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 Dunamase Castle ruins and church, County Offaly |
 Poulanassy Co. Kilkenny |
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 "...where the wood and waters meet..." From "The Wanderings of Oisin" by W.B. Yeats |
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 Suir estuary at the little fishing village of Passage East, Co. Waterford. The village of Ballyhack is opposite, on the Wexford side. A ferry runs regularly between the two villages. |
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 Belle Lake Co. Waterford |
 Early morning winter mist over the River Suir near Piltown, Co. Kilkenny |
 River Suir at Great Island, Co. Waterford |
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 Belle Lake, County Waterford. |
 Clouds over the Comeragh Mountains Co. Waterford |
 Magic Quicken Tree Many Irish farmers still won't cut down certain trees on their land. Good for them. "...For the world's more full of mystery Than you can understand". |
 "..With her own name there and her own dark hair, like clouds o'er fields of May". From "Raglan Road" by Patrick Kavanagh. |
 Belle Lake, Co. Waterford |
 Another view of Poulanassy. |
 Old Wildwood Of the type road engineers love to bulldoze. To a lot of Irish people, this is "waste" ground, something that needs to be "developed". |
 Tramore Bay, Co. Waterford |
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 Land, Sea and Sky. |
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 Black and White |
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 Mossy woodland path |
 Sunset |
 Suir estuary at Woodstown, Co. Waterford |
 "...The deep-delved earth..." (Keats) Spring Ploughing |
 Harvest Time |
 Shepherd's Delight |
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