Posted on July 1, 2014
MB travelled to the coastal town of Dingle in South West Ireland last week to collect daughter MB2 from Irish language Summer Camp. Read More
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: Culture, Dingle, Fungi, Ireland, Murphys Ice Cream, Paddy Bawn Brosnan
Posted on June 29, 2014
In Dublin airport. Heading back to Middle East. Read More
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: Alternative, Culture, Festival, gay, Holiday, Ireland, Lesbian, LGBT, Lifestyle, Lough Gur, Photography, Reflection, Solstice, Tolerance, Vacation
Posted on March 26, 2014
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: Bruff, Ireland, postaday, Rain, Rainbow, Reflections, rugby, Weekly Photo Challenge
Posted on March 21, 2014
Far too much of the stuff in Ireland in recent months!
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: Culture, Ireland, Rainfall, Travel, Water, World Water Day
Posted on January 10, 2014
Bottom section of one of the stained glass windows at St John’s Church, Knockainey, South West Ireland. In honour of deceased wife, husband and son.
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: by the rivers of babylon, christian, Church, Culture, Ireland, o grady, postaday, religion, stained glass, window
Posted on January 9, 2014
Happy new year Crossers!
The Gods are certainly providing a test in the early days. Storms blowing Ireland all over the place. There’s a real danger the country could literally move across the Irish sea and join physically with Great Britain. Would be lots of head scratching on all sides of the political spectrum if that ever came to pass. Read somewhere in recent days – man struggles because he takes seriously what the Gods only made for fun. So attaching Ireland to Wales and the East coast of England would provide much hilarity, if the Gods are up for some more mischief. Read More
Posted on January 3, 2014
The start of the New Year’s Day walk at Lough Gur.

Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: beginning, Ireland, Lough Gur, Photography, postaday, Weekly Photo Challenge
Posted on January 3, 2014
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: Cattle, Culture, Ireland, Walking
Posted on January 2, 2014
At Knockainey, Limerick, South West Ireland. Dating from 1592.
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: christian, Church, Death, Gravestone, Graveyard, Headstone, Ireland, Knockainey, Protestant
Posted on January 1, 2014
Climb of Knock Fennel & walk around Lough Gur lake
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: archeology, climbing, Hill Walking, Ireland, Outdoors, stone circle, Walking
Posted on December 29, 2013
Baptism of baby Ava M, age 7 weeks, at Bruff Church on 28 December 2013.
Holy water & the oil of Chrism.
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: baptism, Bruff, catholic, chrism, Church, holy water, Ireland, religion
Posted on December 28, 2013
Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: bridge, Glenogra bridge, Ireland, landscape, Travel
Posted on December 27, 2013
The newly refurbished Lough Gur Heritage Center & lake view. South West Ireland.
Posted on December 26, 2013
Posted on December 26, 2013
On 27th December 1920, the British Black & Tan military forces http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_and_Tans were tipped off that an IRA fund raising dance was taking place at Caherguillamore House in the county of Limerick, South West Ireland. The Tans carried out a raid on the event and in the process killed 5 IRA members. Each year on the Sunday before Christmas, an anniversary Mass and after-Mass commemoration ceremony takes place at Grange Church, where the 5 victims are buried in a single plot. Many relatives of the deceased still live locally.
This year was no different.












Category: Irish man in the Middle East Tagged: assassination, black & tans, British army, british military, caherguillamore, Culture, IRA, Ireland, irish history, religion
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