I wanted to take some promo shots that established Dublin, without being too touristy, in your face, or cliched. So we went out to Bull Island to have the Poolbeg Towers in the background. I love how this shot turned out. Photographer was Sharon Crowley. Her Instagram is @sharonaie4yr ⋅ GazzaON ⋅ r/IrelandPics
View from Carrick-a-rede Bridge. OC from a recent trip to visit this beautiful country5yr ⋅ rayes_imybcrzy ⋅ r/IrelandPics
Beautiful view of Dunguaire Castle over looking Galway Bay [7616 x 2160].5yr ⋅ GlobeTrekker83 ⋅ r/IrelandPics
Panoramic View before crossing the Carrick a Rede rope bridge (June 3, 2018)5yr ⋅ clayp711 ⋅ r/IrelandPics
would you say this is ireland or newfoundland? bonus points if you know of newfoundland :)5yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/IrelandPics
I visited your spellbinding country this past week and this was one of my favorite views.5yr ⋅ MusicaMundana ⋅ r/IrelandPics
This 120 year old ledger was on the breakfast table of the BnB I stayed in in rural Ireland6yr ⋅ trashcanigan ⋅ r/IrelandPics
When your mother pops in before the flight to check you have a clean shirt on!!7yr ⋅ gcguthrie ⋅ r/IrelandPics
Kippure Hill between Dublin and Wicklow. Mid March sunset. Bonus greyhound.7yr ⋅ Sambospudz ⋅ r/IrelandPics
Rock of Cashel. I have plenty of other pics if this thread is still active. Just got back.7yr ⋅ dennr001 ⋅ r/IrelandPics
Main Ni Tuathail, a 14 year old girl from the Claddagh wearing traditional Claddagh dress. Galway, Ireland, 26th May 1913. One of the first colour photographs taken in Ireland. [544 x 735]10yr ⋅ QueenAtziri ⋅ r/IrelandPics
