The Burren is a unique limestone region on the west coast of Ireland overlooking the Atlantic. The Burren means 'a rocky place' and this is certainly true as over 250 square kilometres is covered in amazing formations up in the hills and ending in the Atlantic Ocean as steep cliffs. It is also home to a wide variety of rare plants that thrive in the limestone cracks. Many of these plants are to be found mainly amongst the European Alps.
The Burren, Co. Clare
The Aran Islands at Twilight from Ailladie
Sunset from Ailladie 1
Sunset from Ailladie 2
An Falla Uaigneach (The Lonely Wall)
The Crag & Moon at Sunset
Watching the Sunset from Ailladie
Co Wicklow
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Glendalough - Upper Lake CW1 |
Round Tower - Glendalough CW2 |
View East of Carrigshouk CW3 |
Co. Donegal
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The Poisoned Glen Derryveagh Mountains DO1 |
Star Trails - Blaeberry Crag Blue Stack Mountains DO2
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Bingorms - South Buttress Glenveagh National Park DO3 |
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Star Trails - Belshade Buttress Blue Stack Mountains DO5
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Muckross Head West Coast DO6
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Slieve League at Dusk Muckross Head DO7
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Lough Belshade Blue Stack Mountains DO4
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Muckross Head West Coast D10
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On the Summit of Errigal Derryveagh DO8
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Alpine Flowers & Lichen Muckross Head DO9
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Chough Muckross Head D12
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Alpine Flowers Muckross Head D11
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