#County Cork

[unteriors]

Main Street, Macroom, County Cork.

[livesunique]

Blarney House, Blarney Castle, County Cork, Ireland

[celticculture]

[panoramicireland]

A warm November so far here in Ireland with up to 19C recorded and eleven weather stations around the country recording new maximums.

Still less than the maximum of 20.1C recorded in Ireland, it has meant the start of winter has so far been quite unseasonal.

Here, a cloudy but warm day at the coast of County Cork with Ballycotton Island Lighthouse seen here.

[motography-mayhem]

A lovely BMW E30 325i Sport (1991) in Dolphin Grey, recently seen at a local Cars & Coffee meeting.

Fujifilm X-T3 + XF35mm F/2.

[filmap]

Oddity Damian Mc Carthy. 2014

House Bantry House, Seafield, Bantry, Co. Cork, Ireland See in map

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Patrick Cotter O'Brien (1760-1806), of County Cork, Ireland, holds the distinction of being the first person confirmed, in his own lifetime, to be at least eight feet tall, at 8 foot 1 inch (c. 2.46 meters).

Depending on which source one reads, he may have been the first confirmed eight-foot tall person period, though I have read sources claiming that a skeleton was later found of another man, who supposedly lived earlier than O'Brien, and measured at eight feet in length.

Prior to him, there were the reports on Goliath's height, but the Dead Sea Scrolls demonstrated that a simple typographical error had inflated Goliath's height from something around 6 foot 9 (c. 2.06 meters), which means that Goliath was actually about the size of a basketball power forward, up to a fantastical 9 foot 9 (c. 2.97 meters)

[eopederson]

Red door in a yellow wall, Kinsale, County Cork - (Doras dearg i mballa buí, Cionn tSáile, Contae Chorcaí), 2013.

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[theperfectpints]

📍Cork, Ireland 🇮🇪 © mK.H. Tajim [IG]

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Sheep's Head Peninsula, County Cork, Ireland. August 2020.

[pershing100]

Cobh, County Cork, Ireland

[yellowbeaniegirl]

Cape Clear South Harbour

Original oil painting on canvas paper.

This little painting is a glimpse into a bay on the island of Cape Clear. This piece of paradise is nestled off the coast of Ireland and has some of the most beautiful scenes that this painting cannot do justice.

I've spent many summers here, swimming in the bay and speaking and improving my Irish.

Measures 10 x 15 cm - not framed

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[travelbinge]

By Healwithimbas

Cobh, County Cork, Ireland

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