Sublime Ireland is a platform for the beautiful
the secret...
the sacred...
the awe-inspiring aspects...
of a country...
regarded by millions of people around the world...
as their spiritual and cultural homeland.
@RHODLIMERICK Apologies, Randel, I should have introduced myself properly. Name is Willie Dillon. Grew up on Cahir Road with Loughmore directly behind our house. Long gone from Limerick. Have fond memories of watching the skaters. Once even saw a guy out on a motorbike! Crazy stuff!
@RHODLIMERICK I remember this! Loughmore was directly behind our house. I was too young to do anything other than look over the fence at it. But it was quite a spectacle. Loughmore is gone now - drained many years ago.
There's a sentimental old Oirish song called #FortyShadesOfGreen, a big hit back in the day for #JohnnyCash and others. Truly, our national colour comes in a wide variety of hues. This could be almost any part of #Ireland, but it's actually County #Laois#EmeraldIsle#GreenFields
A fleeting rainbow over one of #Ireland's most celebrated prehistoric monuments. Who could ask for better? #Poulnabrone is known worldwide as our most outstanding #megalithic burial site. It's seen many passing summer showers in its time #IrishGifts
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Whatโs the most spectacular view in Ireland? We all have our favourites. The breathtaking expanse from the top of #ConorPass on #DinglePeninsula is surely a strong contender. #Kerry#KerryIreland#LoveKerry
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@wildatlanticway Yes, you may use the image with the credit https://t.co/tjZGACERyA. Best of luck with your promotional work this year. A good time to market Ireland to the people who mightn't usually holiday at home. All the best, Willie Dillon, Sublime Ireland.
Wouldn't it be wonderful to see #Achill again this year! For now, let's remind ourselves this is what it looks like. And it will still be there to enjoy when Covid loosens its malign grip. #discoverireland#tourismireland#mayotourism#wawpics
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I've called this Wave Up To The Shore, after one of my favourite songs written many years ago by Barry Moore - later better known as #LukaBloom. A sublime love poem to the beauty & healing powers of nature, it has also been recorded by his brother #ChristyMoore. #IrishMusic