Doolin Garden and Nursery

Knockpatrick Gardens

Beautiful gardens in Co Limerick, Ireland. Listed in Shirley Lanigan's Top 100 Gardens in Ireland, Knockpatrick Gardens, will amaze and delight. The 3 acre garden is home to azalias, rhododendrons, hostas, primulas, blue poppies, water features, an arboretum, lilies, dog woods, roses, magnolias, fig tree, tree ferns, grasses, alpines and two very happy gardeners. You will be amazed at the garden and delighted with the welcome.

Ireland 2012

A 1100km trip through Ireland. Featured locations are downtown Dublin, Blarney Castle, Mukross House, Gap of Dunloe, Skellig Micheal, Cliffs of Mhothair, Doolin Caves, and Ashford Castle.

The Cuckoo returns to Cashelpreaghan, County Donegal, Ireland (April 2014)

The cuckoo has returned from Africa! Every year he arrives back sometime around the end of April and stays with us until early June. The sound of summertime!

Drive through Avoca Village

A drive through Avoca Village in Co Wicklow. Home of Avoca Hand Weavers and the famous tv program Ballykissangel.

Massive greenhouse gets destroyed by hurricane in Ireland

Jigs: Jump at the Sun/Jiggery Pokerwork/The Moon and the Seven Stars

A set of jigs of unknown origin. Weird but fun to play. The last two jigs can be found on Spiers & Boden's album Bellow (Jiggery Pokerwork is the composition of one of them, I believe). Played on a Susato C Whistle.

DUNGARVAN WATERFORD IRELAND SUNDAY JULY 25TH 2010 PART1

This was my first visit to Dungarvan since the summer of 2007 and I have to say this place is totally awesome!!!! Magical even... When you get to the south east of Ireland check this out and you won't be at all disapointed!!!

Cuckoo

Irish Country Living Editor Mairead Lavery recorded this Cuckcoo in full song in her garden at Ballyanne, in Shanagolden in Limerick, last Sunday (May 19th). According to Birdwatch Ireland, the Cuckoo's song is one of the most recognisable and well-known of all Irish bird species. The male Cuckoo gives a distinctive wuck-oo, while the female makes a pupupupu call. The song period of the bird is from late April to late June.

Gragan, The Whithered Stump of the Tree - The Burren in Ireland

Dusty the Dolphin in Ireland

Bottlenose dolphin in Ireland loves to be petted!

A drive through Aughrim village

Aughrim. Co Wicklow. Ireland

Cuckoo Bird singing in Knockbrack

Here you can her the Cuckoo in my back yard.... You are most likely to hear them from mid April until July in Ireland. They spend the rest of the year in Central Africa

DJI Phantom , Rostrevor Village County Down Northern Ireland captured by Mourne Images

A short view from above Rostrevor capturing the view from Cherry Hill and out over the Village on 22nd July 2014 at 1930 during the Fiddlers Green Festival

Focus on Otters

Clew Bay is a unique island archipelago on the west coast of Ireland. The islands once had a thriving island community, now only two islands are lived on all year round. Cattle and sheep are grazed on many of the islands. Seen from the air, potato ridges from past islanders' labours cover most islands. It is a highly scenic area and attractive for sailing, sea angling and tourism.

Clew Bay in County Mayo is a Special Area of Conservation(SAC). SACs are prime wildlife conservation areas for threatened habitats and species. Clew Bay was designated in 2001 as an SAC for its are shallow inlets and bays, coastal lagoons, dunes, mudflats and sand flats, the Vertigo whorled snail, Common seals and Otters. Ireland and its citizens have an obligation to maintain SACs at a favourable conservations status (FCS). FCS is maintained by ensuring that the population and the natural range of the species is not being reduced nor is likely to be reduced for the foreseeable future.

Clew Bays unique island archipelago has over 70 small islands formed by glacial action, called drumlins. Clew Bay has no management plan to minimize the impact of some human activities. The islands seashores are home to several seaweed species which serve as nursery areas for crustaceans (like crab, shrimp and lobster) and over 36 fish species. Coastal otters live from the fish found in the intertidal seaweed habitat among the islands. Industrial seaweed harvesting is set to expand but is currently unregulated and unlicensed by the State. Extensive seaweed harvesting will decrease fish biodiversity and habitat, upon which otters depend on for survival. Prior to licensing, threats to habitats and strictly protected species must be assessed under Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive.
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Three Tunes

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Three Tunes · Tyde

Tyde

℗ Mrs Casey Records

Released on: 2010-05-30

Lyricist: Not Found On Ice
Composer: Not Found On Ice

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excavator fish feeding

Recorded on May 14, 2012 using a Flip Video camera.

Whistle with Reason 5_Amazing Nature HD

Good song remixed with Reason 5 and a video about amazing nature...

Parachute - Kiss Me Slowly (w/ Lady Antebellum Intro)

Music video by Parachute performing Kiss Me Slowly. (C) 2011 The Island Def Jam Music Group