A few weeks ago Tomek’s brother and his wife visited us. As much as I like Dublin I think the real Ireland is outside of it. We managed to go for a short weekend away. This time we drove to area around the Waterford. We were lucky to have a nice weather for a day. The next day was so foggy, that we couldn’t see the sea even though we drove along the costal road and next week it was snowing.
But looking at the photos you will probably agree, doesn’t matter what weather there is Ireland is charming.
PS. I still wouldn’t mind some warm weather.
Castle in Lismore, Waterford
Wicklow Mountains
Tintern Abbey (County Wexford) Ireland
Glendalough, Ireland
Wicklow Mountains
Magda's Cauldron 
Wow, what gorgeous scenery!
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Thank you Picadaisy. Ireland is truly beautiful
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Your photos are absolutely gorgeous! I hope to visit Ireland someday, I will learn all about it from your blog first 🙂
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Thank you Lisa. There is a lot of good Irish blogs. Before I came here I was actually learning about Ireland from Clare blog http://anamericaninireland.com/ Here are my favourite other favourite Irish blogshttp://farmette.ie/http://edible-ireland.com/http://www.fromchinavillage.com/
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I’de love to visit Ireland but the countryside rather than the big cities. Your photos are beautiful.
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Thank you Paula. There are not too many big cities in Ireland. Galway is third biggest city in Ireland with population only 70k. But yes, outside of cities is much nicer 🙂
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I’m in love with your pictures! So beautiful! Not to mention the food galore in this adorable blog 🙂 x
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Thank you Nancy. I’m flattered 🙂
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Marta, piekne zdjecia, gdzie jest ten most ???
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Magda 😉 Tintern Abbey County Wexford – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tintern_Abbey_(County_Wexford)
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