Today marks the anniversary of the day we moved to Ireland (well, the day we arrived in Ireland; we started our journey the day before). I have so much to say about the last year, but as I went back through my photos, I just wanted to reflect on those first days.
Since we arrived in Ireland on March 16, our introduction to our new home was quite chaotic and festive. We arrived at our house after 10pm, ordered Domino’s pizza delivery for midnight (it was the only place open), made our beds, and crashed. The next morning we went to the grocery store before the roads closed down, and then we walked up to the St. Patrick’s Day parade in our town. What a welcome to Ireland!
Please enjoy these photos from those first few weeks.
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| European robin |
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| 18th Century Spa, Leixlip |
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| Maynooth Castle |
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| Sheep everywhere (but not as much as Scotland!) |
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| One of the many holy wells of Saint Brigid |
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| Louisa Bridge, Leixlip |
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| Wonderful Barn |
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| Wonderful Barn |
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| SO MANY CHOCOLATE EGGS |
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| Grave of Arthur Guinness |
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| Clondalkin Round Tower |
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| Oughterard Round Tower |
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| Maynooth University |
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| Oughterard Cemetery |
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| Rook |
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