Edmund Sexton Pery Collection

Ireland, County Fermanagh, Cuilcagh Mountain Park, Legnabrocky Trail to summit of Cuilcagh Mountain

Ireland, County Donegal, Donegal Town, The Diamond with Obelisk which commemorates four monks called the Four Masters who compiled and wrote the Annals of the Four Masters between 1632 and 1636

Ireland, County Clare, The Burren, Poulnabrone Dolmen

Ireland, County Dublin, Dublin Ferryport, cranes and freight containers seen from departing ferry vessel

Ireland, County Donegal, Glenveagh National Park, Glenveagh Castle built between 1867 and 1873 for local landlord John George Adair

Ireland, County Donegal, Glenveagh National Park, Glenveagh Castle built between 1867 and 1873 for local landlord John George Adair

Ireland, County Donegal, Clady River with Mount Errigal in the distance and a rowing boat in the foreground

Ireland, County Donegal, View across Lough Greenan towards Muckish Mountain from Lough Salt Drive

Ireland, County Clare, Cliffs of Moher from the south on the Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk

Ireland, County Clare, Cliffs of Moher

Ireland, County Clare, The Burren

Ireland, County Clare, The Burren, A solitary holly bush growing amidst the rocks

Ireland, County Clare, The Burren, Clints and grykes below a typical stone wall

Ireland, County Clare, The Burren, Typical stone wall in the area

Ireland, County Clare, The Burren, Clint blocks of limestone and gryke fissures leading to a rock boulder

Ireland, County Clare, The Burren, Rock boulders at Black Head

Ireland, County Clare, Dramatic cliff scenery near Kilkee

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Exploring the breathtaking beauty of Ireland with Edmund Sexton Pery. 🍀 From County Fermanagh's Cuilcagh Mountain Park, we embarked on the Legnabrocky Trail to reach the summit of Cuilcagh Mountain, where panoramic views awaited us. Moving on to County Donegal, we discovered the historic town of Donegal and its iconic Diamond with an Obelisk honoring the Four Masters who compiled the Annals of the Four Masters in the 17th century. In Limerick City, St John's Castle stood proudly by River Shannon, showcasing Ireland's rich history. The mystical Poulnabrone Dolmen in County Clare's Burren region left us in awe as we delved into ancient Irish folklore. As our journey continued through Dublin Ferryport, a glimpse at cranes and freight containers reminded us of Ireland's bustling trade connections. Glenveagh National Park in County Donegal welcomed us with open arms as we marveled at Glenveagh Castle, a testament to local landlord John George Adair's grandeur. Alongside Clady River with Mount Errigal majestically looming in sight and a peaceful rowing boat nearby, tranquility enveloped our souls. Driving along Lough Salt Drive provided stunning vistas across Lough Greenan towards Muckish Mountain – nature at its finest. Finally reaching County Clare again, we couldn't resist revisiting one of Ireland's most famous landmarks: The Cliffs of Moher. Standing atop these majestic cliffs or walking along their coastal path was an experience like no other. Edmund Sexton Pery took us on an unforgettable journey through some of Ireland’s most enchanting landscapes – from mountains to castles and everything in between. Each destination held its own unique charm within this beautiful country.