September 23 to October 2, 2005
September 23 to October 2, 2005
You can almost jump across a lock of the ancient Grand Canal in Dublin. It runs from Dublin to Robertson in County Kildare. Opened in 1779, it carried passengers until 1852 and commercial cargo until 1960.
A modern tram and a typical Georgian door found on the streets of Dublin.
A view of the elegant sitting room in Dublin Castle. The castle is still used for government business.
Looking up at Saint Patrick's Rock also known as the Rock of Cashel you can see the 13th century Gothic Cathedral.
View of the surrounding plains from Saint Patrick's Rock.
Built around 1446 Blarney Castle houses the Blarney Stone. By kissing the stone you have the privilege of telling lies for seven years.
View of the surrounding gardens from the top of Blarney Castle
O'Brien's Tower overlooks the Cliffs of Moher and was constructed by landlord Cornelius O'Brien to impress lady visitors.
The Cliffs of Moher are entirely vertical and rise to a height of 203 meters. A large reception and interpretation centre is now under construction near the cliffs.
A beautiful west coast vista near Bantry in the county of Cork.
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