At Easter we headed across Ireland to Galway and stayed at a small town call Oughterard, on the shores of Lough Corrib, the largest lake in Ireland. We stayed in a guesthouse and had a traditional Irish breakfast (well the options were there, we didn't try the black pudding or sausages) and woke to an amazing view - see pictures. This a big angling area and the 'Gateway to the Connemara, a wonderful wild area of Ireland with stunning mountains and lakes and bogs and rugged coastline. We were welcomed by Michael who made us a pot of tea and we sat by the peat fire getting the low down on the area from him.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Oughterard, Co. Galway
At Easter we headed across Ireland to Galway and stayed at a small town call Oughterard, on the shores of Lough Corrib, the largest lake in Ireland. We stayed in a guesthouse and had a traditional Irish breakfast (well the options were there, we didn't try the black pudding or sausages) and woke to an amazing view - see pictures. This a big angling area and the 'Gateway to the Connemara, a wonderful wild area of Ireland with stunning mountains and lakes and bogs and rugged coastline. We were welcomed by Michael who made us a pot of tea and we sat by the peat fire getting the low down on the area from him.
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