Ireland, Day 4 (7 September)

We had a leisurely start to the day and an uneventful trip to our lodging just outside of Dublin in Ashbourne. We had planned to eat at a pub only to discover that the pubs in Ashbourne don’t serve food.  We did have a lovely chat with with a couple before going in search of food. Among other tidbits of information, they informed us that the reason there are so few road signs in Ireland is that they were removed during WW2 due to the fear of a German invasion (Ireland was to be Germany’s back door entry to Britain) and so many men were lost during the war that there were few remaining who remembered the names of the roads and those who were left were unsure of the road names.

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