Donegal was much smaller than I imagined it would be (my research was hopelessly inadequate on this point) and although it was vibrant and busy it didn’t take a great deal of our time to walk around the town centre and pay a visit to the splendidly restored castle, stop for lunch in a hotel bar and then make our way back to the car park to begin the journey back to Sligo for our final night in Ireland – for this year anyway.
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Presumably the castle’s tower structure was the first bit to be constructed and then came a life of leisure rather than warfare.
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I think so John!
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Just read your full story and what an interesting one.
I agree with all you said about the terrorist Gerry Adams. Such a pity no one managed to take him out! No one deserved the atrocities that were committed over there.
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This was an especially cowardly attack.
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I agree with you.
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