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Well it's not the Queen Mary which once sailed down the bay to Bantry in the nineteen fifties. But I watched this beauty pass my Conservatory at 7 in the morning the other day.
The cruisers anchor and launches take them to town for "a nice cup of 🍵", souvenirs and a walk around and coaches take the tourists to Killarney.
It's good to see people visiting the part of West Cork I call the Irish Riviera.
Lucky people! What a beautiful spot to drop anchor.
ReplyDeleteIt is on a nice day JayCee. Next stop for them was Galway. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLovely to view the cruise ship. I wouldn't mind a cruise to the Irish Riviers
ReplyDeleteYes Linda. We live in a beautiful part of Ireland especially when the sun is shining like this week. You live in a Greek paradise in Poros.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit but it would have to be during your warmest months and first I would need to win lotto.
ReplyDeleteThat's good to know River Ireland is beautiful when it's not raining or blowing a gale. We are having exceptional weather at the moment. I'm having to water my plants twice a day.
ReplyDeleteI believe that boat is called "The Maid of Wigan" and that the favourite on-board activities are bingo and pinching stewards' arses.
ReplyDeleteYes it starts when the passengers spot a pie on top of the townhall clock and it's "summat to ate". They serve Wigan kebabs. Three pies on a stick.
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