BallyKissane Pier Killorglin
Ballykissane Pier, Killorglin Co. Kerry, Ireland is steeped in Irish Revolutionary history, it is famous for the loss of three of the first Volunteers in the "Irish War of Independence" in 1916. The volunteers car went into the sea while they were on the way to Cahirciveen in order to set up radio relay with Sir Roger Casement and the German arms ship "The Aud"
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Pier in Killorglin
Pier in Killorglin Co. Kerry, Ireland is captured in Irish Revolutionary history, it is famous for the loss of three of the first Volunteers in the "Irish War of Independence" in 1916. The volunteers car went into the sea while they were on the way to Cahirciveen in order to set up radio relay with Sir Roger Casement and the German arms ship "The Aud"
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From The Pier in Killorglin
From The Pier in Killorglin Co. Kerry, Ireland is wrapped in Irish Revolutionary history, it is famous for the loss of three of the first Volunteers in the "Irish War of Independence" in 1916. The volunteers car went into the sea while they were on the way to Cahirciveen in order to set up radio relay with Sir Roger Casement and the German arms ship "The Aud"
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Bridge Killorglin, County Kerry, Ireland By MGK Kerry Photo
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Micheal Kenny is Photographer in Kerry, Ireland. Available for the greater munster area, creating inspirational landscape, events and wedding photography, family and business portraits that suit the ocassion.
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Tralee County Kerry. Rattoo Monatery
Landscape showing Rattoo Monatery, Tralee County Kerry. providing pictures of County Kerry. Landscapes we also provide a wedding package. The Rattoo monastery historically dates from the 6th century and founded by Bishop Lughach, though the present church ruin is certainly of later date. In the mid 19th century, the tower sat on a raised earth causeway in what was then a swamp. The swamp was drained and the causeway removed in the late 1800s so that the fields which surround it could be planted with crops. These field remain under cultivation today. How to get there: From Tralee, take R556 north for 16 km. About one km past the junction where the R551 (joins R556 from the left), turn at the third small road to the right (one of these roads). This narrow road dead ends at the Rattoo complex. After entering the village of Ballyduff, turn, And follow R556 south to the first road on the left. The road should be sign posted for Rattoo Round Tower.
Bird of the hood, a nature shot.
Quick Shots. Spurn of the moment. Was on the way to work spotted the bird after a quick dash to the house. I retrevied my camera and got the shot of the day.
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