Ireland Galleries

County Meath :

County Meath

Updated: Apr 25, 2007 2:24pm PST

Dublin : I've been to Dublin, Ireland, three or four times now. These pictures were taken on a long weekend trip to see REM in concert in February 2005.

Dublin

I've been to Dublin, Ireland, three or four times now. These pictures were taken on a long weekend trip to see REM in concert in February 2005.

Updated: Apr 29, 2006 2:45pm PST

County Mayo : One wet and wild weekend in December 2005 we flew to Knock Airport in County Mayo, the far western coast of Ireland, to attend a wedding. The wedding service was held in a small village church and the reception was hosted in a hotel by the coast on the Mullet Peninsula, a little finger of land that sticks out into the Atlantic Ocean. On our second day we explored the peninsula, and I managed to take most of the pictures here in between rain showers and bursts of sunshine. Aside from the remoteness of this area, I loved the atmospheric conditions. In some places the cloud actually touched the ground! You can read more about this part of the world here: http://www.irelandwest.ie/individual_results.asp?sID=12306 These photographs were taken on a Sony Cybershot digital camera.

County Mayo

One wet and wild weekend in December 2005 we flew to Knock Airport in County Mayo, the far western coast of Ireland, to attend a wedding. The wedding service was held in a small village church and the reception was hosted in a hotel by the coast on the Mullet Peninsula, a little finger of land that sticks out into the Atlantic Ocean. ...

Updated: Apr 18, 2006 2:01pm PST

Dingle : Dingle Peninsula is on the west coast of Ireland. The remote, Gaelic-speaking region contains the largest concentration of monastic ruins in western Europe. Dramatic scenery, including mist-covered mountains and valleys, sandy beaches and rugged islands, adds to the area's magical atmosphere. The photographs on this page were taken with a 35mm SLR camera in November/December 2001 (and then scanned in on a crappy scanner!)

Dingle

Dingle Peninsula is on the west coast of Ireland. The remote, Gaelic-speaking region contains the largest concentration of monastic ruins in western Europe. Dramatic scenery, including mist-covered mountains and valleys, sandy beaches and rugged islands, adds to the area's magical atmosphere. The photographs on this page were taken ...

Updated: May 01, 2005 9:22am PST