Aerials

Benwee Head, with the stags as rain squalls pass by.

Shot from a helicopter flying through a rain squall, rainbows photographed in the air are full circles.

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

A popular beach at the foot of Croagh Patrick.

The dramatic eastern end of Tory Island.

Ballynakill Harbour is adjacent to Letterfrack, a tourist hub for the nearby Connemara National Park. It sees few tourists, being off the beaten track. However, from the air it is a pleasing foreground for the Connemara hills in the background.
Diamond Hill is the prominent cone-shaped mountain in the centre of the image, with the Twelve Bens beyond. To its left, you can see straight down the Kylemore Glen with its abbey clinging to the slopes of Doughraugh Mountain to the left.

The lighthouses at Slyne Head seen from low altitude at sunrise with an agitated sea.

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

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

A stream winds its way to the stream over this beach in Co. Sligo.

The lantern of the Fastnet lighthouse glows as the first rays of sun strike it on a beautiful spring morning.

A panoramic view of the Eagles' Rock from the air.

Valentia Island seen at sunrise with Bray Head in the foreground.

Rarely seen, the hermitage clings to the narrow South Peak of Skellig Michael with a 700 foot drop on either side. The main monastery can be seen on the North Peak in the middle distance, and the Small Skellig and the Kerry coast lie beyond.