Category Archives: Ireland

More on Ireland’s Church of St. Kilcatherine – Part Two

Posted on July 6, 2019 by Ed Mitchell

In the previous post, I told you about my wet journey to the Church of St. Kilcatherine. In a much earlier post, I also offered you pictures of the many cross designs there are to be found here. Visit this … Continue reading →

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More on Ireland’s Church of St. Kilcatherine

Posted on July 6, 2019 by Ed Mitchell

More on Ireland’s Church of St. Kilcatherine Part One: Back in 2011 when this blog began, I did a series of posts about Ireland’s Church of St. Kilcatherine on the Beara peninsula. Since then a fair number of people have … Continue reading →

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Drinking a Pint on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way

Posted on June 10, 2018 by Ed Mitchell

Drinking a Pint on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way: Yesterday I came across a picture I hadn’t seen in 8 long years. It was one of many I took on my last visit to Ireland. It is a simple shot showing … Continue reading →

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The Church of St. Kilcatherine in Ireland

Posted on April 14, 2016 by Ed Mitchell

Recently a number of people came by to view the first four posts on this site back in 2011. Those posts pertain to the Church of St. Kilcatherine in Ireland. It is, at times, also referred to by the ancient … Continue reading →

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A Rainbow in the Maumturks

Posted on June 29, 2013 by Ed Mitchell

I saw a rainbow today. It got me thinking about one I saw in Ireland, years ago. A friend of mine had rented a house in a remote valley in Joyce Country.  Situated 4 miles in on a dirt road, the house hung on … Continue reading →

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