Dollymount Strand , Dublin.Irish art painting of Dollymount Strand, Co Dublin available as limited edition both framed and mounted by Irish artist Fergal O Dea. Dollymount Strand is the closest large beach to Dublin city centre. It is situated on Bull Island which was created in the 19th century in Dublin Bay to deal with silting problems. The sandy beach here runs along the full 5 kilometre length of the island. Today, it is an important nature reserve, being a breeding site

Because a brick factory occupied this site it was called Brickfield Chapel

(Acrylic painting)The Quiet Man Bridge is located 8km past Oughterard

only one college was ever established

As the various sections of the Great South Wall were built

As the de Burghs eventually became Gaelicised

(Acrylic painting) Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral

He will crow loudly if he senses any danger

their eyes are covered over by a membrane

and in certain midland areas where the grey has been longest established

It was the focus of a prehistoric ritual landscape

Philip de Barry invited the Dominicans to Cork in 1229 and the order built a church called St Mary's of the Isle

The most common definition of the area is that it consists of West Galway