Burren National Park’s Lovely Vistas
On a sunny late summer day, the criss-crossed pastures of the Burren lowlands offset the trademark gray limestone substrate of Ireland’s smallest National Park. This view is from the carpark of Aillwee Cave in...
On a sunny late summer day, the criss-crossed pastures of the Burren lowlands offset the trademark gray limestone substrate of Ireland’s smallest National Park. This view is from the carpark of Aillwee Cave in...
A bird surveys the Fergus River Valley downriver from Ennis from its perch in a leafless tree in the hills above Lissycasey, County Clare, Ireland. The River Fergus originates in the Burren Region of...
A full moon sets as the morning light illuminates wild Irish roses in the County Clare countryside.
UPDATE: This actually was the local blacksmith’s forge and home in the townland of Lanna, between the villages of Lissycasey and Ballynacally. A new family home now sits on this site. Abandoned and crumbling...
County Clare’s patchwork of green meadows and farmland give way to the mighty Shannon River with County Limerick and the Galtee Mountain Range in the distance. This is the view you might have if...