Western frontier
Here in Schull, on the shores of the romantically named Roaringwater Bay, little town streets wind randomly among the pastel-coloured houses and shops, which range from a tiny organic health shop to a French cafe staffed by real French girls who serve real French patisseries.
Variations of the Arran sweater swell the shelves of craft shops while high-quality jewellery and ceramics sit in solitary splendour on glass shelves.
In July there’s a great art festival here with displays of paintings and ceramics by nationally acclaimed artists. Not in an art gallery or museum, but in every shop and business in the village.
Variations of the Arran sweater swell the shelves of craft shops while high-quality jewellery and ceramics sit in solitary splendour on glass shelves.
In July there’s a great art festival here with displays of paintings and ceramics by nationally acclaimed artists. Not in an art gallery or museum, but in every shop and business in the village.
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