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21 February 2021

40 days and 40 nights, when
the rains come down and
we are placed in quarantine

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Masks from Venice … part of the tradition of Carnival before Lent, and part of the story of quarantine and the plague (Photograph: Patrick ...

14 August 2020

A ‘virtual tour’ of the 12
‘extreme’ points at
the edges of Ireland

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Sunrise on the banks of the River Shannon in Athlone in the heart of Ireland … but what are the furthest extremes of the island? (Photograph...

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22 May 2016

Going to the ends of the earth …
or to the remote ends of Ireland

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Mizen Head …at the south-west tip of Ireland (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford I went to ends of the earth – or ...

Teampol na mBocht, a church
for the poor, built by the poor

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Teampol na mBocht … the Church of the Poor, at Altar or Toormore, west of Schull, Co Cork (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick C...

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40 days and 40 nights, when the rains come down and we are placed in quarantine

A ‘virtual tour’ of the 12 ‘extreme’ points at the edges of Ireland

Going to the ends of the earth … or to the remote ends of Ireland

Teampol na mBocht, a church for the poor, built by the poor

40 days and 40 nights, when
the rains come down and
we are placed in quarantine

A ‘virtual tour’ of the 12
‘extreme’ points at
the edges of Ireland

Going to the ends of the earth …
or to the remote ends of Ireland

Teampol na mBocht, a church
for the poor, built by the poor