After HOURS & HOURS of staring at this.......

This was our reward; The sights of Ireland were magnificent. What the?!..Ikea?? Should have known

Our Transport for the very last leg of the journey

T.K. Maxx, NOT T.J.Maxx

Looking down the street from our "flat" (Irish lingo ya know)

Quaint details

Hallway is just like their streets long and narrow

James looks perplexed he's checking out the kitchen appliances.....

I think it's washer OR it could be a dishwasher..just not sure yet.

Ouch look at my guitar case...

I LOVED my blonde Beauty :(

Time for a little shut eye. No mattress..just the box springs

We set off to get a sense of our surroundings This is the Foyle River

Shipquay

Old City Walls

Guildhall

Interior doorway of Guildhall

All the windows of Guildhall are stained glass

Check out the date on this pub...the build 'em to last

The council room inside Guildhall. The chandeliers are crystal from Czechoslovakia

Another view of one of the chandeliers

Council chambers.

The organ was built in 1914 for 897 pounds or approx. $1,300 dollars...HELLO!!!

This thing has 3,132 pipes, 3 manuals, and 50 stops!!...it's huge. I would love to hear Phantom of the Opera on this thing

Yahoooooooo...a dollar store!!

Typical streets of L'Derry

Some of the original cannons sitting on top of the inner city walls from the 15th century

The guys in the corner just came in to jam. They have bagpipes, a drum, flute, banjo, mandolin...AWSOME music, perfect setting

Inside of Peadar O'Donell's pub

Radio interview time

Drive 105 in L'Derry Ireland

James talks a bit and fills everyone in on American Country Western singing stories

Our gracious hostess Connie

We all pose with Connie and 10 year old fellow singer Simon Donegan

Right across the street from our interview....A cool drink anyone?

just taking a break from recording some of the station one liners for broadcast

JT Reno / Keith / James Paycheck in the station