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Taken by SÃne McGrane age 13 in the garden at home with iPhone 5 on 13 July 2019 of Taz "dreaming in the dasies"

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This is my daughter Lily-Mai Cashman and our dog Storm taking a walk on Ballyheigue beach county Kerry. Taken on my smartphone.

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Reflecting on Rosscarbery

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THE ECHO RORY NOONAN 22/08/2019
At the Cúl Camp at Ballinhassig GAA Club, Co. Cork, were (from left) Michael Coakley, Seán Harrington and Ben Lombard.
Picture Denis Minihane.

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THE ECHO RORY NOONAN 22/08/2019
Neveen Lombard at the Cúl Camp at Ballinhassig GAA Club, Co. Cork.
Picture Denis Minihane.

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THE ECHO RORY NOONAN 22/08/2019
Grace Twohig enjoying the Cúl Camp at Ballinhassig GAA Club, Co. Cork.
Picture Denis Minihane.

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THE ECHO LIVE SPORT 20/08/2019
Cork hurler Patrick Horgan pictured with his nephew Alex Twomey and his niece Caoimhe McCarthy at the ProCampsCork hurling & camogie camp held at Glen Rovers GAA Club, Cork.
Picture Denis Minihane.

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Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Some of Mary O'Sullivan's sheep on the commonage on the Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-13
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan checks on her sheep on the Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-12
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan checks on her sheep on the remote Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-11
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan checks on her sheep on the remote Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-10
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan checks on her sheep on the Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-09
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan checks on her sheep on the Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-08
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan checks on her sheep on the Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-07
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan at home on the Beara peninsula.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-06
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan on her quadbike used on the sheepfarm.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-05
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan on her quadbike with the commonage in the background.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-04
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan on her quadbike used on her property.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-03
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan on her quadbike used on her property.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

LC-mary-02
Ref Noel Baker story..."Some might call it a ewe-turn - an 85-year-old sheep farmer who was found guilty of allowing her sheep to wander from commonage in west Cork has had the case dismissed under the Probation Act.
Mary O'Sullivan of Hilltop House in Dreenapappara, near Ardgroom in County Cork was asked in February to consider putting up four large warning signs - to be maintained for three years - after her sheep were found wandering on a public road in contravention of a law dating back to 1851.
Mary O'Sullivan with her sheepdog Lucy.
Pic/Video; Larry Cummins

Images 581-600 of 2,096 displayed. Show 20, 60, 1,000 or all per page.
Results: << Previous 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Next >>

Current offers:

Prints ordered will not have the watermark. Postage of products within Ireland is INCLUDED in the prices displayed.
Delivery will be added to orders outside the Island of Ireland.
Add a gift card or promo code or voucher

**All framed photos to be collected from Fuji Photo Finish, 14 Penrose Quay, Cork T23 PCX7' - we will contact you when ready.