Aerials

The rising sun paints Mount Errigal in tones of pink and purple over the lake.

Known locally as the Murder Hole, this beautiful secluded beach belies its dark name.

The massive cliffs at Slieve League peek out behind a Napoleonic watchtower in the foreground at sunset.

Aranmore lighthouse perches precariously above the shattered rocks of its headland.

Banba's Crown, Ireland's most northerly point is seen here from the air at sunset.

The sun sets through the lantern glass of Fanad Head Lighthouse.

The St. John's Point peninsula extends towards us with the sun rising behind it. The lighthouse is in the foreground on a calm summer's morning.

The dramatic eastern end of Tory Island.

Inishtrahull is the northernmost point of Ireland, and was inhabited until 1929.

This wonderful sea arch is flooded with morning light as the sun rises.

Looking east from the main view at Bunglas, this tower is dramatically situated.

The Dooey Peninsula by Meenlaragh, with Tory Island in the distance.

The Gweebarra River flows into Gweebarra Bay and then into the Atlantic. It meanders through a series of sand banks and has wonderful turquoise waters. Seen here from directly above as the tide is just about to completely cover the last of one of the larger sand banks.

The Gweebarra River flows into Gweebarra Bay and then into the Atlantic. It meanders through a series of sand banks and has wonderful turquoise waters. Seen here from directly above as the tide is just about to completely cover the last of one of the larger sand banks.