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Autumn arrives, the clocks have gone back in Ireland and the daylight length is now quite short. Here, the trees have lost most of their leaves those not carried by the flow of the water remaining on the rocks and riverbanks. This bridge is large, more than 12ft to the centre of the arch from the river below designed to…
Friday, 09 October 2020 23:01
Woodland Stream, Green at the Beginning of Autumn in Ireland
Written by Darren McLoughlin
From the coast to the mountains - a few weeks ago I headed to the coast for sunrise, the morning's forecast was for sunshine and a bright start to the day. In reality it was dull and grey and there was no hint of a colourful sunrise. I photographed and videoed at the Forty Foot in Dublin before making my…
Sometimes it's just as simple as this, the sun goes down and you're in the right location. Here, the Atlantic and the sunset fast approaches. The sun appears from behind a thick band of cloud just before it sets in the west on the autumn equinox when day and night are of equal length because the Sun moves across the…
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Wednesday, 23 September 2020 17:19
Exploring Ireland in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Written by Darren McLoughlin
While museums and many indoor attractions are currently closed in Dublin - including the Long Room Library and Book of Kells at Trinity College as the city is is on a three-week lockdown - the rest of Ireland is open. Exploring the Irish countryside with camera is not a new endeavour to me but for much of this year it…
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Saturday, 19 September 2020 22:58
Blue Hour - Early Morning Swim at Dublin's Forty Foot
Written by Darren McLoughlin
Dublin's Forty Foot is one of the most famous swimming spots in Ireland, and possibly the world. With recent visitors including Matt Damon, Loudon Wainwright III and of course me, the Forty or 40-Foot also featured in James Joyce's Ulysses. I have of course written here on Panoramic Ireland about the 40-foot, where I mentioned that the water is definitely…
I wrote recently about the production of a new film, postponed during the Coronavirus / COVID-19 pandemic, set to be filmed this month at Cahir Castle, County Tipperary. Some of The Last Duel, starring Matt Damon, Adam Driver, Ben Affleck and Jodie Comer and directed by Ridley Scott is also being filmed at one of the finest scenic locations in…
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Thursday, 10 September 2020 14:15
Coronavirus / COVID-19 Update - Ireland September 2020
Written by Darren McLoughlin
As of September 10th 2020, Ireland still remains the most difficult country in Europe to get into and out of. International travel is currently still possible but with a mandatory 14 day quarantine and no allowance made for negative tests, the number of visitors coming to Ireland has fallen significantly and the Irish government has asked Irish people not to…
Wednesday, 09 September 2020 00:00
River Liffey, Dublin and the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Written by Darren McLoughlin
Stormy day in Dublin, looking across the River Liffey towards the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the jigsaw building. A colourful day in the Irish capital, the River Liffey reflecting some of the colour of the sky and the quayside buildings.
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Thursday, 03 September 2020 22:14
Croagh Patrick, Halfway - Close to Sunset on the Mountain
Written by Darren McLoughlin
I wrote a few weeks ago about that magical moment on top of Croagh Patrick with a wide open panorama and brocken spectre - an atmospheric phenomenon. You can read about that here, this was on that same fine climb with the plains of Mayo spread out below, the long stony path leading up into the cloud line and the…
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Now little more than half an outline of a shipwrecked boat, the rotting planks that make up Bad Eddie's Boat, marooned on a Donegal beach since 1977, may soon become a more lasting figure if locals can raise enough funds to recreate the tourist attraction as a stainless steel work of art. Overlooked by the long abandoned Óstán Gweedore, the…
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Sunday, 30 August 2020 22:38
Cahir Castle, County Tipperary - The Last Duel
Written by Darren McLoughlin
One of the finest and largest castles in Ireland, Cahir Castle was begun in 1142 and most of what is extant dates to the late 14th century. Situated on the River Suir, Cahir Castle is one of those fairytale castles that could be mistaken for a film set rather than a real castle. It was built by the O'Briens of…
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Saturday, 29 August 2020 21:34
Bewley's, Dublin's Iconic Cafe on Grafton Street Reopens
Written by Darren McLoughlin
The list of people who haven't had a coffee or tea in Dublin's most famous coffee shop, Bewley's on Grafton Street, is short. For decades it has been a meeting place for visitors to the Irish capital, friends rendezvousing for a coffee, cake and a chat at the central location. Bewley's has also had real ups and downs in recent…
Thursday, 13 August 2020 20:59
Rainbow and Old Stones on a Stormy Day in Ireland
Written by Darren McLoughlin
Ireland has seen more than its fair share of stormy weather this summer, as I write we have thunderstorms and heavy rain with very warm temperatures. This weather of course gives rise to rainbows, this one seen here shining over an old abbey building dating to the 12th century. These stones have stood here for 800 years, the rainbow lasted…
A Good long time ago now here on panoramicireland.com I posted A View Over Dublin, showing the city and some of its locations. In that image, Dublin Port is just visible to the right hand side but the Irish Sea and Dublin Bay isn't; so I thought why not a view of the Irish capital in its famous surroundings of…
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