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    Double-End Bag: by adeleobyrne, Views[314]
         		 Stephanie, Drimnagh B.C.: by adeleobyrne, Views[357]
         		 Boxing Glove: by adeleobyrne, Views[365]
         		 Kasey, Portlaoise B.C.: by adeleobyrne, Views[319]
         		 Out of the blue.: by -mirra-, Views[242]
     
    Look, over there!: by -mirra-, Views[273]
         		 How far can you go?: by -mirra-, Views[243]
         		 Let's go a little bit further.: by -mirra-, Views[264]
         		 The rain won't stop us.: by -mirra-, Views[270]
         		 You'll return home forever changed. And that is a mighty good thing.: by katkoch, Views[267]
     
    And the people into your heart...: by katkoch, Views[262]
         		 As the landscape works its' way into your bones...: by katkoch, Views[302]
         		 And watch as they unfold before your eyes.: by katkoch, Views[283]
         		 Ireland is a place to make wishes...: by katkoch, Views[291]
         		 the Descent : by byrdie, Views[367]
     
    The Summit - Alas: by byrdie, Views[364]
         		 the climb up Devils Ladder is not for the novice : by byrdie, Views[418]
         		 the
         		 Cummeenoughter Route to the summit of Irelands tallest mountain - Carrauntoohill: by byrdie, Views[370]
         		 by hussein, Views[258]
     
    by hussein, Views[285]
         		 by hussein, Views[335]
         		 by hussein, Views[263]
         		 by hussein, Views[269]
         		 Lonely : by satyr, Views[229]
     
    After spending centuries by the water, the fisherman has finally tamed the water: by onmyway, Views[386]
         		 The isolated fisherman on the water: by onmyway, Views[365]
         		 The trainee fisherm(wo)man by the water: by onmyway, Views[343]
         		 The focused fisherman by the water: by onmyway, Views[343]
         		 The lazy fisherman by the water: by onmyway, Views[378]
     
    Clew bay, on the west coast of Ireland, as seen from 'the Reek', as Croagh Patrick is known to locals. The bay is said to contain 365 islands, some only meters across, some inhabited.: by niallmac, Views[608]
         		 Loose rubble and scree make for a challenging surface to walk on. The tradition in years past had been to ascend barefoot, though there are less and less souls hardy enough today to attempt that.: by niallmac, Views[397]
         		 A difficult hike in good weather, pilgrims and hiking enthusiasts take to Croagh Patrick all year round. The weather on the west coast of Ireland is notoriously unpredictable however and sunshine at the foot of the mountain is no guarantee of fair weather at the summit.: by niallmac, Views[786]
         		 The wind that blows in from over the Atlantic ocean, just a few miles away, provides another hazard, unsettling less surefooted walkers. People of all ages make the annual pilgrimage, from toddlers, carried up by their parents, to grandparents. : by niallmac, Views[420]
         		 The little chapel atop Croagh Patrick. A religious service is held there on the last Sunday in July erery year, drawing crowds of catholics in the tens of thousands. An alter is built on one gable end of the building from which the priest conducts a mass at regular intervals over the course of the day. Pilgrims pass through the chapel to receive communion and pass out the rear to rejoin the congregation.: by niallmac, Views[460]
     
    ireland icon: by timememory, Views[318]
         		 west Ireland mountain way: by timememory, Views[336]
         		 sheeps Road: by timememory, Views[310]
         		 west Ireland Fuel Loader: by timememory, Views[346]
         		 saint Patricks Summer: by timememory, Views[344]
     
    This shot I got very recently and I think it captures what I've come to associate Ireland with, a calm, simple kind of understated beauty.: by glennd, Views[423]
         		 Normally a calm and beautiful spot, this was shot at Runagh Pier on the West Coast of Ireland. On this day however, a large storm blew in off the Atlantic and allowed me to capture a much more ferocious kind of beauty.: by glennd, Views[632]
         		 I used to shoot a lot flowers back when I lived in England but in Ireland living on the coast the often harsh conditions meant a lot fewer types of flowers, this is one of my favourites because not only does it survive, it thrives.: by glennd, Views[476]
         		 In this shot despite only being a small figure in the shot, my brother still becomes the focus, this demonstrates I believe how seemingly barren the Western Coast can appear at times.: by glennd, Views[411]
         		 This was shot right from by the coast near where I was renting, where in the distance you could see the rather imposing holy mountain Croag Patrick with a long path leading off to it.: by glennd, Views[386]
     
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