Dingle peninsula on chauffeurdriven tour with Dovechauffeurdrive and Dave Hogan

The view of the lakes and mountains from Aghadoe Heights in Killarney. Truly a beautiful place.

Today we made our way to the Dingle peninsula, passing through the town of Castlemaine, the birthplace of the Wild Colonial boy.

 In the picture below we have Jim, Judah, Lisa and Finn at the beach in Inch.

Here we have Finn, making friends with this lovely baby donkey.

It looks like all is well as Finn gives donkey a little pat.

This is the time of the year for the new born lambs, as you can see in this photo.

All together outside this beehive hut on Dingle

My happy group together, sitting on the wall at Slea Head, with the Blasket Islands in the background.

Lisa and Finn at Ross castle in Killarney.

It's that Leprechaun again, hiding in this beehive hut near Slea Head

Pictured together here with Ross castle in the background.

Finally today we visited the wonderful Cathedral in Killarney.

Our weather today was not the best, as it was cold, with quiet a lot of rain, but we still had a great day, and enjoyed a fine feed of "Fish and chips, chowder, and calamari" in Dingle. 

Tomorrow we are on our way to Blarney and Kinsale.Make sure to follow along.