D ia duit literally means “God be with you” and is the traditional way to say hello in Ireland. I was invited by an Irish friend to embark on a short road trip from Dublin to the most western point of the mainland: Dunmore Head.
A tree alongside a stone wall that is likely to be thousands of years old in Killarney National Park.
A waterfall in Killarney National Park. There is no surprise where the colour green comes from as Ireland’s national colour.
Corres Cascade in Killarney National Park.
Fly over the Corres Cascade in Killarney National Park.
Dunbeg Fort is a promontory fort built in the Iron Age. It is home to small stone structures, also known as beehive huts, that seem to have been built around 1000 BC
Ballyferriter Bay Beach in County Kerry.
Ceann Sraithe in Waymont. A viewpoint of the Jedi Temples in Star Wars.
Dunquin, a town near the most eastern point of mainland Ireland at sunset.
