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Snowy Scenes From Doneraile Park, County Cork

January 28, 2013 by Irish American Mom 22 Comments

A branch of a tree balancing snow and framing a view of the big house in Doneraile park

Doneraile is a small village in North County Cork, known in days gone by as the Gentleman’s Village.  The lush, fertile land surrounding it, made the area a magnet for the landed gentry of Ireland. Today we are going to take a snowy tour of Doneraile Park, the once stately home of the St. Leger […]

Filed Under: Land and Culture, Lessons for Tourists Tagged With: County Cork, Doneraile, Ireland's Big Houses, Irish History, Land and Culture, Lessons For Tourists, North Cork, rural ireland, Snow in Ireland

A Snowy Mount Errigal

January 24, 2013 by Irish American Mom 20 Comments

Blue sky and snow covered mountain reflecting in a Donegal lake

Mount Errigal is County Donegal’s highest peak.  A few years ago my brother-in-law captured some beautiful shots of a snow clad Errigal.  I thought I would share these pictures with you today. Donegal people look towards the mountains for signs of snow. Here, the snow seems to reveal an etched face in the mountain side. […]

Filed Under: Lessons for Tourists, Why Tourists Love Ireland Tagged With: County Donegal, Ireland's Landscape, Ireland's Mountains, Lessons For Tourists, Photos of Ireland, Snow in Ireland, Why Tourists Love Ireland

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