The banks of the Lee
The River Lee runs through Cork City along two channels with an island in the middle. That island is where the City Center is and …
The River Lee runs through Cork City along two channels with an island in the middle. That island is where the City Center is and …
A rowing boat lies just below the waterline in Blackrock village, Cork. Tide’s out so it’s not going anywhere!
A slightly different version of yesteryday’s black and white shot of the River Lee. Which one do you prefer?
The River Lee in Cork shot from the Nano Nagle Bridge (erected in 1985 to commemorate Cork’s 800th birthday). Far off in the distance is …
Reflections of the city Cork City Hall and the urban lighting on both sides of the River Lee are reflected in the water at night. I …
Grand Parade on the Lee This is the Grand Parade in Cork, from across the River Lee on Sullivan’s Quay. It was the graffiti on the …
The Moonlit Shipyards The shipyards in Rushbrooke, just outside Cobh are still active although much quieter now than during their heyday. The cranes make for great …
City Hall at night Cork City Hall at night as viewed from across the river. It was all lit up for the Modern Homes Exhibition and …
The River, The Brewery and the Cathedral The River Lee rushes by the Beamish and Crawford Brewery on one side, and O’Sullivan Electrical on the other …
Steps down to the river Steps lead down to the River Lee in Cork City. Railing stops people going down them but in times past fishermen …
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