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Tuesday morning was a. , very cloudy, rainy day. After, breakfast we left Blarney - Vale, going North on the N20. heading for Limerick. Passing1 by Moure Abbey, Ballynamona, Mallow, New Twopothouse, Buttevant, Charleville, Croom, , Patrickwell and finally; Limerick. Once again crossing over the River Shannon onto , the N18 toward Bunratty..' Stopping in Bunratty for the ■» second time for more shopping , and a late lunch at The, , Creamery.

Just across the way we'd1,' had our first Irish lunch atr Dirty Nelly's, a place I highly recommend to any and all of you who might find yourself in Ireland sometime. We then drove back to Drumline Road and Ivory Lodge and our delightful hosts the Nallys. ,

Having several hours before dark and questioning our hosts about the cemetery out on the road and giving me . directions etc., I walked out and took photos there. Again, more O'Dwyer burials.

Wednesday morning we, , left Ivory Lodge early so we'd. have plenty of time to return our car and not be rushed in boarding our flight. Passing through customs without a hitch, boarding the Air Lingus return flight in a dizzily over-. / cast morning. Our return ‘ flights was an hour and a half ,

longer due to strong head^ winds. Landing in Logan it was unseasonably warm and we were delayed taking off due to thunderstorms.

Arriving in Dulles a bit. weary but glad to be home. - Annie was dropped in front of ‘ her home about 7:30 and I returned to the office and went to work, arriving at home myself around 11.

Again, this is a much/shortened version of my origi-, , nal story and will gladly sentf anyone the full story at their ' request. , '

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