Omeath

Omeath

(Omeath, County Louth, Ireland)

For people of all ages, the very word 'Omeath' conjures up mental images of Mulligan's 'Corner House'.

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Greenore, Ireland

Greenore

(Greenore, County Louth)

Home 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

The Blues Band - Paul Jones

(In Ireland)

The Blues Band with Paul Jones, formerly of Manfred Mann, on harmonica.

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Paul McCartney in Dublin

Paul McCartney

(RDS Dublin)

Paul McCartney appeared at the RDS, Dublin, on 27 May 2003.

Photograph of Paul McCartney

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Slieve Gullion

Slieve Gullion - Foxgloves

Slieve Gullion (County Armagh) in high summer with stately foxgloves and the evocative sounds of honey-bees.

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Galway Harbour

Galway Harbour

Galway harbour plays host to yachts, motor cruisers and a variety of other sea-going vessels.

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Glendalough Round Tower

Glendalough Round Tower

(County Wicklow)

Glendalough round tower is approximately 30 metres high. Originally built as a bell-tower (belfry), it had six timber floors connected by ladders.

"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."
H.V. Morton - 'In Search of Ireland' (1930)

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