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The beached whale
A juvenile sperm whale beached itself near Dungarvan on Friday. Curiosity spurred families from all around the country to see this rare, if morbid, spectacle. Continue reading
The Tall Ships Festival in Waterford
I spent Saturday at the Tall Ships festival in Waterford city. While I can’t call Waterford my home city for obscure geographical and sporting reasons, it is nevertheless the city of my education and upbringing. And what a terrific city … Continue reading
Posted in events, Waterford
Tagged Festivals, Ireland, Organisation, Project Management, Tall Ships, Waterford
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Melleray Grotto
The day turned out to be wet and misty, so instead of our planned hillwalk we ended up walking the Glenshelane Forest Trail near Cappoquin, Co. Waterford. “Glenshelane” translates into “Valley of the Fairies” and with its meandering streams and … Continue reading
Posted in tours and trips
Tagged Catholicism, Ireland, Marian apparitions, Melleray Grotto, moving statues, religion, Waterford
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Photos from the Nire Valley
I managed to go on a fantastic walk up the Nire Valley in west Waterford this Sunday. While most people were enjoying a relatively dry morning, we decided to seek a place of near constant rain and mist. The walk … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged clouds, comeragh mountains, Comeraghs, Ireland, Nire Valley, timelapse, video, Waterford
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A trip to the Comeraghs
Last Sunday, I journeyed with a few like-minded souls to Coumshingaun in the Comeragh Mountains in Co. Waterford. The centrepiece is a corrie lake caused by glaciation during the last Ice Age. The corrie has a classic “armchair” shape: two … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Comeraghs, hillwalking, Ireland, Waterford
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A bit of local politics
I originate from this part of the world. On the south side of the river is Waterford, a small Irish city with a very old and venerable history. On the north side, where I come from, is County Kilkenny. As … Continue reading
