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Side window of the shop Stone Mad.
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A house I passed while walking up the hill above Kinsale.
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A house I passed while walking up the hill above Kinsale.
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was rewarded for walking up the hill overlooking Kinsale Harbor with some great views. I wish the sun were out, though, to perk up the photos
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View from about half way up the hill overlooking Kinsale Bay.
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Seen on my walk up the hill overlooking Kinsale Harbor.
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I walked WAY up the hill overlooking KInsale and found some lovely Irish cottages.
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Kinsale Harbor
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All that window shopping, but I didn't buy a thing at Stone Mad. My personal souviner came from the Kinsale antiques store.
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And yet more window shopping at Stone Mad.
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More window shopping at Stone Mad.
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Window shopping at Stone Mad.
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The front door of the shop Stone Mad.
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Stone Mad Shop in Kinsale, Ireland
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The side wall and rear door of the shop called Stone Mad. The shop sold knic-knacs, home furnishing accessories, and women's clothing and accessories. All items were VERY bright and colorful.
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A few of the rear door of the shop called Stone Mad.
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Kegs waiting to be picked up on the morning after.
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Nautical themed cottage in Kinsale.
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Two B&Bs sharing the same building.
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Two B&Bs sharing the same building.
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Two B&Bs sharing the same building.
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Doorway in Kinsale
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"His Taste exquisite" it reads. You have to appreciate a priest with exquisite taste. This plaque is on the wall of St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church in Kinsale.
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St. Johns is an absolutely B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L Roman Catholic Church, designed by Brother Michael Augustine, built in 1839 and recently restored. To me it looks more like a Protestant church due to the absence of statues and stained glass.
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"Crossing the Bar". Stained glass in St. Multose Church created by artist Catherine O'Brien in 1933.
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"Pilgrims' Progress". Stained glass in St. Multose Church created in 1933 by artist Catherine O'Brien.
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Stained Glass Window in St. Multose Church, Kinsale.
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The interior of St Multose Church which was begun in 1190.
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The architecture of St Multose Church, built in 1190, still shows its Norman roots. It is now a Church of Ireland Protestant church, but it looks very Catholic, probably because it was built as a Catholic Church before Henry VIII broke from the church.
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Seen in an antiques store in Kinsale. I did not buy this, but I bought a silver brooch with an Irish design.
