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I wonder how many nuns there still are in Ireland, a country they were once almost synonymous with… While few, if any, nuns today live in Dingle, some 75 are interred beneath a copper beach tree within the grounds of a convent, next to St Mary’s Catholic Church.

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Multicoloured sheep (!!) dot the mountainous landscape of the Gap of Dunloe. And, yes, Ireland actually has some very impressive mountain ranges!

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