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This week's Guess the Location comes from a more famous, and guessable location in Ireland. Last week, plenty of you guessed right as the image being from one of Dublin's many bridges. This week, the tower seen here is silhouetted against the sunset sky, it's a well-known tower in a very well-known location. Can you guess the location? Answer in…
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This week Panoramic Ireland would like you to guess the location of this image, do you know where it is?
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Kilkenny is known as Ireland's Medieval City and is a charming place, located 90 minutes from Dublin it is also very easy to visit. Seen here is one of the small city's main sights - it's imposing castle sitting above the River Nore. Panoramic Ireland has recently written a guide, online and with a PDF to download covering Kilkenny City…
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Dublin is home to many fine parks, the best known being St. Stephen's Green and Phoenix Park. But there are many of these fine green spaces in the city, some with more colour than just the lush green grass such as here at Saint Patrick's Cathedral on a sunny day.
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Out on Ireland's Atlantic Coast, in one of the most remote places in the country, sits Blacksod Lighthouse. A new documentary by Ireland's national broadcaster RTE tells the story of Maureen Sweeney, who on her 21st birthday, was taking weather readings at this remote outpost and relaying those through Ballina and Dublin to the Allies in Doncaster where Group Captain…
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Since I have been recovering from cancer this year, I haven't made as many forays into the countryside as usual. Still, there have been exceptions such as this colourful foray into the Tipperary countryside and this rainy day adventure to a lime kiln.
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On a recent roadtrip through the Irish countryside, I found a fine field of rapeseed, also known as canola - one of the most widely grown plants used for cooking oils derived from its seed. With a fine blue spring sky overhead and a bright wide field of golden flowers the colours reminded of the traditional colours of County Tipperary,…
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It's no secret that Ireland is a scenic place, very often visitors are drawn to the big open landscapes, the famous places such as the Cliffs of Moher, Dingle or the Giant's Causeway. But there are many fine places to be found in other parts of the Emerald Isle. On my travels around the back roads of Ireland, I was…
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Dublin Bay is a UNESCO Biosphere - a protected area designated important for wildlife. Since 1981 the beach and dunes, pictured here, at Bull Island in Dublin Bay have been a Biosphere, in 2015 the whole bay was brought into that designation including the Baily Lighthouse on Howth Head.
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I wrote last year about the end of winter, the green of spring and in that post I used an image of shamrocks with water droplets. Just today, Saint Patrick's Day (17th March) I photographed a similar scene of water droplets on leaves and the bright sunlight glints in the fresh raindrops. Shamrocks are of course a well known symbol…
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Northern Ireland's most photographed road, the Dark Hedges on Bregagh Road known to many Game of Thrones fans around the world as the King's Road needs little introduction. It is a scenic, leafy avenue of beech trees close to the UNESCO World Heritage Site The Giant's Causeway. It is also a place that I enjoy photographing in, even with the…
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Winter has been mild so far this year in Ireland, we haven't yet seen the snow and cold temperatures of early 2018; trees, shrubs and flowers that don't normally show much signs of spring growth are now sprouting and flowering. Here, plenty of colour from crocus flowers seen with raindrops after a little rain. Despite it still actually being winter,…
The lunar eclipse of January 2019, often called a Super Blood Wolf Moon or variations to that effect - still scientifically called a lunar eclipse - as seen from Ireland. This lunar eclipse will be the last full eclipse to be seen from Ireland until 2033, there will be partial eclipses but not full.
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I took a walk around Dublin's Merrion Square recently, finishing at the Oscar Wilde statue, see the video here on Instagram's IGTV.
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