Dingle Peninsula - Dunquin and the Blaskets at Sunset
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Here in the image above, the sun begins to set on the Atlantic, on Ireland's most westerly peninsula with the Blasket Islands lying just offshore.
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Here in the image above, the sun begins to set on the Atlantic, on Ireland's most westerly peninsula with the Blasket Islands lying just offshore.
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This scene reminded me of another castle, more famous, from my own County Antrim which I also photographed with a cow in front:...
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I have of course written here on Panoramic Ireland about the 40-foot, where I mentioned that the water is definitely not 40 feet deep. The name of this small coastal area in Sandycove comes from the 40th Regiment of...
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Farming is the mainstay of the local economy and the Sperrins retain a traditional charm that much of the rest of Ireland has lost over the years due to, in places, uncontrolled rural development.
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Filming of The Last Duel takes place in September and October 2020.
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This post marks Panoramic Ireland 's 500th blog post here on panoramicirelanc.com.
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Dublin and Limerick are experiencing large increases of cases, more so than the three counties of Laois, Offaly and Kildare that had restrictions of movement placed on them for several weeks in August.
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It's a simple tip, to go to locations that suit the weather.
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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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Donegal is Ireland's most northerly county, its peninsulae jutting out into the North Atlantic with Malin Head being the northernmost point on the island.
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Croagh Patrick measures 764m and almost all of that is climbed from sea level so it is a big climb, the gradient in places is incredibly steep and loose scree but the views, on a good day, are worth the effort.
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We photographed more on this day and the following day we had plenty of good, bright sunshine to give us the landscapes scenes that we wanted.
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Bono and Clannad recorded a video here for their famous track In a Lifetime back in 1986.
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This one from a photography workshop is no different, the fallen leaves still provide colour on the ground, mossy rocks give green to the scene.
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