SHOP STREET, GALWAY CITYShop Street is the main thoroughfare of the city of Galway in the west of Ireland. It is pedestrianised. As its name suggests, it is Galway's main shopping street, and contains old brick buildings, bright storefronts, numerous pubs and an array of street performers. Buskers are prevalent. Shop Street contains central Galway's best preserved ancient building, Lynch's Castle. This has since been converted into a branch of Allied Irish Banks. Dubray

When we see the different sizes

gardens etc

a large car park offers direct access to the beach and public toilets can be found at Bull Wall Swim Point

a coffee and tea emporium

and light on the fabric

Taking in the towns of Kinsale

which gets busy in summer when crowds flock to nearby beaches such as Owenahincha and The Warren

St Patrick's Street is colloquially known to some locals as "Pana"

So if you notice your baby chickens slumped over and panting

vegetable farms

otherwise known as Bearna an Choimín meaning "gap of the common-land") is a narrow mountain pass of Ireland

Glengarriff