Journal
Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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Mind you, it's interesting, I have read a completely different account of his early life that involves his having joined the Royal Navy, both seem like credible stories so maybe more investigation is required.
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Moone High Cross, County Kildare in video walkthrough Tiny Planet style.
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We might be restricted right now from moving too far from home but if you have a garden, balcony or window box then and some flowers then the chances are you have bees visiting.
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Slieve League, Ireland's highest cliffs rise to almost 600m above the Wild Atlantic Way.
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Said to have been founded in the 6th century by Saint Mogue, Churchtown graveyard is old even by Irish standards. All that remains of any church are some ivy-clad walls, sadly the case for many of Ireland's ancient...
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Street photography usually involves the skill of watching and anticipating situations, what's happening and how will it look for instance - positioning yourself in relation to the subjects and being ready to photograph...
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It seems that during the whole lockdown due to coronavirus / COVID-19 that everything has stopped but life does go own, nature has its own rhythms and the seasons change just like they do every year - although in recent...
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I've been exploring the Irish countryside, photographing landscapes, rivers, woodlands and waterfalls a lot recently.
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Saint Patrick's Day parades have been cancelled all over Ireland, and all over the world due to, well you undoubtedly know it's the coronavirus / COVID-19.
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Photographing woodland streams and waterfalls in Ireland, the Irish countryside is filled with places like these.
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The Irish national flag consists of three equal vertical stripes: green on the hoist side, white in the centre, and orange on the fly. It is often mistakenly described as green, white and gold — but orange is correct,...
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I have of course written about and photographed sheep before, here's one from Wicklow and more sheep in this snowy image from the West of Ireland.
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But Ireland is renowned for daffodil breeders, and none more so important than Guy Wilson from County Antrim who was awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's highest award, the Victoria Medal, for his daffodil...
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Bluebells and the old stone bridge, Panoramic Ireland visits the lush spring Irish countryside to photograph bluebells and green nature.
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He bought Saint Stephen's Green and after some landscaping it was opened to the public of Dublin in 1880, the park had previously been a commons and by law a place for the citizens from at least the 17th century but in...
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