →

Talked to Lib yesterday. She was on her way home to get started on her Ireland scrapbook. I guess we all have different ways of expressing our creativity. She really goes all out on the scrapbooks – it will be … Continue reading →

Hello, fellow travelers. We rolled into Cork around sundown on Friday. This is a big, busy harbor town built into the side of a hill/mountain. The downtown is bisected by the River Lee, spanned by several, one-way bridges with no … Continue reading →

Leaving Greystones Friday after lunch, a quick look at the map revealed we were barely out of Dublin. We still had 1/2 the country to navigate to make it to Cork by nightfall. So we hopped back on the highway … Continue reading →

Hi there, When last we left our intrepid adventurers, they were tucked in their Rob & Laura Petrie twin beds at the Burlington in Dublin. Friday morning dawned, bright and sunny, yet again belying the cliche of rainy Ireland. We … Continue reading →

Dear Family, The first night in Ireland we were dragging so much we just went to a cafe near our hotel for dinner around 8. Lib was trying to convince me we weren’t so dead we couldn’t strike out into … Continue reading →

Here’s Lib’s reply, all lies of course. Peg once again regales us with her tales… and I DO mean tales – especially the one about me (er, the mythical person) knowing which sheep dung fertilized the fields!! That was her … Continue reading →

This post is copied from emails over the last few days giving introductory notes on our trip. Sorry for the rerun. All is good here. Our niece Jenny gets married in 2-1/2 weeks at a very lavish wedding in Chicago … Continue reading →