Abbeyfeale Virág (Helyi Virágbolt)

Abbeyfeale, in the southwestern County Limerick of Ireland, is a market town located by the River Feale, and in turn nestled into the foothills of the Mullaghareirk Mountains. Though relatively small, it is known for its wonderful musical traditions, as well as for its statue of Father William Casey, a priest who helped tenant farmers fight their lords in the early 20th century. Abbeyfeale is a quaint, quiet, and lovely little town with a mountainous Celtic atmosphere. Some of the flowers that this atmosphere leads one to find are roses in all sorts of colors, buttercups, rosemaries, and many others.