April 14th 2013 - Stormy weather in the Dingle Peninsula.... Photo Taken at Clogher Beach
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December 6th 2012 'A happy Fungi the Dolphin in Dingle Bay yesterday'
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June 25th 2013 - Fungi the dolphin playing around with is friends.. The two people in the boat are actually from Holland and moved to Ireland because of Fungi .. They go out nearly every day of the year to be with him
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April 24th 2013 - Relaxing in the evening time in the Dingle Peninsula... I met two Austrian women and we went on a small tour of the Peninsula.. Even though the weather was dull, there was still plenty to see
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22/08/2011 Yesterday the weather here in Dingle was very mixed. One minute sunny then dull so I am kind of happy with this photo. As you can see there was mist in the mountains but the colors came out strong
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Jan 23rd 2013 View of Dingle from Conor Pass... Indeed there was much more snow up here (only 7 miles from the town) and a bit scary driving in a car. I like the snow on top of the wall as it reminds me of icing on a cake
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Sunset on the Dingle Peninsula
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Sunset over Dingle Pier
Sunset over Dingle Pier yesterday evening - October 14th 2013
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April 5th 2012 Memorial to the Korean War Washington D.C
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12/02/2011 'Clogher Beach, Dingle Peninsula'
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Very few tourists know this area of the Dingle peninsula. A friend of mine took me there. Less than two mins from here was where the village of the film 'Ryan's Daughter' was created starring Robert Mitchum and Sarah Miles
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'The Sleeping Pig and his best friend the dog' Scanlon's Pet Farm Dingle Peninsula Co Kerry
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May 30th 2013 -The Great Blasket was once home to 170 people, living in stone houses on a steep slope facing the mainland. Even into the middle of the last century their life could be described as medieval: they had no source of power but the burning of turf from the hill, no source of food but the sea and the animals they kept and the few crops that could be grown on such miserly land. There was fresh water from 20 springs and milk from the cows. The work was communal and money seldom changed hands. Scholars came to examine this strange place, where the people spoke a form of Gaelic not heard elsewhere for centuries and gathered by firelight to hear stories passed down through millennia. The Great Blasket became famous in Ireland and the diaspora. Some people, including former Irish President Eamon De Valera, saw the community as a model for life in the new republic. The words of the best storytellers - Peig Sayers, Tomas O'Crohan, Maurice O'Sullivan - became best-selling books. Then it all went wrong.....
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A Perfect Storm in the Dingle Peninsula
'A Perfect Storm in the Dingle Peninsula'
Kinard Beach /Trá Beag yesterday...
Great day for photography.. I was amazed to see people walking at the edge of the cliffs during the storm - lunatics !!
Kinard Beach is a small stony beach and even in good weather is not safe for swimming due to dangerous currents.Dinglestormy weatherweatherstormDingle PeninsulaIrelandlandscapephotography
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July 5th 2013 A proud mother and her offspring in the Dingle Countryside
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17/08/2011 'The old Lighthouse' I always love taking photographs of this. It is situated in a beautiful location just a short walk from Dingle town. Yesterday was a beautiful day (no rain !)
Thanks for the comments and kind support especially about the thorny issue of silly people down ranking other peoples pictures. For me anyway it is suppose to be fun posting pictures here on Daily Photos and getting (hopefully) positive feedback on the pictures I take and visa versa. I admit I was rather upset two days when the photo I took of a child and his father on a boat was obviously been down graded by one particular individual . Hell it went from page 1 to page 8 in 5 minutes ! But such is life and hopfully today the weather will stay good for photography. Keep the faith fellow photographersFrom Daily Photos
July 8th 2013 - A new Dawn in Dingle Town... Slightly different from my 'fog' photo yesterday even though it was taken around the same time 5.30 am today. The photo was taken outside my door of my house.. Looks like it will be a glorious day today
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June 9th 2013 -The sun setting in Dingle ...When leaving Dingle, for the the Slea Head Drive visitors pass over Milltown Bridge (as shown in the picture)
It was very hot yesterday.. I think today is going to be warmer
"Met Éireann forecasts more sunshine after hottest day of year"From Daily Photos
Fungi the Dolphin is happy to meet a old friend
Fungi the Dolphin is happy to meet a old friend
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Fungi the Dingle Dolphin has a strange effect on visitors…
November 13th 2013 - Fungi the Dingle Dolphin has a strange effect on visitors…
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Jan 29th 2013 'Storm and big waves in the Dingle Peninsula' Very hard to take photos as the wind was very strong and I had no tripod but I think this one came out okay
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June 10th 2013 - Sunset over the Blasket Islands... There were 4 other photographers taking photos as well last night..
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Two fishermen fishing in Dingle Bay
Two fishermen fishing in Dingle Bay
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Kerry's Dunquin pier
Dunquin pier
Motto: "Ní bheidh ár leithéidí aríst ann"
("There will never be the like of us again")
unquin pier, one of the main departure points for the Great Blasket Island, was damaged in recent storms and left vulnerable to further harm from the elements.
The pier, used by ferries taking visitors to the Great Blasket and some fishermen on the Dingle Peninsula, is now in a dangerous state, according to Micheál de Mórdha, manager of the Blasket Interpretive Centre in Dunquin.
“The big fear is that it could go completely if there’s another storm like Darwin,” he warned.
“The pier and steps leading to it have been deteriorating for the past few years and ‘skelps’ have been taken out by every storm. It’s being gradually eroded.”
A corner of the pier wall has been washed away, chunks of concrete have been torn from a slipway, and many of the steps have gone. The pier cannot be used at present and any repair works are being hampered because of difficulty in getting machinery to the places where structural damage has occurred.Dunquin pierDingle PeninsulaDingleIreland
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March 4th 2013 'Hey you have a bigger camera than I have have '
Ps I have never used an IPad... do they take good photos?From Daily Photos
Kilmalkedar Church Dingle Peninsula
Kilmalkedar Church Dingle Peninsula -
It was actually raining/dark but my new Panasonic GX7 well made things more brighterKilmalkedarChurchDinglePeninsula
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Jan 22nd 2013 - we had a bit a snow yesterday here in Dingle...I got some interesting shots which I will post in the following days...
BTW snow is a rare occurrence in Dingle
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July 20th 2013 My friend 'Mr Seagull' the Entertainer
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July 11th 2013 - 'The Walk Home with a bunch of Flowers'
I was actually taking photographs of a sunset and I notice a woman walking down the road ..
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Slea Head Drive Dingle Peninsula Co Kerry Ireland
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26/06/2012 Fungie the Dolphin in a playful mood recently
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08/09/2011 'The wild cat in the Graveyard' In the local cemetery in Dingle , there is a cat that I call Lucifer (does not like humans and wants to live by his own rules) . It was difficult taking the photo as he was very suspicious of the camera and kept moving his head. But I think this shot captures a bit of his personality
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12/07/2011 'Hey I might be a kid but I got teeth !! '
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May 7th 2013 - Exhibition of modern Dingle/Ireland.. The things you see/photograph by accident .. I was walking around the town yesterday and hey presto I looked inside the door of a house and I saw this.. was not sure was I able/allowed to take photos so this photo is a spur of a moment..
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June 20th 2013 - nice weather we are having and of course nice sunsets
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"The Long Walk Home " The jockey fell off his horse at the start of the race, This walk must have felt a long one,
Beál Bán, believed to be the most westerly racecourse in Europe, Horse racing took place on Saturday June 4th and on the beach (adjacent to Ballyferriter village) in the Dingle PeninsulaFrom Daily Photos
June 18th 2013 - Wow what a day I had yesterday.. took my camera down the road any hey ' it was dead as a dodo' Had to travel 40 miles to buy a replacement (that is another story) .. Anyway here is a photo I took on the way home..
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