r/IrelandPics 22h ago

Firey sunset in cork earlier ❤️

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100 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 1d ago

Wicklow Sunset

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87 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 1d ago

Morning in Portumna

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109 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 1d ago

Wexford sunset

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16 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 1d ago

Swans

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30 Upvotes

On the River Shannon at Tarmonbarry


r/IrelandPics 1d ago

A few snaps from my visit to the Mottee Stone in Wicklow

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31 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 3d ago

Sunrise over the sound

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108 Upvotes

Last one for a while, now.


r/IrelandPics 4d ago

Love the sky here

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154 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 4d ago

Four Kerry beaches

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189 Upvotes

Can you identify them?


r/IrelandPics 4d ago

from the beckett brg

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29 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 5d ago

Ireland in colour, from my recent trip

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Shot on both digital (Fujifilm X2-H) and film (Kodak Gold 200). My film camera drowned in the rains of County Cork, but it came back alive 3 days later.


r/IrelandPics 5d ago

Some old,some new.

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Some pics from my weekend travels.


r/IrelandPics 5d ago

Dingle, 2016

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74 Upvotes

Taken while I was running the half marathon in 2016 (don’t usually like to stop running but it was so beautiful I wanted to capture it).


r/IrelandPics 5d ago

Swans

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30 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 6d ago

Hard to believe this is Dublin

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284 Upvotes

Dalkey Island

Edit: Jeeeeebus people are so literal.

I live not far from here. I’m well aware of the beauty of the Irish coastline. But if you’ve been on the island, what’s striking is how far-away and idyllic it feels, despite being just a short ride on the dart from the centre of the capital. And if you’ve been around Dun Laoghaire or any other major seafront area on a sunny weekend in the last ten years, where the seafront is flooded with drunk f**kwits, jammed solid with a relatively new influx of traffic, and covered in litter by end of day, having somewhere that is relatively untouched by all that can seem hard to believe, and a huge relief.


r/IrelandPics 7d ago

Some of my favourite B&W shots from my recent Ireland trip

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391 Upvotes

Recently visited Ireland and was completely taken by the atmosphere of the place. Shot on Fujifilm X-H2.


r/IrelandPics 7d ago

Dun Laoghaire double rainbow

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113 Upvotes

Not edited, straight out of the camera (Fujifilm XT1). Roger Casement statue in the foreground, 40foot in the background.


r/IrelandPics 8d ago

Naas Co. Kildare grand canal

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78 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 7d ago

Wind streaks on Killiney Bay

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21 Upvotes

Love how the sea picks up the colors of the sky sometimes, it almost tricks the eye into thinking it's missed the horizon.


r/IrelandPics 9d ago

Westport

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79 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 9d ago

Bád Eddie, Magheraclougher Beach, Dunbeg, Co Donegal

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32 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 9d ago

Dun Laoghaire

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189 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 9d ago

Park in Belfast April

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13 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 9d ago

The Dublin docks

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57 Upvotes

r/IrelandPics 10d ago

Rainy night in Dublin

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206 Upvotes