Travel Tips and Stories of Cratloe in Ireland
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44 km from Cratloe
The town has done a nice job restoring the cathedral that had come into disrepair, enclosing some of it with a glass roof. It is well worth stopping by the little town of Kilfenora for it's history of the Burren area of west Ireland.
54 km from Cratloe
I captured this photo in the youth of the day at The Cliffs of Moher on the Irish Coast. My family and I were touring the UK and made it to one of the most breath taking places I have been in my life. I was humbled ,feeling like an ant standing on the edge of the monstrous cliffs gazing out to the frigid coast. The weather was brutal but the experience was beautiful.
54 km from Cratloe
I went on a daytrip to the tallest cliffs of Ireland. I always loved to take photographs of landscapes… mainly because it calms me down. But these steep cliffs terrified me in the first place! People were dangeling their feet over the edge: I got goosebumps watching it. After some minutes I found a less crowded place to relax. Inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale… I was watching the waves hitting the cliffs. And I definitely got lost in doing that.
54 km from Cratloe
Just off the Cliffs of Moher is this craggy, rocky, square-ish, layered pinnacle of an island.
54 km from Cratloe
During a wonderful vacation driving around Ireland, we of course had to stop at the beautiful and iconic Cliffs of Moher. I love a good bit of stormy weather, even if it was all day every day for our entire vacation – growing up in the Pacific Northwest has given me a healthy appreciation for it.
54 km from Cratloe
Massive cliffs off County Claire, Ireland - 700 feet high, scenic, Ireland's #1 attraction imo!
Experienced by John Finkelstein
62 km from Cratloe
It was much less expensive to wander around these Abbey ruins than pay for the very expensive reconstruction project of the Rock of Cashel at the time. But I much prefer the mystique of a good ruins, especially when there are great shadows.
76 km from Cratloe
This is Martin. He was actually rescuing my drone after I crashed it into the edge of the cliff. Check out my Insta @cnrldy for more :D
76 km from Cratloe
On our trip to Ireland we decided to go to an island called Inishmore. To get there we had to take a boat wich was just filled with tourists, so we had to stay on the very back of the boat cause there was no place elsewhere. I was fascinated by the amount of details in the water that got “swirled up� and “spit out� by the motor and also the beautiful bright colors amazed me. So i wanted to get a very detailed photo of all the little bubbles and drops of water. With a really fast shutter speed i was able to freeze something that in reality seems just chaotic.
78 km from Cratloe
The Ring of Kerry has some of the most beautiful countryside I have ever seen. My wife and I visited Ireland for our honeymoon, and we were lucky enough to spend two nights in Killarney. This photo was taken during a walk we took around Muckross Lake, not far from our hotel. I’m not sure which was more awesome, the view of the lake and surrounding mountains, or the fields full of wild red deer to our backs in this photo.
78 km from Cratloe
Rolling Hills of Ireland with flocks of sheep speckled throughout
78 km from Cratloe
Historical houses on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland.
78 km from Cratloe
Historical ruins on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland.
80 km from Cratloe
everything is small and simple on the Aran Islands - like this house. That’s the beauty…
91 km from Cratloe
Green hills with cloudy sky landscape of Caum, Macroom Co. Cork Ireland https://www.instagram.com/jaypix_01/
91 km from Cratloe
Glow Cork Christmas Celebration, Christmas Market in Cork City, Ireland
91 km from Cratloe
Cork City, Ireland. St Fin Barre's Cathedral on the river Lee at night
96 km from Cratloe
River Laune, Killorglin, County Kerry with Carrauntoohill in the background.
96 km from Cratloe
Iron bridge and reflection in River Laune, Killorglin, County Kerry. Formerly a railway bridge.
103 km from Cratloe
Gougane (pron: “goo- gawn�) Barra is in West Cork, Ireland and the name is derived from Saint Finbarr who is reputed to have built a monastery in the island in the foreground in the 6th century. It is a beautiful place and it exudes a sense of calm and relaxation. This, of course, is a drone shot (Phantom 4).
