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High heels

High …

… heels

PS if you’re the man on the mast, and want copies of the pic above and others, leave a Comment below.

 

 

Shannon Princess II

Had I been able to erect a fence across the pier at Mountshannon recently, I might have made money by charging a fee to the many folk who walked down to look at the Shannon Princess II. When I told one chap that it was a hotel barge, he asked if he could go there for lunch. I tried to explain, but this notice from TravelWorld may explain it better.

Admittedly the headline is a bit misleading: when I saw it first I thought that the guests were to dress as artisans, whereas in fact the theme is artisan food, which means food made by members of the middle classes for sale to other members thereof. Put it this way: you might not invite the staff of your local Aldi to your garden parties but you would be quite happy to have your artisan food suppliers there. Not that I’ve anything against “artisan” food per se (indeed I buy lots of it); I just dislike the name.

More on the Shannon Princess here and here. When I win the lottery ….

 

Eppur si muove

A day at Mountshannon

Some of the variety of boats seen at Mountshannon on 4 June 2012.

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Mountshannon

A mobile canteen is delivered at Mountshannon

What’s happening?

Where eagles? There …

See the Irish Times story.

Snug in Mountshannon

For many years Molly enlivened the Sunday market at Killaloe with her mini-pizzas, breads, chocolate biscuits and other delights — and her good humour. Then, she says, she realised that if she could sell cold pizza in the rain in Killaloe, she could sell hot pizza from the pizza oven, indoors, in Mountshannon. She is now running the Snug restaurant in Mountshannon and has a Facebook page and a website. Hot wings followed by a pizza? I’ll be there ….