Ireland's Heatwave, Summer 2018
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The summer heatwave of 2018 turns Ireland from typical lush green to unusual yellow and brown. Landscapes in the west of Ireland look different to normal.
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The summer heatwave of 2018 turns Ireland from typical lush green to unusual yellow and brown. Landscapes in the west of Ireland look different to normal.
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Often we look at places like this and think there is not much life to be found here in winter but the quiet life cycle and splash of green on rocks and in crevices, on trees too, makes the scene all the more enjoyable...
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The journey after lunch was long and we headed towards County Wicklow's most visited place - Glendalough.
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Seen throughout the year, the Irish hare is most visible in the spring months when it leaps and bounds, twists and turns, flashing across the green fields of the Irish countryside as seen in this image.
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I recently upgraded my online booking system for Panoramic Ireland's Dublin Photo Tours, and the tours for the rest of Ireland. It is now possible to book online using mobile phones, tablets and computers. You can also...
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Colourful Umbrellas in Anne's Lane, Dublin
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I have written about the famous Dublin bridge before, and have photographed it on many occasions but here with a rainbow and a faint second rainbow under a stormy sky was one of those special moments of great light and...
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The Irish pub, scene of many a good evening but traditionally not on Good Friday one of only two days of the year when pubs are not allowed to open in Ireland - until now.
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This week saw Panoramic Ireland, that's me - a real person, photographing on Dublin's River Liffey on another of my one-to-one Dublin photo tours.
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The coastline of Ireland comes in many different forms - the sandy beaches with turquoise waters, rocky headlands and coves, pebbles and stones. All of these elements make up the ever changing and ever beautiful coast...
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This image is a reminder of how difficult life was on the west coast of Ireland, here on the Atlantic - what little soil there is inundated with salty ocean water.
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It has been a long time coming, after weeks of calm, warm and sunny weather the west coast of Ireland is now receiving storm winds and rain straight off the Atlantic.
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Shamrocks are said to have been used by Ireland's patron saint, Saint Patrick who used the triple leaf to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity to the pagan Irish during the fifth century AD.
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Dublin's iconic Custom House seen here reflected in the city's calm River Liffey on a moody weather day.
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