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Basking Sharks West Coast Ireland

Drone Close View Over Basking Shark

Reflection on lake

Wild Atlantic ways on a calm day

Galway at high tide

Driving the country roads of Connemara

Watching the sunset

Happy New Year

Connemara the beauty of the landscape is matched only by the music of it’s people.

Happy Halloween to all my followers across the world

Féile an tSrutháin Carraroe

Close your eyes and picture the perfect Irish village in your mind. Chances are it’ll have ocean views, a vibrantly painted streetscape. Well then i think ive found it!

Sailing on the bay

Driving Connemara Ireland

The little gems of connemara viewed from a drone

This video is for my friend Bob who unfortunately cant make it over to Ireland. God bless you Bob, enjoy!

Narrated by Jim O'Connor These famine roads were the result of the forced labor of the Irish peasantry, who, under the strictures of the Poor Law and the reigning laissez-faire economic theory of the day, were made to work in exchange for food during the Great Famine.

The most Beautiful and yet saddest video of whats left on a deserted Island in Connemara Lettermullen

This railway station was used in the making of the film The Quiet Man Starring John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara

Basking sharks Achill Co, Mayo

Galway Hooker Caper Beag On Galway Bay

Finish island a number of the original stone homesteads remain standing. Long abandoned and desolate, most are now slowly filling with sand which blows in on the westerly winds and is trapped within the crumbling stone walls. An unforgiving landscape where survival as opposed to living was the order of the day. Such harsh living juxtaposes with some of the finest scenery on show in south Connemara. Some locals were saying that the island is starting to split in two. You can see the rift starting to appear in the centre of the island!