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Clogherhead, Co. Louth, august 2024

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Changing Beauty, Clogherhead

This painting depicts the beautiful rock formations to be seen at Clogherhead Co Louth, Ireland. The dramatic sky and sea give a backdrop to the beautiful wild flowers to be found there. Worked in oil on canvas with an abundance of contrasting textures. A special piece. Read the full article

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#OTD in Irish History – 13 March:

#OTD in Irish History – 13 March:

1784 – Reform Bill in Irish House of Commons.

1791 – Thomas Paine’s The Rights of Man (part 1) – a reply to Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France and a major influence on Irish radicals – is published.

1846 – Ballinlass An Gorta Mór Evictions: Seventy-six tenant farmers and their families (three hundred people in total) were evicted from their homes in the small village of Ballinglass,…

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"Golf is the closest game to the game we call life. You get bad breaks from good shouts; you get good breaks from bad shots - but you have to play from where the golf lies" - Bobby Jones.

It's no secret that golf is an extremely challenging sport. It requires a very strong mind, will power, determination and patients.

Nobody knows this to be more true than aspiring amateur golfer Luke Maguire.

The 21-year-old, from Clogherhead, Co Louth, is hoping to qualify for a series of top amateur tournaments in the coming year, including the East of Ireland, West of Ireland and the Irish Amateur Close Championships.

Luke had always dreamed of being a professional golfer, but has admitted that he let that dream get away from him in his late teens.

Luke grew up on a farm working for his father, and knows that he has to bring the strength and discipline he learnt from his dad growing up to his golf game if his dreams of playing in a series of amateur tournaments around country are to come true.

"I had a bit of a temper when I played as a teenager," Luke said.

"I think I was probably too hard on myself when it came to my golf game. I played in a lot of golf tournaments for my club, such as the Monarch and Barton Cup, and I think I blamed myself too much whenever we didn't win.

"But golf is like that. Funnily enough, some days you can play well and lose, while others you can play bad and win. It's just the way it goes sometimes and I think that's something you learn as you get older.

"Growing up and working on a farm has kept me very disciplined and I think it has given me a better perspective on life. I've worked very hard and seen that there is a lot more pressure on people in life.

"It has definitely taught me that golf isn't worth losing the head over every other day."

Luke grew up playing on the challenging links of Seapoint Golf Club in Termonfeckin, Co Louth, located just a stones-throw away from Baltray, where the annual East of Ireland is held every June Bank Holiday weekend.

Luke will actually miss this year's tournament, but hopes to qualify next year.

He said: "I've always wanted to play in the east because it's so close to home. Baltray is actually just down the road from Seapoint and the two courses have a bit of a crossover.

"The 16th tee in Seapoint and the 14th tee in Baltray are actually built on the same piece of land.

"There's a well known story in these parts about a group of lads who were over from Japan and played the first 13 holes in Baltray and continued onto the 16th in Seapoint.

"It's a great event and any local players that play in the tournament always get huge amounts of support.

"It would honestly mean the world to me to get to play in it someday."

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Dia daoibh ar maidin. Good morning from Stair na hÉireann.

Dia daoibh ar maidin. Good morning from Stair na hÉireann.

It costs nothing to be a decent human being.

Clogherhead, Co Louth, Fiachra Mangan Photography

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A Sea View from The Rocks

A Sea View from The Rocks by Irish artist Noella Manley A large painting depicting the dramatic rock formations and wonderful sea views to be witnessed at Clogherhead Co Louth . "500 million years ago this was the centre of a massive Tectonic Plate shift that witnessed the Continents of America and Europe colliding in a seismic collision. 20 million years later they separated and the Island of Ireland was formed. This amazing seismic event shaped and formed the Island of Ireland and created a magnificent landscape. Here and still visible are  the remains of ancient mountain peaks, once higher than the Alps. But more importantly, deep in these ancient rocks lies a buriel ground for ancient sea creatures from both continents. Clogherhead is the only place on Earth where fossils from these two great continents have been discovered on the one headland." Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Canvas Size: 100 x 70 cm Frame Size : 113 x 83 cm Free Worldwide Shipping #artforsale #art4you #Clogherheadcolouth #Irishart #IrishArtist #IrishLandscapePainting #IrishSeascape #landscapepainting #originalpainting #seascapepainting Read the full article

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'Saying nothing... sometimes says the most.' –Emily Dickinson #quote

‘Saying nothing… sometimes says the most.’ –Emily Dickinson #quote

Maidin mhaith agaibh. Good morning from Stair na hÉireann.

Clogherhead, Co Louth, Fiachra Mangan Photography

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Today in Irish History – 13 March:

Today in Irish History – 13 March:

1784 – Reform Bill in Irish House of Commons.

1791 – Thomas Paine’s The Rights of Man (part 1) – a reply to Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France and a major influence on Irish radicals – is published.

1846 – Ballinglass An Gorta Mór Evictions.

1856 – Birth of Patrick Nally in Balla, Co Mayo. An athlete, he was a major inspiration in the founding the GAA in 1884 by Michael Cusack. The…