YOU CAN KNOW SOUTH WEST IRELAND THANKS TO SCHOOL.

Slaney school to organize about tree activites to do every week at the afternoon .

My first excursion was the JOHNSTOWN CASTLE

This Castle is a Victorian recreation of medieval architecture. The turreted home was built between 1810 and 1855.

As you can see in my photograps it's a paradise. There are three lakes with peacock, swans and ducks and a lot varieties of trees and plants. All is full of colour and live. It's wonderful!

Another day we went to ENNISCORTHY TOWN. One little lovely town at ten or fifteen minuts to Wexford.

Enniscorthy is an old Norman settlement and is situated on the banks of the River Slaney overlooked by the old 1798 battle site of Vinegar Hill. On the west bank of the river, the Gothic church of Saint Aidans reminds us that Enniscorthy is the Cathedral town of the county. Designed by Pugin in 1847, Saint Aidans tall spire, fine doorway and exquisite east window are recommended viewing. Dominating the town is the Norman Castle which was completed in 1205 and now houses the County Wexford Folk Museum. Just down the road by car there are beaches, forest and river walks as well as ancient Dolmens and Bronze Age remains. Enniscorthy and its environs has a well developed crafts industry most particularly in pottery, for which it is justifiably renowned.

One unforgettable experience was at HOOK LIGHTS.

This area is renowned as the location of Hook Lighthouse. Hook Head is the oldest lighthouse in Ireland, and one of the oldest in Europe still operating.

It has been the first day really cool. Thanks to god I caught my sky hat!.
This is a real amazing place! It's Impossible forget someplace as this. 

Today, 25th of november, we have visited a little town close to Wexford called ENNISCORTHY.
All stores have colour; funny colours and  cathedral very beautiful.