Excitedly they’d gather their passports, count down the days, change their currency and head off on another travel escapade. She passed away some time ago but I still hold onto those wonderful memories of our trips away,” she explains as we sip our tea at a table in the quaint old pub. The youngest of four children, she found herself running the family business and has never been able to walk away. Tourists and those from elsewhere are often overcome by the charm of the old place though the novelty of their enquiries can sometimes wear thin. They think you’re out of a museum or something.

Source: The Irish Times May 11, 2018 05:01 UTC