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Normally swoon with kayakers training, I caught this scene of Kilcock harbour on one very peaceful and serene ending. Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

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The quaint and tiny "Coliemore Harbour", is located near the village of Dalkey, a suburb of Dublin. As small as this little harbour is, it was, once upon a time, a docking port for largest sailing ships up to the 16th century. The harbour itself looks out onto Dalkey Island with it's old Martello t..

The historic Hook Lighthouse in Wexford is the oldest operating lighthouse in the world and was built during the 12th century and no matter what the weather is a must to visit at sometime in your life.Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

Situated at the very top of the Hook Peninsula in Wexford is the beautiful village of Arthurstown. Primarily an old fishing village it consists of a beautiful harbour, a number of old fisherman's cottages and a single main street with the Kings Bay Inn, which has recently been tenderly restored to i..

Located where Wexford and Waterford almost touch, is the small and ancient fishing village of Ballyhack. Together with its small but living fishing harbour and the medieval Norman Castle this is a stunning place to visit. Hook Lighthouse, the John F Kennedy household, Loftus Hall (claimed to be the..

This is a print of an original painting of two old boats at low tide in Ballyhack, Co. Wexford. I was sitting outside Walter Byrnes pub one beautiful Summers evening enjoying a pint, when I glanced around the tiny little harbour that lies just across the road. The tide was out and these two little b..

Within a two minute walk of the bustling main street of Naas, Co Kildare lies a spur from the Grand Canal that extends right through the length of the town. This part of the canal was originally built to transport grain from the Odlum's mill in Sallins, to the Guinness brewery in Dublin. It ..

A Safe HavenThis picture is from the beautiful small fishing harbour of Fethard-on-Sea in County Wexford. This harbour was built during the 1840/50's as part of a relief project to help local people during the potatoe famine in Ireland and although it is now over 160 years old it is still an active ..

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