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Showing posts with label Ireland's Eye. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ireland's Eye. Show all posts
02 April 2020

A dozen Irish islands
worth visiting … when
this social isolation ends

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Sunrise on Inishmore … the largest of the Aran Islands in Galway Bay (Photograph: Patrick Comerford; click on images for full-screen view) ...
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25 June 2016

Sailing in Dublin Bay and in
a unique biosphere in a city

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Sailing by the ‘Lord Nelson’ in Dublin Port (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford I spent most of the day on Dublin ...
20 March 2016

Palm Sunday in Christ Church Cathedral
and the first day of Spring in Donabate

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Mediterranean Spring colours on the beach in Donabate this afternoon (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford We celebr...
14 August 2015

A stroll in evening sunshine
on the West Pier in Howth

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Evening lights above Sutton seen from the end of the West Pier in Howth this evening (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2015) Patrick Comer...
10 August 2014

When they saw him walking on the
lake, he said, ‘do not be afraid’

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‘I líonta Dé go gcastar sinn, May we meet in God’s nets’ … a modern stained-glass window in Saint Maur’s Church, Rush (Photograph: Patrick ...
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04 August 2014

Island hopping to Ireland’s Eye,
the tiny island close to Howth

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Ireland’s Eye is just a mile off the coast from Howth, but feels like a seldom-visited island in the Mediterranean (Photograph: Patrick Com...