Charlie’s Rainbow
A vibrant rainbow over Sheep Island off the coast at Ballintoy in County Antrim
Carnlough Harbour in County Antrim
Gem layered upon gem. That wonderful harbour and Main Street with Binnagee Hill as a backdrop..
Lough Na Cranagh
This majestic lake with its crannog is somewhere we find some peace and we think this image does it justice..
Lurigethan Mountain
Our favourite mountain looking fine in summer..
Torr Head
The old coastguard station at Torr Head perches dramatically on a rocky outcrop at sunset..
Whitepark Bay
Minimal moments on County Antrim’s world famous coastline..
Berry Hill
As you can imagine, exploring the Antrim Hills in the winter is our favourite thing to do. This image shows you why..
Portbraddan
Making your way from Whitepark Bay to that wonderful little hamlet can be the most precarious section of the whole Causeway Coast Way if reached at high tide. Doing it on a day and time like this is highly recommended..
Glenariff in Winter
Is there anywhere you would rather be than standing in this photo?
Rue Point, Rathlin Island
A late summer evening on an island with views of Knocklayd Mountain is a blissful way to spend your time..
An Irish Mountain Road
Approaching the descent into Glenaan in the Glens of Antrim..
The Derryveagh Mountains
Standing on Mullaghclogha in the Sperrin Mountains, this was one of the best views of my life..
Cnoc Moy
Taken at Murlough Bay, this wondrous view shows what lies just across the sea..
The Sperrin Mountains
Like the Antrim Hills, this range is a rugged expanse of nature’s beauty at its finest. Here the main peaks are laid out in front of you with its many ridges in between. Simply stunning..
The Wilds of Inishowen
As you can see from the foreground, we had to put a fair bit of work to get o this point but it was worth it to go home with this photograph of my spiritual second home..
Red Slieveanorra
Back to where it all started, our first ever mountain..
Dunseverick Castle
Here in this part of the world we are blessed with many stone relics of the past. This one might not have much of it’s original structure left but it always catches the eye..
Knocklayd Mountain
Another of our early climbs, this place brings us joy every single time. Even if it did take to about the 15th attempt to get this beautiful photograph. Looking over Glenshesk to Tievebulliagh Mountain from the southern slopes..
Nephin Mountain, County Mayo
My favourite Irish climb of all time goes to…
Garron
Dramatic descents are the norm on our walks in County Antrim..
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