If you ever go across the sea to Ireland.
Then maybe at the closing of your day. You'll sit and watch the moon rise over Claddagh.
And see the sun go down on Galway Bay.
But even if you don't do all that Arthur Colahan wrote of in his beautiful song Galway Bay,
you should know that Neasa Clissmann has a beautiful horse drawn Gypsy caravan waiting
just for you.
One with a horse called Henry was waiting for Thomas Breathnach and his partner who were recently there enjoying the life that most only dream about.
He tells their story here.
Perhaps you'll go there and make your own adventure and pen your own lyrics.
To your own song...
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Monday, March 24, 2014
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Ireland's Most Unusual Bed and Breakfast Accomodation...
The Irish Times called The Bridge House in Skibbereen, 'The Most Unusual B and B in Ireland'.And my friend John Foster, a man not known for hyperbole says this once nondescript little rooming establishment is the most amazing in all of Europe!
Mona Best, mine hostess seems to have the mostess too, she's a character that matches the extraordinary place she'd created.
My room, really a museum piece, says John, has one mannequin standing guard at one door and another standing over the bath and I knew that under all the pillows and paraphernalia there was a beautiful comfortable bed to dream in.
Going down to a delicious breakfast was quite an experience too.
Every surface of the room, both vertical and horizontal is covered with collected treasures from the years.
If you ever go across the seas to Ireland...



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