Esther's photos with the keyword: Inisheer

Flowers amid the rocks

10 Mar 2020 3 3 251
Inisheer, Aran Islands, Ireland AIMG 1645

Keep berth clear (Explored)

10 Mar 2020 10 11 291
Inisheer, Aran Islands, Ireland It was cold enough for jackets, but the kids were having a great time jumping in the water. AIMG 1648

Really?

10 Mar 2020 3 4 256
Inisheer, Aran Islands, Ireland AIMG 1646

By the dock

10 Mar 2020 4 2 239
Inisheer, Aran Islands, Ireland AIMG 1643

Trotting along

22 Feb 2020 19 15 651
Inisheer, Aran Islands, Ireland AIMG 1621

Red wings (Explored)

20 Feb 2020 24 23 949
I saw this attractive insect while visiting Inisheer on the Aran Islands in Ireland. Does anyone know what it is? AIMG 1615

Old carvings

24 Jan 2020 13 6 451
Saint Caomhán's church dates from the 10th Century. It had been covered by blowing sands that raised the surface of the surrounding land to almost roof high. AIMG 1613

Still standing

24 Jan 2020 11 9 511
Saint Caomhán's church dates from the 10th Century. It had been covered by blowing sands that raised the surface of the surrounding land to almost roof high. AIMG 1612

Saved from the sands

24 Jan 2020 9 4 433
Saint Caomhán's church dates from the 10th Century. It had been covered by blowing sands that raised the surface of the surrounding land to almost roof high. AIMG 1611

The graveyard at Saint Caomhán's

24 Jan 2020 8 2 364
Saint Caomhán's church dates from the 10th Century. It had been covered by blowing sands that raised the surface of the surrounding land to almost roof high. AIMG 1609

New and the old

24 Jan 2020 3 357
Saint Caomhán's church dates from the 10th Century. It had been covered by blowing sands that raised the surface of the surrounding land to almost roof high. AIMG 1608

Cycling along (Explored)

10 Jan 2020 27 16 722
Inis Oírr, also known as Inisheer, is the smallest and most eastern of the three Aran Islands in Galway Bay, Ireland. Approximately 260 people are permanent residents. It has been inhabited since at least as early as 1500 BCE. AIMG_1580.jpg

Weeds arise

10 Jan 2020 6 5 372
Inis Oírr, also known as Inisheer, is the smallest and most eastern of the three Aran Islands in Galway Bay, Ireland. Approximately 260 people are permanent residents. It has been inhabited since at least as early as 1500 BCE. AIMG_1586.jpg

A stoney island

10 Jan 2020 8 8 504
Inis Oírr, also known as Inisheer, is the smallest and most eastern of the three Aran Islands in Galway Bay, Ireland. Approximately 260 people are permanent residents. It has been inhabited since at least as early as 1500 BCE. AIMG_1583.jpg