Day 361, 8 June '15, Galway, Dunguaire Castle (pictured), The Burren, Bunratty. We took it very easy this morning. Strolled about Roundstone and bought a Euromillions ticket (€112 million!) Eventually wended our way out of the Connemara and through Salthill on the way in to Galway, THE Galway. We found the traffic in Galway to be diabolical 2 years ago. We're sad to say Traffic Hell on Earth (THE) is still the status quo. Made it into Galway and like a scr...

Day 360, 7 June '15, Mullaghmore Head, Parkes Castle, Sligo Abbey, Achill Islands & Stunning Keem Bay, into the Connemara at Westport, views of Kylemore Abbey across the water and on to Clifden before finally stopping for the night in Roundstone - quite a long day on the road. Actually that would be an understatement. We did a cracking job planning this roadtrip from Marrakech, but must admit 11 days instead of 8 would have been better to cover everywhere w...

Day 359, 6 June '15, Fanad Head, Doe Castle, Glenveagh Castle & National Park, Slieve League, Donegal, Bundoran Chinese (best in Ireland) and stunning Tullaghan for the night. Another absolutely massive day on the road. We left Letterkenny at about 10 am (had been 9 am... but very easy to get chatting on the way out the door). Today's first destination along the Wild Atlantic Way was Fanad Head - another thumping great set of cliffs with a lighthouse cling...

Days 357-358, 4-5 June '15, Dublin and all points North - Flight from Barcelona to Dublin, acquisition of the Wee Red Beastie (Seat Mii - 1.0 litre of phenomenal power, 4 tires and a coat of red paint), enormous drive up to Portrush and blessed sleep at Ashlea House B&B. Next day - off to the Giant's Causeway via cutesy-poo (and expensive too) Bushmills - home to the distillery, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Hezlett House & The Downhill Demesne, Malin Head ...

Days 353-356, 31 May-3 June 2015, Marrakech - Final Thoughts... and Au Revoir, Adios, Goodbye! We are safe & sound at the airport departure gate with an hour to go until boarding. Quite reasonable by Hardie standards. It was good to get here relatively early - no queues to check-in/security/emigration. Well a tiny queue... Two older (than us) French women who've apparently not travelled since 9/11 and were carrying all manner of liquids, sharp objects, sc...