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    Glendalough Cross
    		Four Courts Reflection, Liffey River
    		Royal Chapel Pipe Organ, Dublin
    Connemara, Ireland
    		Phoenix Park, Ireland
    		The Vee, County Waterford, Ireland
    A Murder of Crows, The Burren
    		Quin Abbey, Ireland
    		Ashford Castle, Ireland
    Finvarra Sunset, Ireland
    		Cliffs of Mohr, Ireland
    		Kilconnell Abbey, Ireland
    Athenry Dominican Priory, Ireland
    		Dublin Street Glass
    		Tyrone House, County Galway, Ireland
    Tyrone House Detail, County Galway
    		Tyrone House, County Galway, IR
    		Monastery of Clonmacnoise, Ireland
    Monastery of Clonmacnoise, Ireland 2
    		Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Ireland
    		Ring of Kerry, Ireland
    Ring of Kerry, Ireland 2
    		Ring of Kerry, Ireland 3
    		Athassel Priory, Ireland
    Mother and Child
    		Saint Francis of Assisi
    		Kilcooley Abbey, Gortnahoe
    Kilkenny Arts Centre
    		Jerpoint Abbey, Thomastown
    		The Vee Bridge, County Waterford
    I see you
    		Saint Patrick's Cathedral side
    		Magazine Fort Corner
    Serene (Phoenix Park)
    		Cross at Saint Patrick's Cathedral
    		Poulnabrone Dolmen
    Inside of Saint Patrick's Cathedral
    		Storage Building,Camden Fort Meagher
    		Trim Castle
    Christ Church Cathedral Footbridge
    		Four Courts at Night, Dublin
    		Dunguarie Castle, Kinvara
    Looking Up, Dublin City Hall
    		Dublin Grates

    Ireland 2014

    My first trip to Ireland was in 2008 - a trip for which I bought my first digital SLR, and a trip which made me decide to be more serious about photography. I set the camera to Auto, and used some of the pre-set modes, and off I went. Little did I know the trip was a ultimately doomed. After the first week my friend and I decided to travel to Skellig Michael - now made more well-know because of Star Wars. We made it up the mountain fine, but on the way down my friend slipped and broke his kneecap, cutting short our Ireland trip.

     

    These photographs are from my second trip; I was nervous that my husband and I might somehow suffer a similar fate, but instead our 3 weeks were filled with great weather (hardly any rain - Ireland was experiencing a heat wave when we went), and great photography. I loved Ireland. I'm not sure what else to say! Ireland is a place I plan to travel to again - in fact, I'm returning there in June 2016.

    Glendalough Monastic Settlement, in County Wicklow.