This small beach is located at Minard on the Dingle Peninsula. The beach is situated between majestic cliffs on one side and the ruins of Minard Castle perched on top of a gentle hill on the opposite side. The Tower house was once blown up along with its occupants from Cromwell’s troops.
I am very fascinated by the large boulders beside the sandy beach that were shaped from the sea and washed ashore during heavy storms.
The Priest’s Leap pass is a challenging drive as it is a steep single lane track that leads through the… Read More »Priest’s Leap
Last spring, I visited several Irish islands with a friend, the journalist Harald Hammel, for a joint project. One of… Read More »Sherkin Island feature in major German newspaper
My landscape photograph “One Last Shot” was presented with the 16th Annual International Color Awards Nominee title in the category… Read More »Special award for landscape photography
