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<\/a><\/p>\nWe arrived in Dingle two days ago. \u00a0The town is quaint and this time of year, mostly inhabited by American travelers. \u00a0The local shopkeepers are surprised by how busy this September has been–typically a less touristy time.<\/p>\n
Friday is Market Day in Dingle and carrots and potatoes are bountiful.<\/p>\n You can’t find carrots much more fresh than these!<\/p>\n Music is one of the main reasons to come to Dingle. \u00a0We spent over four hours in a Dingle pub called An Droicead Beag–not so much to drink Guinness but, to listen to incredible musicians perform. \u00a0We were lucky to hear Kevin Conneff of The Chieftains who is in town and dropped in to play traditional music with local talent! \u00a0We’ve long been fans of The Chieftans so this was a unique and special experience for us!<\/p>\n Music in session below–by midnight the room was jam-packed! \u00a0We made fast friends with couples from Calgary, Canada and Des Moines, Iowa.<\/p>\n Another evening we attended a concert of traditional music at St. James Church.<\/p>\n Larry visited Dingle many years and returned with a treasured souvenir lamb from this shop on Main Street.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n