Clare Glen

Bluebells in bloom in Clare Glen,in Co-Armagh.

Gaints Causway

Tassagh Viaduct

This remarkable piece of engineering was constructed in the late 19th century to carry the railway that once linked Armagh to Keady and Castleblaney. It consists of 11 arches standing more than 21 meter (70 feet) high, together spanning over 174 meter (570 feet). The Callan river runs underneath it in this picturesque part of County - Armagh.

Tassagh Beetling Mill

To the west of the viaduct is a derelict three-storey beetling mill . An archway at ground level near the east end may indicate the former presence of a waterwheel but there are no other indications as to the power source of the mill.

Pans Rock

The Pan's Rock is a formation at the eastern end of Ballycastle Beach on the north Antrim coast. It's a popular spot for fishing and so a footbridge has been built out to it. The bridge is necessary as it becomes an island at high tide.

Sunset At Camlough Lake.

Cam Lough is a mid-altitude lake that lies in a steep sided valley between Slieve Gullion and Sturgan Mountain to the west and Camlough Mountain to the east,In Co-Armagh N.I.

Armagh R.C.Cathedral

Armagh has been the ecclesiastical capital of all Ireland since the fifth century, when Saint Patrick founded his church there. Today there are two cathedrals, both named after the Saint.

The Blue Hour

Saint Patrick founded his main church here on the Hill of Armagh in 445AD. There has been a Christian church on the site ever since.

Armagh, the Ecclesiastical Capital of Ireland

Armagh has been the ecclesiastical capital of all Ireland since the fifth century, when Saint Patrick founded his church there. Today there are two cathedrals, both named after the Saint. Saint Patrick's Church of Ireland Cathedral stands today on an important Christian site, where Patrick built his original church. Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church is close by, on the opposite hill.

Sunrise At Tassagh

This spectacular 11-arch viaduct was built in the 1900's by the Castleblayney-Keady-Armagh Railway Co (CK&A Rly)to cross the Callan River valley. The viaduct is 570ft long and 79 feet at its greatest height.

St Patrick's Cathedral

Saint Patrick founded his main church here on the Hill of Armagh in 445AD. There has been a Christian church on the site ever since.

Sunrise At Fanad

Its location within the Donegal Gaeltacht (an Irish speaking area), on the eastern shore of the Fanad Peninsula, is truly breathtaking. No wonder it’s a highlight of the Wild Atlantic Way.

Brantry Lough

Lovely Autumnal evening at the Brantry Lough.

Sunset At Brantry Lough