Ireland Pictures:13 Carlingford |
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Carlingford Carlingford - the Tholsel gate. The name means a toll, or tax hall. |
Carlingford Dominican friary |
Carlingford The church |
Carlingford Some of the other buildings |
Carlingford The mint |
Carlingford Windows in the mint |
Carlingford Decoration on the mint windows |
Carlingford Decoration on the mint windows |
Carlingford Decoration on the mint windows |
Carlingford Decoration on the mint windows |
Carlingford The street looking down towards the Tholsel gate |
Carlingford Taafe's Castle. Locked up tight as a drum. Too bad, we weren't the only tourists wanting to get in that day. |
Carlingford Murder hole over the alley? Maybe the outlet for a garderobe. |
Carlingford Another side of the castle |
Carlingford More of that side |
Carlingford King John's Castle, Carlingford. Closed for remodeling |
Carlingford Bigger, with a guarded approach |
Carlingford Short wall surrounding the castle |
Carlingford Narrow windows |
Carlingford A damaged bit |
Carlingford Taafe's Castle from King John's Castle |
Carlingford The walled-in walkway returns to the front |
Carlingford Another damaged bit |