Bantry Collection (#2)

Ireland, County Cork, Bantry, harbor view, evening

Bantry Bay at Derryconnery Harbour, Glengarriff, Co. Cork - a low view of Bantry Bay from a small harbour and landing point with two boats in the foreground

Ireland / Bantry House
Bantry House County Cork Date: 1840

The Village, Glengarriff, Co Cork
The Village, Glengarriff, near Between Kenmore and Bantry, Co Cork, Ireland. Showing the Glen Hotel and a Horse & Trap Date: 1910s

Bantry House, Bantry, County Cork, Ireland

Thumbnail Jottings during a Coastguard Cruise, Bantry Bay, Ireland: 1. Look Out. 2
THUMBNAIL JOTTINGS DURING A COASTGUARD CRUISE, BANTRY BAY, IRELAND: 1. Look Out. 2. Lady Firing Fuse. 3. Boarders away. 4. Away aloft. 5. Small Arm Drill. 6. Targets G.G. and N.A. 7

Thumbnail Jottings during a Coastguard Cruise, Bantry Bay, Ireland: 1. Look Out. 2
THUMBNAIL JOTTINGS DURING A COASTGUARD CRUISE, BANTRY BAY, IRELAND: 1. Look Out. 2. Lady Firing Fuse. 3. Boarders away. 4. Away aloft. 5. Small Arm Drill. 6. Targets G.G. and N.A. 7

Bantry Bay. County Cork, Ireland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Convent at Bantry, County Cork, Ireland Date: circa 1910

Calf Rock Lighthouse, Bantry Bay, Ireland, 1881
Engraving of the Calf Rock Lighthouse, Bantry Bay, which was destroyed by a severe storm on the 27th November 1881

Gardens of Bantry House dating from 1720, Bantry Bay behind, Bantry, County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Bantry, a hidden gem nestled in County Cork, Ireland. With its picturesque Italian Gardens and breathtaking views of Garnish Island, a haven for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Glengarriff, where you can explore the mesmerizing Blue Pool or take a leisurely stroll along Bantry Bay. The Quayside at Castletownbere offers a glimpse into the vibrant maritime heritage of this charming town. Step back in time as you visit Bantry House and gardens, an architectural marvel dating back to 1720. Marvel at its grandeur and immerse yourself in the rich history that surrounds every corner. Bantry Town itself exudes charm with its quaint streets lined with colorful buildings. Take a moment to soak up the atmosphere and indulge in traditional Irish hospitality. Venture further into Ballylickey, situated on the stunning shores Bay. Here, you can witness captivating sunsets that paint the sky with hues of gold and crimson. Experience a piece of history as you imagine Victorian-era coaches passing through these very streets. The sight of Coach and horses will transport you back to bygone times when life was simpler yet filled with elegance. Delve into naval history as you learn about The Particular Service Squadron's presence in Bantry during their night attack exercises or watch them throwing out Torpedo Nets across Bantry Bay – reminders of Ireland's strategic importance throughout centuries past. Bantry truly encapsulates everything that makes Ireland so special - from its natural wonders to its rich cultural heritage. So come and discover this hidden treasure for yourself; let your senses be captivated by all that Bantry has to offer.