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Deep in the heart of Ireland lies County Tipperary, a beautiful and scenic place with lush green countryside and prominent mountains including the Galtees and Ireland's highest inland mountain,
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A recent journey took me to north Tipperary and the town of Nenagh.
It's a fine, large town, though not the largest in Tipperary, that accolade goes to Clonmel in the
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The weather has been marvellous over the past week in Ireland, although some cold air has arrived to bring frost but at least no ...
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One of the finest and largest castles in Ireland, Cahir Castle was begun in 1142 and most of what is extant dates to the late 14th century. Situated on the
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Nestled on the banks of the River Suir bordering Tipperary and Waterford lies a small graveyard, old and overgrown like so many in Ireland.
I visited this quiet and peaceful place in
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On a recent roadtrip through the Irish countryside, I found a fine field of rapeseed, also known as canola - one of the most widely grown plants used for cooking oils derived from its
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Slievenamon, Sliabh na mBan or 'Mountain of the Women'
As I write this Storm Fionn is hitting Ireland and bringing with it snow, heavy winds
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Slievenamon - above the snow line in winter
Braving the elements on a cold winter's day we climbed up Slievenamon, a 720m-high mountain in Ireland's
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On a rare quiet day taking a break from leading photography tours in Ireland I headed to one of Ireland's most famous landmarks - the Rock of Cashel in County
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The River Suir is Ireland's third longest river at 184km and seventh largest in terms of flow.
It rises in north Tipperary and flows south then turning north and east
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