Drombeg Stone Circle, Most Visited Sites in Ireland
Drombeg stone circle, also known as The Druid's Altar is the most visited archaeological sites in Ireland. The site is located in West Cork, peaceful countryside.
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01 04 17 THE STONEHENGE AND STRONGMAN OF IRELAND INTERCESSION
Brian Mason Intercessor right in the heart of rebel country speaking out the heart of reconciliation, dealing with the hatreds and bitternesses but what is the root of all this?
This is found in intercession and right at the heart of this DROMBEG STONE CIRCLE or Druids Altar was found the articles of witchcraft but it is not this that moved the Intercessor but rather THE HEART OF GOD so much stronger than the Strongman of Ireland who now has been found and cast out!
Luke 11:20-22
Authorized (King James) Version (AKJV)
20 But if I with the finger of God cast out devils, no doubt the kingdom of God is come upon you. 21 When a strong man armed keepeth his palace, his goods are in peace: 22 but when a stronger than he shall come upon him, and overcome him, he taketh from him all his armour wherein he trusted, and divideth his spoils.
Upholding the original vision of Rees Howells in reaching every creature with the Gospel, the Gospel of the true Bible, not the Alexandrian counterfeits of the Emerging Church.
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Glandore Swimming Spots
Here are 3 cool swimming spots near Glandore Harbour in West Cork. The first 2 are slightly west of Glandore heading towards Leap or Union Hall. The 3rd spot is heading east out of town towards Drombeg Stone Circle. Enjoy.
Remember to be safe and careful swimming anywhere in the ocean. Take relevant precautions.
Leap Village to Skibbereen Town in West Cork.
Main Road to Skibbereen Town from Leap Village in West Cork.
Glandore Pink Sky at Night
Beautiful pink sky at night in Glandore, West Cork, Ireland. Calm waters and sheltered harbour. Romantic country seaside location taken on the road from the Glandore Marine Hotel to the Rectory Private Party and Wedding Venue.
Lunch in Glandore
Wed 9 Oct 2013, Glandore, County Cork, Ireland
Up Close ~ Clonakilty ~ County Cork ~ Part 2
Stroll Through Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland on an Ireland RnR Cork Wild Atlantic Way Tour ~ Part 2
Knockomagh Wood Skibbereen County Cork Ireland
Knockomagh Wood Nature Reserve near Skibbereen County Cork Ireland.
Mystical Ireland - a Thin Place
Visions of places in Ireland where the veil between this world and the eternal world is thin. Hill of Tara, stone circles, wayside shrines, monastic ruins, and other sacred sites.
Music Long Road Ahead by Kevin MacLeod, (less info)
Glandore church of Ireland
Another beautiful day in sunny south west cork Ireland. Great location of staycations and holidays. Country and seaside spot only one hour drive to Cork International Airport. The Rectory in Glandore is a Popular wedding venue for couples who get married in this church.
Glandore, Ireland (April 2004)
Short video of me and my friends in Glandore, Ireland
Ireland - Thin Places - Mystical Places
Ireland has many thin places - places where the veil between this world and the eternal world is thin. This video is a collection of images that feature some of my favorite thin places in Ireland. They include Timoleague in County Cork, Lough Gur in County Limerick, Caldragh Cemetery in County Fermanagh, Grange stone circle in Co. Limerick, Athassel Priory in Co. Tipperary; Ardfert, Mount Brandon, Uragh stone circle and Cashelkeelty stone circle in Co. Kerry, Mount Brandon in Co. Kerry; Gouganne Barra in Co. Cork, Ardmore in Co. Waterford; Balllintubber Abbey and the Knock Shrine in Co. Mayo; Thor Ballylee in Co. Galway, Glencolumcille in Co. Donegal, the Rock of Cashel in Co. Tipperary, Clonfert in Co. Galway, the Burren in Co. Clare, Well of the Weathers in Co. Kerry, Drumcliffe in Co.Sligo, Achill Island in Co. Mayo, Corcomroe Abbey in Co. Clare, Hill of Tara in Co.Meath, Glendalough in Co. Wicklow, Coole Park in Co. Galway, Kilmacduagh in Co. Clare, St. Brigid's Holy Well in Co. Kildare, St. Seanan's Church in Dingle, Carrowmore in Co. Sligo. Enjoy.
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In the early winter of 2012, I spent nine days trudging from field to field and tower to tower in Southwest Ireland. My trip was based in the Mizen Peninsula in West Cork. Along the way, I visited Castledonovan, Toormore, attempted to have tea with Jeremy Irons at his Kilcoe Castle, got lost down beautiful country roads, scaled the walls to visit the ruins of Rossbrin Castle and Raheen Castle near Rineen. I also spent a fantastic day exploring the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry. While there I visited Inch Beach, Minard Castle, the Dunbeg Promontory Fort, Coumeenoole Beach, Gallerus Oratory and Kilmalkedar Monastery. I finished my nine days in West Cork exploring an old estate and castle in Downeen near Rosscarbery, Coppinger's Court, the ancient Drombeg Stone Circle and braved the lady of the lake at Three Castle Head. Please join me on this fantastic tour of one of the most amazing places on earth.
As Robert Frost Once Said...
Over the coming weeks, I will be sharing my personal thoughts, practical ideas and historical facts about my most recent trip to West Cork. On this particular trip, I was by myself as I explored many sites in the West Cork area that over time have largely been forgotten. I also spent a very long day seeing Dingle. I will be telling the story using my words and photographs. I make no claims of being Mark Twain or Ansel Adams, but I will do my best to create an image that captures the magic of West Cork.
The title of this series is Nine Days in the Mud. I know it's not a very original considering I was in Ireland for nine days in late November and early December but Road to West Cork sounded too Bing and Bob.
Planning for this trip started like most when I'm traveling without my wife and kids. I travel a great deal for work and adding that extra week away from the family is sometimes hard to reconcile in my mind. Shawn, my wife, keeps assuring me that it is fine. I grumble about feeling bad for leaving them yet again for the sake of having fun. Ultimately, the cycle is broken, and I head to the Aer Lingus website to purchase my ticket. There's no turning back now. On the evening of November 25, I'm headed to Ireland!
With two days to spare, I decided to get my trip planned. I don't want to be over prepared! I grabbed my books, my ordinance maps and a cup of coffee. It was reminiscent of an old war movie with a grizzled general studying the map table determining his strategy. One book in particular was very helpful. It was written by Jack Roberts and is called Exploring West Cork: The Guide to Discovering the Ancient, Sacred and Historic Sites of West Cork. The book details so many lost places in West Cork and gives a general idea of where they're located. From here, I would go to my collection of Ordnance Survey Ireland maps to find the exact location. I paged through the book marking places of interest and then marked them with color coded Post-its. My maps were painted with rainbows of Irish fun, and I was basking in the organized glow of the German part of my ancestry. With a plan in place, I was ready to go.
Before I end, I have to get something off my chest. This is a note (and the practical information portion of this program) for those of you who have never been to Ireland. ALL Irish tourist sites and brochures lie. Every one of them. Without exception. Scandalous words I know.
Here's my point before I'm taken out back and made to eat my words. You look at all this material, and what do you see? You see people in shirtsleeves enjoying the sites while basking in the sun. Oh sure, some of the photos have a bit of cloud cover and people wearing jackets. However, they never show the days, and there are lots of them, when it's extremely windy and raining sideways. Just once, I'd like to see a mass of miserable tourists huddled around a small fire attempting to raise their temperature to pleasantly frozen. A lot of places in the world claim to have four seasons in one day. Ireland does this regularly, beautifully and without fanfare!
So. What did Robert Frost say?
From his poem The Road Not Taken:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Let's take that less traveled road. You never know who or what you'll meet.
Places visited:
Castledonovan
Kilcoe Castle -- Jeremy Irons
Rossbrin Castle
Inch Beach
Minard Castle
Dunbeg Promontory Fort
Dingle
Coumeenoole Beach
Reask Monastic Site
Gallarus Oratory
Kilmalkedar Monastery
Raheen Castle
Castlehaven Harbor
Glandore
Downeen Castle
Coppinger's Court
Drombeg Stone Cirlce
Christmas tree Skibbereen
Lough Hyne
Three Castle Head
Durrus
Schull
Dunbeacon
Dumanus Bay
Bantry
Cashel
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Mizen head - County Cork, Ireland
The spectacular geology of Mizen Head, the most south-westerly point of Ireland.
Mizen Head is one of the extreme points of the island of Ireland and a major tourist attraction, noted for its dramatic cliff scenery. One of the main transatlantic shipping routes passes close by to the south, and Mizen Head was, for many seafarers, the first/last sight of Europe.
The tip of the peninsula is almost an island, cut off by a deep chasm, now spanned by a bridge, this gives access to an old signal station, a weather station, and a lighthouse. The signal station, once permanently manned, is now a museum housing displays relating to the site's strategic significance for transatlantic shipping and communications, including the pioneering efforts of Guglielmo Marconi.
The '99 steps' which formed part of the original access route have been supplemented by a series of paths and viewing platforms, and a full range of visitor facilities is available at the entrance to the site.
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Crusade, Kevin MacLeod
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Glandore West Cork Harbour
Lovely scenery of yachts and boats on Glandore Harbour, West Cork over the summer holidays
Cork and Kinsale Ireland 1990
Road trip through Southwest Ireland 1990
Courir de Mardi Gras
Courir de Mardi Gras (Mardi Gras Run) in rural Louisiana