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Showing posts with label Kilkee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kilkee. Show all posts
18 November 2020

The Precentor’s joy at
listening to the cathedral
in ‘Times and Seasons’

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One of the roles of a Precentor is taking an active interest in the choral and musical life of a cathedral(Photograph: Patrick Comerford) ...
23 July 2020

Are you right there, Michael?
Do you think you’ll get to
Kilrush before the night?

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The Percy French Bar in Kilrush … recalling a ballad about the West Clare Railway (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2020) Patrick Comerfor...
22 July 2020

Spies, lighthouses, Jedis
and legends of lovers on
the rocks at Loop Head

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The cliffs and sea stacks at Lovers’ Leap the end of Loop Head in Co Clare (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2020) Patrick Comerford Aft...
21 July 2020

A taste of Paradise, a hint of
Crete and memories of the
‘Yellow Men’ of Loop Head

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The pretty harbour at Kilbaha at the western end of the Loop Head peninsula in west Clare (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2020) Patrick ...
17 October 2018

‘Beyond the sea, beyond the sea,
Are kindly hearts and social glee’

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Sunset on the beach at Platanes in Rethymnon … one of the photographs selected by Sheba Sultan to illustrate her selections from writers an...
19 March 2018

How the Comerfords have
been welcoming visitors to
Doonbeg long before Trump

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The Trump International Golf Links and Hotel loom over the sand-dunes in Doonbeg, Co Clare (Photograph; Patrick Comerford, 2018) Patrick ...
09 January 2018

Lady Chatterton’s literary
legacy has faded, but her
story remains fascinating

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Castlemahon, the former Cork home of Lady Chatterton (Photograph: Apex Painting) Patrick Comerford I was writing earlier this morning ...

The bizarre life of
Lady Chatterton,
the Victorian writer who
changed Kilkee for ever

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Henrietta Georgiana Marcia Lascelles Iremonger (1806-1876), Lady Chatterton (Mrs Edward Heneage Dering) by Rebecca Dulcibella Orpen (1830-1...
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