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Stone Bridge and Autumn River, Ireland

27 October 2020Guide to IrelandDarren McLoughlin

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Autumn has arrived here in Ireland, the riverside woods are losing leaves and the countryside is taking on a different look as the country enters Level 5 lockdown.

Sunset Silhouette in Dublin

23 February 2020Photo Tours BlogDarren McLoughlin

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Woodland Stream, Green at the Beginning of Autumn in Ireland

9 October 2020Guide to IrelandDarren McLoughlin

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Having checked the weather radar it looked like better weather was to be found away from Dublin.

Green and Grey in an Irish Winter

20 February 2020Photo Tours BlogDarren McLoughlin

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Typically a winter daytime temperature will be around 5C but colder conditions and snow sometimes occur. The mild winter temperature is what allows the grass to keep its healthy green colour, blanketing the countryside.

Sunset in Connemara - Autumn Equinox

27 September 2020Guide to IrelandDarren McLoughlin

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In 2024 the autumn equinox is at 13:44 on September 22nd.

Dingle Peninsula - Dunquin and the Blaskets at Sunset

19 February 2020Photo Tours BlogDarren McLoughlin

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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.

Exploring Ireland in the COVID-19 Pandemic

23 September 2020Guide to IrelandDarren McLoughlin

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Castles and Cows, Harry Avery's Castle

5 February 2020Photo Tours BlogDarren McLoughlin

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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:...

Blue Hour - Early Morning Swim at Dublin's Forty Foot

19 September 2020Guide to IrelandDarren McLoughlin

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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...

Golden Light in the Sperrins, Spurs and Geography

31 January 2020Photo Tours BlogDarren McLoughlin

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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.

Bective Abbey, County Meath

15 September 2020Guide to IrelandDarren McLoughlin

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Filming of The Last Duel takes place in September and October 2020.

Panoramic Ireland's 500th Post

23 January 2020Photo Tours BlogDarren McLoughlin

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This post marks Panoramic Ireland 's 500th blog post here on panoramicirelanc.com.

Coronavirus / COVID-19 Update - Ireland September 2020

10 September 2020Guide to IrelandDarren McLoughlin

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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.