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BOYNE VALLEY

Newgrange
Navan
Drogheda
Millmount-Drogheda
Hill of Tara
Navan
Boyne Valley Bridge
Drogheda Panorama
The Viaduct-Drogheda
Boyne Valley Bridge
Hill of Tara
Hill of Slane-Cows
Hill of Slane
Drogheda
Drogheda
Drogheda
Obelisk Bridge Drogheda
Newgrange
Drogheda
Boyne Valley
Trim Castle
Drogheda
Cable Bridge Drogheda
Drogheda
Drogheda
The Viaduct - Drogheda
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The Viaduct - Drogheda
The Viaduct - Drogheda
Scotch Hall Drogheda
Courthouse Drogheda
Slane Mill
Slane Sunset
Drogheda on the Boyne
Old Mellifont Abbey
Drogheda On the Boyne
Newgrange Star tTails
Millmount Museum Drogheda
Millmount Drogheda
Drogheda
Trim Castle
River Boyne
Hill Of Tara
Old Mellifont Abbey
Drogheda Sunset
Hill Of Tara
Trim Castle
Newgrange
Newgrange
Drogheda on the Boyne
Drogheda
Drogheda
Drogheda
Drogheda
St.Peter's Church Drogheda
Drogheda Mist
Scotch Hall Drogheda
Drogheda on the Boyne
Drogheda
Drogheda Panorama

Beautiful landscapes, passage tombs, sacred hills, monastic ruins, heritage towns, castles  and thousands years of history. 

A place most well-known for Newgrange, but here is a lot to be seen in the area that can be traced back to Ireland’s ancient past. The Newgrange tomb is 400 years older than the oldest Pyramids and even a 100 years older than Stonehenge.  The Battle of the Boyne site at Oldbridge, Newgrange, the Hill of Slane, Monasterboice, Old Mellifont Abbey, Dunmoe Castle, Bective Abbey, Tara, Trim and the Cairns at Loughcrew they all equily worth visit and be photographed.

COUNTY DUBLIN

Dublin Photography
Howth
Dublin Photography
Dublin Photography
Dublin Photography
Dublin Photography
Dublin Photography
Howth

Alongside the city’s historic buildings – its cathedrals and churches,  squares and townhouses, castles, monuments and pubs – you’ll discover, stunning new street architecture. 
The Grand Canal and The Royal Canal are two great locations on either side of the Liffey, both with lovely walks and prime photography opportunities.
Samuel Beckett Bridge - this  bridge shaped like a harp is designed by the Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava and is probably the most photographed bridge in Dublin. To get accross The Ha'penny Bridge  sometimes is quite difficult as so many people stopping to take photos. 
Howth seaside village is so idyllic, if you're feeling adventurous you can go for a cliff walk or  just chill down on the pier and watch fishermen boats coming back. 
Don't forget to stop at Skerries for a beutifull sunset and a portion of ice cream!

COUNTY WICKLOW

Lower Lake Glendalough
Glendalough
Wicklow Photography
Upper Lake Glendalough
Upper Lake Glendalough
Glendalough
Wicklow Photography
Upper Lake Glendalough
Wicklow Mountains
Upper Lake Glendalough
Wicklow Photography
Wicklow Photography
Wicklow Photography
Wicklow Photography
Wicklow Photography
Glendalough
Upper Lake Glendalough
Lough Tay, Wicklow
Wicklow Mountains
Wicklow Photography
Wicklow Photography
Glendalough
Wicklow Photography
Upper Lake Glendalough
Wicklow Photography
Wicklow Photography

A wild pleasure garden of coastline, woodland and a daunting mountain range through which runs the country's most popular walking trail. From Mountains to Sea, Wicklow’s landscape is unique: cliffs, sandy beaches, rolling mountains, hidden lakes and bogs. Wicklow Mountains is a must see, if you are driving through Wicklow... The views are so amazing, breathtaking, and so relaxing with plenty of history. 

Dont forget selfie at Powerscourt waterfall, the highest waterfall in Ireland and to take a photo at Glendalough Upper Lake photo post.  

Some great movies have been filmed in the area "P.S. I love you" and "Leap Year", Glencree valley, the Sally Gap, Lough Tay (Guinness Lake), The Guinness family Estate and film location of "Brave Heart" and “Vikings”.

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