This mural on the corner wall where Market Quay meets the Market Square. I puzzled over the following photograph until I recognized the Chili Pepper from the mural.
A colorful mural on Market Quay.The Quay Food Company, Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland
Without Dermot Ryan’s storytelling I’d never have guessed this stub of a post was a bollard to which ships’ mooring lines were fastened. It follows the memorial bollard is close to the lane named “Market Quay.”
Across from the Kinsale Museum in Market Square is a post formerly used as a ship’s bollard in the harbor. Ships were unloaded here.
The Jim Edwards hotel and restaurant façade is a colorful and elegant element of Market Quay.
The facade and entrance on Market Quary for Jim Edwards hotel and restraunt.Nautical theme shutters and sparce window box
Dermot told a tale about spies, looking from windows above the square, reporting on shortcomings of citizens.
SONY DSCLooking up the hill from Market Square, Kinsale, County Cork, Republic of Ireland.The Armada bar on Market Street Kinsale, County Cork named in memory of the scraps of the Spanish fleet driven to Ireland by storms, mostly to the west coast.Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland This is a chain of stores in tourist spots throughout Ireland. This location is permanently closed, post COVID.Patsy’s Corner (coffee shop), closed. Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland
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