Galway, Ireland

The gallery.

Sea cliffs, stone walls, and the small group that walks between them. A look at what six days along Ireland's western edge actually looks like — out on the Moher trail, through Connemara, and around a table in Galway.

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Shoppers and walkers on a narrow Galway street lined with painted shopfronts, hanging flower baskets and a Garments of Galway sign
White surf breaking below the headlands at Slea Head on the Dingle Peninsula, stone field walls running down toward the water
Visitors gathered along the grass edge of the Cliffs of Moher with O'Brien's Tower standing on the headland beyond
Two cyclists on a grass track above a turquoise bay on Ireland's west coast, low stone walls running down to the shore
A musician playing acoustic guitar and singing into a microphone in a dim Irish pub
A traveler in a red flannel shirt standing above a Connemara lough, pines on the small island behind him and mountains across the water
Walkers on Quay Street in Galway beneath long rows of international bunting, pub and shop fronts lining both sides
Cloud breaking over a green Connemara valley with a long lough running through it, seen from high on a ridge
A man in a yellow rain jacket standing at the grass edge of a sea cliff, looking out over the Atlantic toward the Cliffs of Moher
A crowded Galway street in the evening beneath Galway International Arts Festival banners, past the Claddagh Jewellers shopfront
Outdoor tables in front of The Quays pub on Quay Street in Galway, its blue facade painted with murals and hung with flower baskets
Red hot poker flowers in the foreground above a turquoise cove and sweeping beach on the Dingle Peninsula
The Cliffs of Moher on a clear day, a sea stack rising from bright blue water below O'Brien's Tower
A wild goat standing on a rock outcrop on a green Irish hillside with two others grazing below
A weathered warning sign reading Danger, Cliffs Can Kill on the grass verge above the Cliffs of Moher, a sea stack in the water beyond
A traveler in a wool hat and jacket resting at a fence on the clifftop path, looking out toward the headland

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