Today's Eyes Open Ireland comes courtesy of Giovanna of Tirabaralla from Dublin.
Giovanna is Italian and has lived in Ireland for almost 3 years now.
She lived her first 10 Irish months on the Aran Islands, on Inis Mor, to be exact.
She says,
"It was a very special and strong experience and I still cherish it, despite the initial difficulties about adapting to something so different from my habits (I come from the city of Florence, in Tuscany). Most of the beauty of living in such a place is...the beauty of the place itself, see for yourself :) ".
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Dun Eochla, at the highest point on the island.
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Entrance of Teaghlach Einne, St. Enda's church, in Killeany.
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A detail of a column inside the small church, which, at present, is half buried in the sand.
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Another detail of the little church, as you see it's still cherished and visited :)
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A view from An Tra Mor surroundings, my favourite beach, near Killeany Village.
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The joys of living on a remote island on a good summer day!
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Man, these make me want to go to the beach! Aren't they beautiful?! The Aran Islands are definitely on my list of places to visit!
Have photos of your own you'd like to share?
Send them my way and tell me why you took the photo, which county it is in and your name and Etsy shop link. You can convo me on Etsy or email me at rach@balancedcrafts.com
Thanks so much for sharing with us, Giovanna!!
Dun Eochla, at the highest point on the island.
(click to enlarge)
Entrance of Teaghlach Einne, St. Enda's church, in Killeany.
(click to enlarge)
A detail of a column inside the small church, which, at present, is half buried in the sand.
(click to enlarge)
Another detail of the little church, as you see it's still cherished and visited :)
(click to enlarge)
A view from An Tra Mor surroundings, my favourite beach, near Killeany Village.
(click to enlarge)
The joys of living on a remote island on a good summer day!
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Man, these make me want to go to the beach! Aren't they beautiful?! The Aran Islands are definitely on my list of places to visit!
Have photos of your own you'd like to share?
Send them my way and tell me why you took the photo, which county it is in and your name and Etsy shop link. You can convo me on Etsy or email me at rach@balancedcrafts.com
Thanks so much for sharing with us, Giovanna!!
Beautiful images, I have never been to the islands but hopefully some day soon I'll visit. Thanks for sharing
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How beautiful and inspiring. Though I can imagine how hard it must have been to adapt to life there after the city.
ReplyDeleteGrazie mille for featuring me here with part of my Irish "adventure".
ReplyDeleteI loved the island of Inis Mor very much and I hope you can see some of that love coming out of my photos :)
Thanks again!
Wonderful images, thanks for sharing :) I'm italian too (I know Tirabaralla :D) and I'm definitively in love with Ireland! It is a so amazing land!
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What a wonderful experience!!! thanks for all these great pics! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos that show the remote beauty of the place. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteohhh I love Ireland in general and the Aran islands are really spectacular! what a luck!
ReplyDeletei want to go there too now! thank you Giovanna for sharing this experience and photos!!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, these pics bring back memories of visiting Inis Mor years and years ago! It's such a beautiful place, but it must have been hard to live there after having lived in such a very busy and arty city like Florence!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the memories :)
I liked the part about Ireland
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Pictures...I'm the newest FOLLOWER here, I Love Ireland and I'm looking forward to adventuring around in your Land Of Blog!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Donna
Thank you so much everyone for appreciating the pictures and the article, Thanks Again Etsy Ireland for featuring this :)
ReplyDeletewow...great photos and beautiful article!
ReplyDeleteI love Ireland so much!
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:) TY Vero!
ReplyDeleteMe too, I love Ireland!
Great photos.
ReplyDeleteI've sent you a convo about contributing some photos for a post.