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Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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The industrial city has many fine sights, the river Lagan as seen here and close by is the shiny Titanic Belfast while the city centre has murals, pubs, street art and architecture to rival any other city...
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Maureen, on the 3rd of June 1944, picked up the falling pressure which meant that a storm was on the way. Asked to double check, she did and on the basis of her weather readings the allied invasion was postponed until...
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Autumn woodland river scene in Ireland. Scenes like this look best in autumn with colour and character. Panoramic Ireland photography workshops in the Irish countryside.
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After a day when the weather was supposed to have been better, the evening's stormy sky changed to bright golden sunshine at sunset.
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The rough sheep grazing land stretching uphill is dotted with rocks.
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The weather - it's often said that if you don't like the weather in Ireland just wait five minutes.
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One of the southwest of Ireland's most iconic buildings, Ross Castle is a tower house or fortified dwelling dating from the late 1400s and is typical of the architecture of the period - wealthy and powerful families...
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Of course with the Irish weather being so unpredictable we still have the potential for snow up to at least the end of March.
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Saint John's Point Lighthouse, County Down is unusually painted yellow and black and sits distinctively over the water at 40 metres.
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Panoramic Ireland: Snow in Ireland 09/03/2022; Early March and the countryside is turned from green to white temporarily in early spring.
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Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland and its tower illuminated by golden sunlight against a blue sky on a Panoramic Ireland photography workshop.
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Wexford Walled Town Day is a part of Heritage Week offers locals and tourists of all ages the opportunity to explore Ireland's medieval history.
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After restarting, the original architect, Duff, and archbishop, Crolly, had died and the new archbishop, McGettigan, and architect, McCarthy, favoured an older gothic style that was then built on top of the newer style,...
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Panoramic Ireland: What links swimming at Dublin's Forty Foot and Electric Picnic? It's Ardal O'Hanlon of course. From Holy F*** to the Comedy Arena at EP24.
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On those rainy, cloudy days where the sun really doesn't make an appearance the light is still great for photography.
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