Trails Where the Mountains of Mourne Sweep Down to the Sea Where the Mountains of Mourne Sweep Down to the Sea by Steven Hanna The Mountains of Mourne, or as they are often referred to locally, The Mournes, are a huge attraction in Northern Ireland to both tourists and locals alike. An area of outstanding …
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Trails Embrace the low winter sun! Embrace the low winter sun! by Sean O’ Riordan I am strongly considering retiring my camera come May and not picking it up again until September… Ok that is probably a lie however I do know that the majority of shooting I will do in summer will be for …
Trails Magic of the Coast Magic of the Coast by Adrian Hendroff When it comes to landscape photography, there is something magnetic that draws me to the coast. Perhaps it’s the state of flux, always looking different from one visit to the next. Or maybe the combination of the elements and power of the sea, …
Trails WW2 Éire Navigational Aid & Neutrality Markers WW2 Éire Navigational Aid & Neutrality Markers by Conor Corbett Our first markers What started off as a chance encounter in June 2018 has turned into a 13 month historical and photography adventure! From Malin Head to Mizen Head and everywhere in between, this journey has taken …
Trails Wallstead’s of Ireland Wallstead’s of Ireland by Cathair Dixon Project Brief A personal project to document the forgotten buildings of Ireland AIM: To photographically document the Wallstead ruins across the 32 counties of Ireland. PURPOSE: To inspire interest and appreciation for these Wallsteads, their history, and their place in the rural Irish landscape. TIMESCALE: Indefinite. …
Trails Making the most out of Monaghan Making the most out of Monaghan by Conor Finnegan Monaghan eh?? Monaghan. Of all places Monaghan! Not exactly named and famed for crashing coastlines, monstrous mountains, Historical Castles or anything other than a good oul bog snorkel. But after all, it is my home. Every County on this …
Trails The Wild Atlantic Way The Wild Atlantic Way by Steven Hanna The Wild Atlantic Way – 1,600 miles of weaving coastal roads along which you can explore the rugged beauty of the west coast of Ireland. From the Inishowen Peninsula along County Donegal’s northerly tip to the beautiful southern seaside town of Kinsale in …
Trails The Galtee Mountains under the full moon The Galtee Mountains under the full moon by Sean O’Riordan The Galtee mountains lie on the borders of Limerick and Tipperary and consist of two main peaks, Galtymore and Galtybeg. Galtybeg is the smaller of the two coming in at 799m with Galtymore summiting at 918m. I …
Trails Waterfalls of the Mournes Waterfalls of the Mournes by Chris Trainor If you have ever walked through a forest and heard the faint rumble of a distant waterfall, then you will agree that there is something truly magical about it. Your senses fill with the glory of nature unfolding before you. The sound of …
