Sea, Sun & Ice cream in Strandhill

As it was a glorious evening in May, we decided to head to Strandhill. Strandhill is a small seaside town in Co.Sligo situated along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Strandhill has seen a bit of a revival during the last few years, mainly driven by the collaboration of the local businesses, the great restaurants and pubs, the ice cream parlour and surfschools, the famous seaweed baths,...

​Strandhill has even it's own hugely popular market in an old hangar at Strandhill airport and
Strandhill even has it's own dedicated website (http://gostrandhill.com/). Where Strandhill was mainly popular with the weekend tourist, nowadays it is popular at any time of the day. And it is not hard to see why. 
​Firstly, the views are spectacular.

After a short walk and some pictures, we decided it was time for an ice cream. So Mammy Johnston's it was, an award winning ice cream parlour. That being said, they have fabulous crepes in loads of different varieties, cakes and sweets as well.
The ice creams just look amazing, and if we could have managed, we would have sampled every single one of them.
And it must be said, they also taste amazing.

Mammy Johnston's is busy, and at weekends it can be a task in itself to find a seat, but on this particular lovely Tuesday evening in May, we had a table at the back of the parlour. The interior is cosy and inviting.

Where Finn ordered the chocolicious crepe which is a lovely crepe with Nutella and  a tub of ice cream, i went for the cone with the Hazelnut icecream.

And as it was just the evening for it, I decided to order another ice cream (Blue surf) for the road.
​So after an enjoyable break, we decided to leave this beautiful seaside town alone and head back home.