Rob and I just returned from a magical visit to Ireland. We traveled with a group of Celtic music lovers who were brought together by Boston’s WGBH. The Learning Tour — An Irish Sojourn was led by WGBH radio Celtic music host Brian O’Donovan, who took us from county Cork and up the eastern coast to Dublin.
This is just a sampling of what we saw on our trip–there will be many more pictures to show in the weeks ahead. There’ll be more doorways, windows, storefronts, landscapes and moss!
SALLEY MAVOR 
How beautiful everything is in those pictures
Really Lovely! Thanks for sharing.
You still love doors! Red doors are my favorite……so happy!
THANK YOU………….my sibs (and our late mom) always wanted to go to Ireland, but “someone” doesn’t think there is “anything to do there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????? Please keep the pictures coming. I love the DOORS, and storefronts, and to see where my ancestors could have walked in Cork!
Kate
Thanks so very much sharing these awesome pictures, my niece went to one part of Ireland last year and is going again this fall.
georgia
Oh Sally, what a Magical trip!! Can’t wait to see more photos. I love doors and windows too. All those scenes could be scenes in your books. The steps…the moss covered trees, the streetscape!
Judy
Beautiful and thanks so much for sharing. have a good one
I spent 3 weeks in Ireland a few years back. We were based in Dublin and went to the Aran Islands, all around the ring of Kerry, up into Northern Ireland and into Cork as well. It truly is a magical place and I would go back in a heartbeat. The green is greener, the sky is lovely and the Guiness does taste better there! Look forward to seeing your photos. Cheers!
Thes are so cool!! I would love to go to Ireland. [ Some day hopefuly i will go]
One of my grandfathers was from Ireland…sure would love to see that country. It is such fun to see the pictures from your travels. Won’t you have even more inspiration for needlework after this visit? Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for sharing your lovely experience. Love the moss. I make terrariums with it and it is like a little magical wonderland in each bottle. Look forward to seeing more of your inspirational experience!