Crannog in the Irish Mist
Lingering fall colors frame the crannog in the Irish mist on Lake Knockalough, County Clare, Ireland. Crannogs are man-made islands from Medieval times, created as a sort of “panic room” for area residents to...
Lingering fall colors frame the crannog in the Irish mist on Lake Knockalough, County Clare, Ireland. Crannogs are man-made islands from Medieval times, created as a sort of “panic room” for area residents to...
Barleycove Beach is one of Ireland’s more popular Southwest beaches in summer months, with it’s long stretch of sand dunes and diverse marshland wildlife. The sand dunes were created in 1755 after an earthquake...
These beautiful purple wild flowers, known as Ragged Robin, are found throughout the island of Ireland. This image, “Purple Flowers in a Green Irish Field,” was captured in a meadow in Aghadoe Heights near...
Local fishing boats moor on Four Mile Water near the village of Durrus, West County Cork, Ireland, at the headwaters of Dunmanus Bay between the Mizen and Sheep’s Head peninsulas. In the background are...
With more than 30,000 castles, from ruins to 5-star hotels throughout the Irish countryside, you might wander upon this scene on County Cork’s Sheep’s Head Peninsula and think you’re looking at a relic from...