The ship pulled in early this morning into the fishing
village of Killybegs, Ireland. The
village of Killybegs is a fishing community.
They have a rug museum, but the factory shut down several years
ago. It’s quite a picturesque village.
I left Killybegs for Donegal, Ireland. I was to take a ride of Donegal Bay. It was low tide, and this gave a good view of
the local wildlife. Two types of seals
make their home in the bay right off of the Atlantic Ocean. After the tour of the Bay by Waterbus, I had a little time to peruse the items of tweed and Irish textiles before heading back to the ship.
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| Making our way into the harbor at Killybegs, Ireland. |
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| The town of Killybegs is a fishing community in Ireland. |
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| Two types of seas live in the Donegal Bay. |
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| The seals are taking advantage of low tide to recline in the sun. The young pups to the right are only about 2 months old. |
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| The view of the Donegal area from the waterbus on Donegal Bay. |
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| Downtown Donegal contains lots of local textiles. |
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| The downtown square in Donegal is actually diamond shaped. |
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| The room from my view on the ship. |
