Republic of Ireland, County Limerick, Askeaton, 14th century Franciscan Friary, Cloister.

Republic of Ireland, County Monaghan, Laragh, The Tin Church in a Swiss hybrid gothic style built in 1890 as a gift from a mill owner James McKean to his wife following their honeymoon in Switzerland...

Republic of Ireland, County Monaghan, Laragh, The Tin Church in a Swiss hybrid gothic style built in 1890 as a gift from a mill owner James McKean to his wife following their honeymoon in Switzerland...

Republic of Ireland, County Monaghan, Laragh, The Tin Church in a Swiss hybrid gothic style built in 1890 as a gift from a mill owner James McKean to his wife following their honeymoon in Switzerland...

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, Fanad Peninsula, Rear view of Fanad Lighthouse dating from 1817 and inspired by the loss of the HMS Saldanha locally in 1811.

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, Fanad Peninsula, Fanad Lighthouse dating from 1817 and inspired by the loss of the HMS Saldanha locally in 1811.

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, Fanad Peninsula, Fanad Lighthouse dating from 1817 and inspired by the loss of the HMS Saldanha locally in 1811.

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, Gweedore, mini cairn on the foothills of Errigal which is Donegal's highest mountain.

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, Gweedore, mini cairn on the foothills of Errigal which is Donegal's highest mountain.

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, An Port which is a deserted or ghost village also referred to as the Famine Village although this is not entrely correct as most people left after the Famine.

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, An Port which is a deserted or ghost village also referred to as the Famine Village although this is not entrely correct as most people left after the Famine.

Republic of Ireland, County Donegal, An Port which is a deserted or ghost village also referred to as the Famine Village although this is not entrely correct as most people left after the Famine.