We went straight to Dundalk after landing in Dublin, where we stayed with a friend's aunt and uncle. They immediately took us to Saint Brigid's shrine nearby, where many miraculous cures have been obtained by touching these rocks:
The birthplace of Saint Brigid:
Our Lady of Lourdes grotto nearby:
The cemetery in Dundalk, where the last king of Ireland is buried:
Ladywell - every year at midnight on the Feast of the Assumption, the dry well miraculously fills up in the middle of the summer. Here it is full due to the rainstorm:
Chris and I in front of Ladywell:
Back to the house for some local Irish Whiskey:
And steak and potatoes:
The next day, we traveled to Portstewart (Northern Ireland) to stay with my friend Theresa, whom I met in Lourdes last summer. Pictures will be posted soon!
3 comments:
So glad you made it there safely and already enjoying the blessed sights (and of course, the chocolate . . . I recommend the Cadbury's Time Out bar and Buttons). God bless you and your companions!
Wow! Thank you for keeping us all updated AND for the St. Oliver statue, my grandson's patron saint!
God Bless you, a
Agree wholeheartedly on the cadbury bar!
Thank you for sharing St Brigid's shrine with us. It is my dream to visit one day.
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