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Mountain pass viewpoint
Daylight view of Moll's Gap in Kenmare, County Kerry. Mountain pass viewpoint.
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Bay with colourful town
Daylight view of Kenmare Bay in Kenmare, County Kerry. Bay with colourful town.
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Coastal resort with islands
Daylight view of Parknasilla in Sneem, County Kerry. Coastal resort with islands.
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Iron Age stone fort
Daylight view of Staigue Fort in Castlecove, County Kerry. Iron Age stone fort.
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O'Connell house with gardens
Daylight view of Derrynane House in Caherdaniel, County Kerry. O'Connell house with gardens.
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Ring fort near castle
Daylight view of Cahergal Stone Fort in Ballycarbery, County Kerry. Ring fort near castle.
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Ruined castle by sea
Daylight view of Ballycarbery Castle in Cahersiveen, County Kerry. Ruined castle by sea.
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Harbour with Valentia view
Daylight view of Cahersiveen Marina in Cahersiveen, County Kerry. Harbour with Valentia view.
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Bridge to Valentia Island
Daylight view of Portmagee Channel in Portmagee, County Kerry. Bridge to Valentia Island.
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Beach with mountain backdrop
Daylight view of Glenbeigh Horses in Glenbeigh, County Kerry. Beach with mountain backdrop.
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Gardens by the sea
Daylight view of Kells Bay in Kells, County Kerry. Gardens by the sea.
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Coastal mountain road
Daylight view of Coomakista Pass in Waterville, County Kerry. Coastal mountain road.
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Charlie Chaplin statue promenade
Daylight view of Waterville Beach in Waterville, County Kerry. Charlie Chaplin statue promenade.
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Beach with abbey ruins
Daylight view of Ballinskelligs Bay in Ballinskelligs, County Kerry. Beach with abbey ruins.
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Slate quarry viewpoint
Daylight view of Bray Head Walk in Valentia, County Kerry. Slate quarry viewpoint.
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Tetrapod viewpoint
Daylight view of Fogher Cliffs in Valentia, County Kerry. Tetrapod viewpoint.
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Victorian planned town
Daylight view of Knightstown Harbour in Knightstown, County Kerry. Victorian planned town.
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Bay with harbour town
Daylight view of Dingle Bay in Dingle, County Kerry. Bay with harbour town.
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Long sandy beach
Daylight view of Ventry Beach in Ventry, County Kerry. Long sandy beach.
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Cove with Sybil Head
Daylight view of Ferriter's Cove in Ballyferriter, County Kerry. Cove with Sybil Head.
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Surf beach Maharees
Daylight view of Brandon Bay in Castlegregory, County Kerry. Surf beach Maharees.
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Wetlands with castle ruins
Daylight view of Tralee Bay in Tralee, County Kerry. Wetlands with castle ruins.
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Casement landing beach
Daylight view of Banna Beach in Ardfert, County Kerry. Casement landing beach.
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Marina with lighthouse
Daylight view of Fenit Harbour in Fenit, County Kerry. Marina with lighthouse.
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Norman ruins in town
Daylight view of Listowel Castle in Listowel, County Kerry. Norman ruins in town.
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Sea stack cliffs walk
Daylight view of Ballybunion Cliffs in Ballybunion, County Kerry. Sea stack cliffs walk.
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Estuary lighthouse
Daylight view of Tarbert Lighthouse in Tarbert, County Kerry. Estuary lighthouse.
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Estuary with flying-boat history
Daylight view of Foynes Port in Foynes, County Limerick. Estuary with flying-boat history.
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Gothic castle on Shannon
Daylight view of Glin Castle in Glin, County Limerick. Gothic castle on Shannon.
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Parkland with lake
Daylight view of Curraghchase Forest in Kilcornan, County Limerick. Parkland with lake.
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Megalithic tomb by lake
Daylight view of Lough Gur Wedge Tomb in Bruff, County Limerick. Megalithic tomb by lake.
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Hill with holy well
Daylight view of Ardpatrick in Kilmallock, County Limerick. Hill with holy well.
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Medieval walled town
Daylight view of Kilmallock Abbey in Kilmallock, County Limerick. Medieval walled town.
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Tower house courtyard
Daylight view of Desmond Castle in Newcastle West, County Limerick. Tower house courtyard.
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Seefin viewpoint
Daylight view of Ballyhoura Mountains in Ardpatrick, County Limerick. Seefin viewpoint.
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Shannon salmon falls
Daylight view of Doonass Falls in Clonlara, County Clare. Shannon salmon falls.
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Crannog with Brendan boat
Daylight view of Craggaunowen in Quin, County Clare. Crannog with Brendan boat.
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Franciscan cloister
Daylight view of Quin Abbey in Quin, County Clare. Franciscan cloister.
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Tower house banquet hall
Daylight view of Knappogue Castle in Quin, County Clare. Tower house banquet hall.
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Estate lake with castle
Daylight view of Dromoland Castle in Newmarket-on-Fergus, County Clare. Estate lake with castle.
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Lake with Holy Island
Daylight view of Lough Derg in Killaloe, County Clare. Lake with Holy Island.
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St Flannan's oratory
Daylight view of Killaloe Cathedral in Killaloe, County Clare. St Flannan's oratory.
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Harbour village on Lough Derg
Daylight view of Mountshannon in Mountshannon, County Clare. Harbour village on Lough Derg.
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Renaissance house by lough
Daylight view of Portumna Castle in Portumna, County Galway. Renaissance house by lough.
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Forest park lakeside
Daylight view of Lough Derg Shore in Portumna, County Galway. Forest park lakeside.
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Romanesque doorway
Daylight view of Clonfert Cathedral in Clonfert, County Galway. Romanesque doorway.
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Yeats tower on stream
Daylight view of Thoor Ballylee in Gort, County Galway. Yeats tower on stream.
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Autograph tree woodland
Daylight view of Coole Park in Gort, County Galway. Autograph tree woodland.
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Leaning round tower
Daylight view of Kilmacduagh Tower in Gort, County Galway. Leaning round tower.
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Ruined mansion
Daylight view of Tyrone House in Kilcolgan, County Galway. Ruined mansion.
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Coastal woodland walk
Daylight view of Rinville Park in Oranmore, County Galway. Coastal woodland walk.
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Crannog lake with swans
Daylight view of Loughrea Lake in Loughrea, County Galway. Crannog lake with swans.
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Stained glass interior
Daylight view of St Brendan's Cathedral in Loughrea, County Galway. Stained glass interior.
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Norman keep in town
Daylight view of Athenry Castle in Athenry, County Galway. Norman keep in town.
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Cistercian ruins
Daylight view of Knockmoy Abbey in Abbeyknockmoy, County Galway. Cistercian ruins.
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Dublin's Docklands Christmas market on the waterfront: wooden stalls strung with warm lights beneath the glowing Samuel Beckett Bridge · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Dublin's Docklands Christmas market lights up the waterfront after dark: wooden stalls strung with warm lights along the quays, with the glowing harp of the Samuel Beckett Bridge rising behind them. Mulled wine steam curls into the cold river air as visitors wander between the chalets.
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Eyre Square at Christmas: festive stalls and strings of warm lights filling the city's great square, a grand decorated tree at its center · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Eyre Square becomes Galway's Christmas heart: festive stalls and strings of warm lights filling the city's great square, with a grand decorated tree at its center. Evening falls over the west of Ireland as shoppers drift between the chalets.
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Belfast's City Hall Christmas market on Donegall Square: wooden chalets and a grand tree before the floodlit dome of City Hall · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Belfast's City Hall Christmas market glows on Donegall Square: wooden chalets and a grand decorated tree before the floodlit dome of City Hall. Warm lights and the scent of roasted chestnuts fill the evening air around the great civic building.
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The Grand Causeway's hexagonal basalt columns stepping from the shore into the sea, the Organ and the Chimney Stacks along the cliff behind · AI-generated artistic interpretation
On the Antrim coast near Bushmills, some forty thousand interlocking basalt columns step down from the cliff foot into the sea — the cooled and cracked surface of a lava flow from a volcanic eruption some sixty million years ago. Irish legend tells it differently: the giant Fionn mac Cumhaill built the causeway as stepping stones to Scotland. The best-known formations — the Grand Causeway, the Organ and the Chimney Stacks — have made it Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a wet night, about 8.0°C, with light rain falling.
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The prow-like aluminium facade of Titanic Belfast rising over the historic slipways of the Titanic Quarter, the River Lagan alongside · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Titanic Belfast stands on the slipway where RMS Titanic was built, in the old Harland and Wolff shipyard quarter. The building's prow-shaped facade, clad in thousands of aluminium shards, rises ninety feet — the exact height of the ship from keel to boat deck. Opened in 2012, the centenary year of the sinking, it tells the story of Belfast's maritime boom and of the liner herself, and has become Northern Ireland's most-visited attraction. It is a cloudy night, about 9.1°C, under a largely overcast sky.
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The cannon-lined ramparts of the city walls curving over the old city, St Columb's Cathedral's spire inside the circuit and the Foyle beyond · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Derry is the only city in Ireland whose seventeenth-century walls survive complete — a circuit of about one and a half kilometres built between 1613 and 1619, still walkable end to end. From the ramparts, lined with cannon including the famous Roaring Meg, the view takes in St Columb's Cathedral and the roofs of the old city before dropping to the River Foyle. The walls withstood the Siege of 1689, when the city held out for one hundred and five days. It is an overcast night, about 8.8°C, under a complete cover of cloud.
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The rope bridge swaying across the turquoise chasm to the rocky island of Carrickarede, cliffs and sea stacks around · AI-generated artistic interpretation
For some three hundred and fifty years, salmon fishermen crossed to the rock of Carrickarede on a rope bridge slung across a chasm of turquoise Atlantic water, thirty metres below. The island — the plug of an ancient volcano — held their cottage and the nets for the salmon that passed along this coast. The National Trust now cares for the bridge, and on a clear day the view runs to Rathlin Island and the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland. It is a damp night, about 8.6°C, with light drizzle in the air.
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The ruined medieval castle crowding its basalt cliff promontory above the Atlantic, sea caves beneath and the coast running east · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Dunluce is the most dramatic ruin in Ireland: a medieval castle built out onto a basalt headland so steep that the sea caves beneath it open straight to the waves. Seat of the MacDonnell chiefs of Antrim, it was abandoned after part of the castle — legend says the kitchens — fell into the sea in 1639. In 2011 archaeologists uncovered the lost town of Dunluce, a planned settlement of 1610 buried in the fields beside the castle. It is an overcast night, about 8.1°C, under a complete cover of cloud.
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The domed Mussenden Temple on the very edge of the cliff, the seven-mile sweep of Downhill Strand and the railway below · AI-generated artistic interpretation
The Mussenden Temple stands on a cliff edge 120 feet above Downhill Strand, built in 1785 as a library for Frederick Hervey, the Earl-Bishop of Derry, and named for his cousin Frideswide Mussenden. Modelled on the Temple of Vesta at Tivoli, it once stood far enough inland that a carriage could be driven around it; the cliff has been retreating ever since. Below runs one of Ireland's longest beaches, with the railway threaded along its foot. It is a damp night, about 8.7°C, with light drizzle in the air.
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The great Norman keep and curtain walls rising straight from the harbour shore of Belfast Lough, the marina alongside · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Carrickfergus Castle has guarded Belfast Lough since 1177, when the Anglo-Norman knight John de Courcy raised its great keep on a rocky spit in the harbour. Besieged and taken by Scots, Irish, English and French in turn, it remained a garrison into the twentieth century and survives as one of the best-preserved medieval castles in Ireland. In 1690 William of Orange landed at Carrickfergus on his way to the Battle of the Boyne. It is an overcast night, about 9.8°C, under a complete cover of cloud.
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The two St Patrick's cathedrals facing each other across Armagh's valley — the Roman Catholic cathedral's twin spires in the foreground, the older cathedral on St Patrick's own hill beyond · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Armagh is Ireland's ecclesiastical capital: St Patrick founded his principal church here in the fifth century, and both Irish churches keep his name on the city. The Church of Ireland cathedral stands on the Hill of Armagh where Patrick's church stood — Brian Boru was buried in its grounds in 1014 — while the twin-spired Roman Catholic cathedral, begun in 1840, faces it across the valley from the opposite hill. It is an overcast night, about 7.7°C, under a complete cover of cloud.
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Slieve Donard and the granite Mournes rising straight behind Newcastle's promenade and beach, the range sweeping down to the Irish Sea · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea: Slieve Donard, at 850 metres the highest peak in Northern Ireland, rises almost straight from the beach at Newcastle, and the granite range rolls away south-west in a line of tors and reservoirs. The range is crossed by the Mourne Wall, 35 kilometres of dry stone built by hand between 1904 and 1922 to guard the catchment of Belfast's water supply. It is a partly cloudy night, about 8.9°C, under broken cloud.
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Knock Basilica and the apparition gable of the parish church above the shrine grounds, the pilgrims' esplanade before them · AI-generated artistic interpretation
On the evening of 21 August 1879, fifteen witnesses watched a silent apparition — Our Lady, St Joseph and St John the Evangelist beside a lamb on an altar — appear on the gable wall of Knock's parish church, in pouring rain, for two hours. The village became Ireland's national Marian shrine: the great basilica, among the largest churches in Ireland, now stands beside the preserved gable, and both Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis have prayed here. It is a cloudy night, about 5.8°C, under a largely overcast sky.
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Fort Mitchel's great star-shaped ramparts filling the island in Cork Harbour, the water all around and Cobh's cathedral across the harbour · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Spike Island is a 24-acre island in Cork Harbour almost entirely covered by Fort Mitchel, a six-pointed star fort built from 1804 to guard the harbour. In the famine years it became a prison and deportation station holding more than 2,300 convicts — then the largest prison in the world. Named Europe's Leading Tourist Attraction at the World Travel Awards in 2017, it is reached by ferry from Cobh. It is a clear night, about 4.4°C, under a nearly cloudless sky.
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The Japanese Gardens' scarlet lacquer bridge over its still pond, maples and sculpted pines around, thoroughbred paddocks beyond · AI-generated artistic interpretation
At Tully outside Kildare town, the Irish National Stud has bred thoroughbreds for the state since 1946 — but its most famous acres are a garden. The Japanese Gardens, created between 1906 and 1910 by the celebrated gardener Tassa Eida and his son Minoru for Lord Wavertree, trace the journey of life from birth to eternity through scarlet bridges, stone lanterns and sculpted pines, and are counted the finest Japanese gardens in Europe. It is an overcast night, about 3.4°C, under a complete cover of cloud.
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Belfast City Hall's white Baroque Revival frontage and copper dome over the Donegall Square lawns in full daylight · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Belfast City Hall, opened in 1906, is the city's civic centrepiece — a Baroque Revival palace in white Portland stone on Donegall Square, paid for from the profits of the municipal gasworks and crowned by a copper dome 53 metres high. It stands where the White Linen Hall stood, at the heart of the linen trade that made Victorian Belfast. On its east side, the Titanic Memorial Garden records the names of all who were lost on the Belfast-built liner. It is an overcast night, about 9.1°C, under a complete cover of cloud.
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The great boulevard running north: the GPO's Ionic portico on the west side, the Spire rising from the median, statues and plane trees along the central reservation · AI-generated artistic interpretation
O'Connell Street is Dublin's main thoroughfare, one of the widest city streets in Europe, running north from O'Connell Bridge over the Liffey. Its west side is held by the General Post Office of 1818, whose Ionic portico sheltered the headquarters of the Easter Rising — the Proclamation of the Republic was read from its steps in 1916, and the columns still carry the bullet marks. In the median rises the Spire, 120 metres of stainless steel on the site of Nelson's Pillar. It is a mainly clear night, about 8.4°C, with some cloud drifting over.
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The Prom curving along Galway Bay past the Blackrock diving tower, the Burren hills of Clare across the water · AI-generated artistic interpretation
Galway's front parlour is the Prom: two kilometres of promenade along Galway Bay from the city to Salthill, ending at Blackrock's diving tower, where swimmers brave the Atlantic all year round. Generations of Galwegians have walked it end to end — tradition says you kick the wall at the end of the walk for luck — looking across the bay to the limestone hills of the Burren in County Clare. It is a partly cloudy night, about 7.7°C, under broken cloud.
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