This is Limerick, so it must be...

It's getting to the point where we are remembering what day it is by where we find ourselves.

Today we drove from Dublin to Limerick in very gusty wind and rain squalls. Exciting! At one point they had to shut down the Dublin Airport as the winds were 60 mph with gusts to near 100 mph. Seriously, now!

After a short diversion (that's what the Irish call a detour) through Maynooth to pick up a keyboard case, we arrived in Limerick just before 2:00 and met with Kevin Fitzgibbon, the pastor of Abundant Life Church, an Assembly of God. We had a really good time getting to know Kevin and getting the tour of the facility they moved into in April. Exciting to see what God is doing there.

Then it was north to Galway and our B&B. Not bad -- not great. At least they have this computer so that we can do a little email and blogging. Sorry, pictures will have to come later.

Tomorrow we will meet with Ray Clancy of Calvary Chapel Galway and then spend the day in and around the city. Saturday we make our way even further north to Glencolmcille, which is west of Donegal City, right on the Atlantic Coast. We've heard that this is really wild country. Nearby there is a mountain, Sliabh Liag (Sleeve League) that rises right from the sea that I have long wanted to see.

Better call it quits for now. More to come...