Sunday bus to Enniscorthy

I met Dorril at the station off the afternoon train from Dublin.
After dropping her bags on Calviere II we took a long walk along the coast north to the next headland.
In the evening we enjoyed a nice meal in a restaurant in town. This was followed by a pint of Guinness in a bar advertising live music. There had been a few bars with boards outside for live music, but they didn't start until late. One bar had music from 11:30 - 01:30, which wasn't the hours we keep!
The bar we chose, the musician spent best part of an hour setting up, and started playing at 10:30. We only stayed for a couple of numbers and left.
Dorril & I caught the morning bus down south to the town of Enniscorthy, in Wexford. We explored the shopping area, looking for a suitable place to eat our Sunday lunch. In 'The Bailey', we had the roast turkey and ham, with vegetables, washed down by a Guinness.
After lunch we visited the castle which contained a small museum relating to the 1916 uprising.
In the evening we will be going to the cinema to see Red Lights.