Dublin Port
Approximately two-thirds of Ireland's port traffic travels via the port
Approximately two-thirds of Ireland's port traffic travels via the port
Spectacularly set on the Wild Atlantic Way and the shores of Galway Bay
A significant landmark in the small town of Dunleer
Panorama of Dublin City Centre, the capital and largest city of Ireland
Pleasant view of the North Atlantic Ocean from Óstán Oileain Arainn, Kilronan, facing Galway Bay
It is a major passenger and freight roll-on roll-off port
Blessington is one of the biggest towns in West Wicklow
Holds a significant place in the religious and cultural landscape of Northern Ireland
Rathdowney Parish stands as a testament to the enduring strength and resilience of its people
A deep historical significance and continues to play a vital role in the spiritual and social life of its people
The parish of Kilcock and Newtown has two churches catering for the worshiping Catholic community
Castleconnell is known as the 'Island Parish' in the Diocese of Killaloe
Situated in Sligo City on Temple Street
There has been a Catholic parish in this area for over 900 years
A Roman Catholic church in the parish of Blackrock
The parish is in partnership with the parishes of Most Precious Blood Cabra, Christ the King Cabra and St. Peter’s Phibsborough
The patron of the parish is St Nicholas of Myra
Saint Brigid's Church is an 18th-century Catholic church
It was known as a Mass House as Mass was the only service allowed in it
It opened in 1998 to provide the Parish community with a place to hold pastoral
In the county town of County Kerry in the south-west of Ireland
A twelve-minute drive from Westport and ten minutes from Louisburgh town
An outlying suburb of Dublin, Ireland, on the southeast of County Dublin
The town, nestled around the harbor with two long piers
Situated in central Dublin, the city's main thoroughfare
Inside view from St. Mary’s & St. Michael’s Parish Church
The vast variety and quality of fishing in Ireland
On the island's east coast, within the province of Leinster
Situated in Tralee bay, just South of the Shannon Estuary
Streaming the surf conditions daily
View detailed surf conditions and weather forecast for Keel
A townland in Tramore ED, in Barony, in Drumcannon Civil Parish, in Co. Waterford
A major city in the Republic of Ireland
A historic market town in County Limerick
Situated in the South Midlands in the province of Leinster
St. Mary's church was built in the 1830's and has served the growing population of the city
The second largest city in Ireland
Situated on the east just south of Dublin in the county town of County Wicklow
Internal view of Clonard Monastery from the main door below the organ
A live view taken from the foot of the The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel & Shrine of Saint Valentine
View from The Holy Rosary Church will be sharper and clearer
Temple Bar Pub boasts a unique Beer Garden right in the centre of Dublin
Located in the south-east of Ireland
The county town of County Meath, Ireland
View from our location looking directly up Shop Street with William Street in the distance
View from our offices directly down High Street up to the intersection of Cross Street, Mainguard Street visible on the right hand side of the screen
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