Irish Wolfhound

Beautiful Beamish ...

the dog, that is ...
don't know about the stout...

... I really am TT :o) LOL

gorgeous dog... did anyone else get the pedigree chum ad on the right hand side-- muddy dog on bed !!Lol..g

No Chum ad yet, Pam.... :o)

Lovely dog and Ireland has some lovely beaches.

Yes Lindak your right there are lovely beaches in Ireland. Also we have some lovely hill walking ,mountain views. Dublin city also has a very good coastline mountain and woodland areas

great pic of a great dog John..:o)
Pam i got the ad for pedigree.. to join on facebook..:o)

We had a tour around Dublin several years ago. It's a lovely city and we saw a statue of Molly Malone. Went into the small church near the coast where (was it Christopher Columbus) set sail. Please tell me if I'm wrong, I have been known to be wrong quite a bit. LOL Didn't have time to see the book of Kells. Saw lots of lovely Georgian houses as well.

I am not sure about Christopher Columbus I will find out and let you know,but come again we need your money. LOL.

it was the dog on the bed that just amused me... it was having such fun

Johnjoe these pics are lovely..must go back to Eire, went in 2003 and felt right at home, got a lot of irish in my pedigree too! Mothers half from Cork, fathers half from way up on northern coast..drat begins with C..my memory failing...small village anyway. Anyway whatever! Its a place I shall be going back to, the people are great and the horses are fabulous!

Tetrarch you are always welcome.I new there was some Irish in you my fathers side were from up north. And i would say some of our friends here have a little bit of Irish blood in them as well.

I think its called "gift of the gab"!

Yes in a nice way.

Its the fellas that have "the charm of the Irish"!

I will say no mere my wife is coming. ha ha or should I say he he.

Its your good lady who would be saying ha ha! if she could see me at present, swaythed in baggy cardi and shawls..as befits a senior member who's feeling the cold!

My family said that there were Irish gypsies in our family a long way back. Perhaps that is why I have always got on with animals, especially horses, loved the gardening and wildlife and the countryside.

Oh me too Lindak, Im passionate about horses. Dont ride these days, and the horses gone from the back paddock, replaced by allotments...not even a dog now...but! we have adopted next door's guinea pig lol!

Oh how sweet is that.