Shopping in NewryShopping in Newry is the buzz phrase throughout Ireland. Shopping in Newry means bargains galore for shoppers from the Republic of Ireland taking advantage of favourable euro exchange and VAT rates.
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Kingdom of MourneKingdom of Mourne - Characteristics
"A patchwork of improved and semi-improved grazing in medium sized square fields divided by robust stone walls of glacial granite boulders.
Extract from N.I. Environment website.
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The Grand Canal, DublinThe Grand Canal links Dublin in the east with the River Shannon in the west. It begins at the River Liffey in Grand Canal Dock.
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O'Donoghue's Bar, DublinRonnie Drew & The Dubliners singing in O'Donoghue's Bar
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Georgian DublinMulcahy McDonagh and Partners (MMP), 46-48 Pembroke Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
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Raglan Road on an Autumn Day 'On Raglan Road' sung by Luke Kelly
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The Quays Shopping Centre, Newry The Quays shopping and leisure complex, a £65 million retail and leisure development overlooking the Albert Basin, attracts shoppers from all over Ireland.
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Carlingford Sailing ClubThe images on Photographs of Ireland are low resolution to enable faster web display.
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Victoria Locks, NewryThe images on Photographs of Ireland are low resolution to enable faster web display.
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GreenoreHome for lunch on a summer's afternoon in tranquil Greenore on the shores of Carlingford Lough.
"Home is the farmer, home from the fields."
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The Blues Band - Paul JonesThe Blues Band with Paul Jones, formerly of Manfred Mann, on harmonica.
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Paul McCartney
Slieve Gullion - FoxglovesSlieve Gullion (County Armagh) in high summer with stately foxgloves and the evocative sounds of honey-bees.
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Galway HarbourGalway harbour plays host to yachts, motor cruisers and a variety of other sea-going vessels.
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Glendalough Round Tower"A tall, round tower (at Glendalough) rises above the trees at the lakeside, one of those towers peculiar to Ireland, and built nearly 1,000 years ago as a belfry and refuge from the Danes. The doors are high up in these towers, so that refugees could pull up the ladder after them, and feel secure from attack."
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Meeting of the Waters, WicklowThe Meeting of the Waters, immortalised in verse by Ireland's national poet Thomas Moore, is situated in the beautiful Vale of Avoca in County Wicklow
'The Meeting of the Waters'
Thomas Moore (1779–1852)
THERE is not in the wide world a valley so sweet
As that vale in whose bosom the bright waters meet;
Oh! the last rays of feeling and life must depart,
Ere the bloom of that valley shall fade from my heart.
Yet it was not that nature had shed o’er the scene
Her purest of crystal and brightest of green;
’Twas not her soft magic of streamlet or hill,
Oh! no—it was something more exquisite still.
’Twas that friends, the beloved of my bosom, were near,
Who made every dear scene of enchantment more dear,
And who felt how the best charms of nature improve,
When we see them reflected from looks that we love.
Sweet vale of Avoca! how calm could I rest
In thy bosom of shade, with the friends I love best,
Where the storms that we feel in this cold world should cease,
And our hearts, like thy waters, be mingled in peace.
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KilleavyKilleavy sunset photographed from Killevy Old Churches, County Armagh.
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Dream Ireland'Dream Ireland', for many emigrants, signifies memories of the road home. The road in this photograph leads to legendary Slieve Gullion in County Armagh, but it could just as well be the road to anyone's home in any part of the island of Ireland.
This road has witnessed love and romance, poverty and pain, sorrow and laughter. It has borne the hoof prints of pigs and sheep, cattle and horses; and the tracks of cartwheels, bicycles, tractors and cars. It has enchanted in daylight and haunted in the hours of darkness. It has shivered in winter and basked in the summer sun. It has featured in the dreams and inhabited the memories of generations. It is the road to the wide world and, in the fullness of time, it is the road home.
An old picture that was displayed on the walls of many homes in Ireland in the 1950s bore the following lines that took seconds to say but a lifetime to learn:
"Many strange roads we love to roam,
But the best is the road that takes us home."
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Photography IrelandPhotography in Ireland is a constant delight with photographic opportunities presenting themselves at every turn in the road. The freshly painted farm gate and newly whitewashed walls above complement the cloudless blue sky and varied hillside greenery.
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Photograph of Ireland in 'The National Geographic'
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Newry, County DownNewry City seen from the Bernish Viewpoint. Newry lies in the south-eastern part of Ulster. Approximately half of Newry is in County Down and the other half is in County Armagh. Newry is 108km (67miles) from Dublin and 60 km (34 miles) from Belfast.
The traffic in the foreground is travelling along the Newry bypass.
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Amalfi Coast HolidaysThe Amalfi Coast holiday guides on this display stand in Sorrento give a flavour of the diverse attractions of a holiday along this historic coastline: 'The Amalfi Coast', 'Amalfi Sorrento', 'Pompeii and Herculaneum', 'Capri', 'Ischia', 'Vesuvius', etc.
Positano, AmalfiPositano, on the Amalfi coast, is one of the most picturesque places on earth. Just select your hotel and get ready to enjoy the holiday of your dreams.
Hotel Cristina, SorrentoThe Hotel Cristina is half-way up the left hand side of the photograph.
Societa Operaia, SorrentoLa Società Operaia a Sorrento, located in Via San Cesareo, is a working men's club where men play cards and discuss politics and current affairs.
The stunning trompe l'oeil frescoes create the appearance and ambience of a shrine.
Vesuvio SorrentoVesuvio Sorrento sunset from the hotel Majestic Palace, Sant'Agnello. See hotels in Sorrento.
Positano BeachPositano beach attracts photographers and artists from all over the world.
Foreigners' Club, SorrentoThe diners at the Foreigners' Club, Sorrento, enjoy spectacular views of the Bay of Naples.
Car Rental in Sorrento Car rental in Sorrento
is a convenient way to explore the towns and villages of the Amalfi coast - from Piazza Tasso (Tasso Square) in the centre of Sorrento to Positano, Praiano and Amalfi.The Corso Italia road on the way from Sorrento to Naples passes through Sant'Agnello di Sorrento, Piano di Sorrento and Meta di Sorrento.
The Ha'penny Bridge, DublinThe Ha'penny Bridge, a pedestrian bridge across Dublin's River Liffey, was originally constructed in 1816. It received the name 'Ha'penny Bridge' on account of the first toll charge of one old half-penny.
Photograph of the River Liffey, Dublin.
Downpatrick RacesDownpatrick Races take place regularly throughout the year at Downpatrick Racecourse, Ballyduggan Road, Downpatrick, County Down.
Located in one of the most beautiful areas of County Down, Downpatrick Racecourse is a right-handed undulating track of eleven furlongs with an uphill finish of one furlong.
Wedding in SorrentoWeddings in Sorrento, on the spectacular Amalfi Coast overlooking the Bay of Naples, continue to grow in popularity with romantic couples from all over the world.
Spiaggia Grande, PositanoSpiaggia Grande in Positano is one of the most popular and picturesque beaches on the Amalfi Coast.
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Queen's University School of MusicThe Queen's University School of Music is housed in the building that is known by many Queen's alumni as 'The Old Students' Union'.
The new Q.U.B Students' Union was opened in 1967.
Queen's University, BelfastQueen's University Belfast is
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Weddings in Positano, ItalyWeddings in Positano take place in the the Catholic Church of Santa Maria Assunta overlooking the Spaggia Grande beach.
Wedding - St. Francis Cloister, Sorrento
Church of Santa Maria Assunta, Positano, WeddingsThe Church of Santa Maria Assunta, Positano, is a popular choice for Catholic weddings.
Located in the little Flavio Gioia square in the centre of Positano, the ornately decorated Church of Santa Maria Assunta (Assumption) with its splendid majolica dome overlooks the Spaggia Grande beach.
Positano, Amalfi Coast, Italy
Warrenpoint DocksOriginally constructed in the late 1770's, Warrenpoint Port was substantially enlarged 1972-1974 to create the modern Port of Warrenpoint.
Warrenpoint, County DownWarrenpoint seafront overlooking spectacular Carlingford Lough. On a sunny day, or any other day, the view from this shoreline is unsurpassable.
Clough Mór ('The Big Stone'), Rostrevor
The Fairy Glen, Rostrevor
Via S. Cesareo, Sorrento Via San Cesareo in Sorrento is a street vibrant with the fiery colours of exotic fruits and alive with the evocative aromas of lemons and new leather.
Via S. Cesareo is certainly not in Ireland but Sorrento, Positano and other such locations along the spectacular Amalfi Coast have so impressed us on our travels that we make no apology for including them on this website.
The Amalfi Coast - when Ireland dreams of Italy.
Kilbroney Forest Park, Rostrevor Kilbroney Forest Park, Rostrevor, affords visitors the opportunity to see Clough Mor ("The Big Stone") and enjoy spectacular views of Rostrevor, Warrenpoint and Carlingford Lough.
Warrenpoint, County DownThe tall ship Thalassa at anchor in Warrenpoint harbour.
