• Cold Weather Colour in the Mourne Mountains, County Down

    Beautiful golden light in the Mourne Mountains, County Down, as the recent cold weather comes to an end.

    Ireland has in recent weeks seen days with low temperatures, as low as -9C -

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  • Into the Canopy, Beech Trees at the Dark Hedges

    The Dark Hedges are one of the most famous locations associated with Game of Thrones.

    But of course for those of us from the area, from the fine Causeway Coast and Glens of Antrim, it

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  • Sunlight on the Stones, Giant's Causeway

    There is no doubt that the Giant's Causeway is one of the most scenic places in Ireland and it definitely one of Panoramic Ireland's favourite places to photograph.

    Here, some of the

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  • Green Landscape, Mourne Mountains in County Down

    The Mourne Mountains are the highest and most dramatic mountains in Northern Ireland.

    The Mournes sit some 35 miles south of Belfast and visible from parts of the city, most notably

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  • Sunset Among the Stones

    There are currently plenty of challenges with visiting Ireland, the country is now the most expensive in Europe for the cost of living, hotels are charging

  • Guillemots Gathered in their Masses

    A recent visit to the coast brought me to a seabird sanctuary where I photographed many types of wild birds including puffins, razorbills, ...

  • Pink Sky and White Cliffs at Sunset on the Antrim Coast, Ireland

    A recent visit to the Antrim Coast, one of the finest sections of coast in the world, saw me heading off to ...

  • April Heat Haze in Ireland, Rathlin Island

    I have read a few articles recently, and many over the years, that in part mention how gloomy the weather is in Ireland, how you shouldn't move or holiday here because of the weather. Well, here

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  • Spring at the Giant's Causeway

    The Giant's Causeway needs no introduction here on Panoramic Ireland, it's a favourite place to photograph.

    Here a quiet moment in spring looking up towards the headland along the

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  • Landscape of Smoke and Fire, Ireland

    From a high vantage point in the drumlin country of County Armagh, I spotted a large plume of smoke heading into the

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  • End of Summer in Ireland, Sunset on the Antrim Coast

    Today, August 31st, marks the end of summer - meteorologically speaking - as the three hottest months of the year have now passed.

    The weather has already begun to change with cooler

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  • Armagh, Hottest Place in Ireland July 2021 at 31.4C

    July 2021 has brought some interesting weather to the island of Ireland with a new record for Northern Ireland set in Armagh at 31.4 degrees Celsius. Unusually for summer, Ireland has had warmer

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  • An Arrangement of Sheep, Co. Down, Northern Ireland

    Sometimes I get asked if the non-summer months, or at least October to March, are good for photography in Ireland.

    And of course the answer is yes. The autumn, winter and spring months

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  • An Irish Waterfall in Summer and Autumn

    Water falls over the waterfall, that's what a waterfall does; but sometimes in dry conditions, here during summer, it loses its scale.

    In full flow, the waterfall fills this rockface

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  • Northern Ireland - Coronavirus / COVID-19 Updated April 2021

    Northern Ireland's vaccination program for COVID-19 is gathering pace, with over 700,000 or close to 50% of the population having had at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine.

    Some

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  • The Dark Hedges, Ireland's Most Photographed Avenue

    County Antrim's Dark Hedges is by now one of the most famous avenues in the world. Made by a local landowner who planted the beech trees almost 250 years ago to mark the approach to his house;

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