Newgrange
Newgrange passage tomb at the Bru Na Boinne archaeological north of Dublin.
Glendalough Round Tower
The round tower at the Glendalough monastic site in County Wicklow, south of Dublin.
Grave Markers
Grave markers in one of the cemeteries at the Glendalough monastic site. Many of the graves are nearly 1000 years old.
Fallen Arch
The collapsed arch that had once supported the roof of one of the larger churches at the Glendalough monastic site south of Dublin.
An Loch Uachtair
Glendalough Upper Lake. A cliff near the shore has a cave called St. Kevin's bed, which legend holds was a retreat for St. Kevin, the founder of the monastic site at Glendalough.
Lone Tree
A lone tree remains standing on the steep hills above Glendalough Upper Lake.
One of Many
One of the many streams that feed into the two lakes above the Glendalough monastic site.
Guardian
The view at the top of the gardens at Powerscourt Estate stretches all the way to the Great Sugar Loaf. The gardens themselves sprawl across the landscape in a variety of styles, and could take hours to fully explore.
The Custom House
The Custom House sits beside the appropriately named Custom House Quay along the River Liffey in central Dublin. Construction of the building started in 1781 and was completed in 1791.
