There’s just something about Ireland. The mysterious, ancient dolmens. The bright charm of cobblestoned villages. The shaggy, white sheep, impossibly green hills, rugged coasts, or perhaps it is all of this along with something intangible— a sense of magic that hangs over the land like a mist after a shower. For 2007, the 365 Days In Ireland Calendar returns with hundreds of reasons to fall in love with the Emerald Isle: boats bobbing in Dungarvan Harbor, cosmopolitan Dublin, pubs serving bottomless pints of Guinness, sea stacks, a rousing game of Gaelic football. With gorgeous, full-color photographs by Tim Thompson and lyrical text by novelist Colum McCann, it’s an enchanted escape.
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THE ROCK OF CASHEL, FANAD HEAD, A BLOOMSDAY TOUR OF DUBLIN
Every day—every moment spent in Ireland is a seduction. The dramatic sea spray of Cork's Roaring Water Bay. The Slieve League Cliffs. Light reflecting off the River Liffey. Crumbling relics of the past—towers, abbeys, dolmens. A fiddler fiddling in the pub, the Irish Derby, Blarney Castle of myth and story, witty Guinness ads, a swan gliding down the Erne. These are the wonders of the Emerald Isle, imbued with history and memory and a deep sense of place.
Combining the lyrical writing of novelist Colum McCan with hundreds of gorgeous photographs by Tim Thompson, 365 DAYS IN IRELAND captures the essence and heart of the land—the windswept beauty, indomitable spirit, and the thread of magic that wends through it all. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Every day—every moment spent in Ireland is a seduction. The dramatic sea spray of Cork's Roaring Water Bay. The Slieve League Cliffs. Light reflecting off the River Liffey. Crumbling relics of the past—towers, abbeys, dolmens. A fiddler fiddling in the pub, the Irish Derby, Blarney Castle of myth and story, witty Guinness ads, a swan gliding down the Erne. These are the wonders of the Emerald Isle, imbued with history and memory and a deep sense of place.
Combining the lyrical writing of novelist Colum McCan with hundreds of gorgeous photographs by Tim Thompson, 365 DAYS IN IRELAND captures the essence and heart of the land—the windswept beauty, indomitable spirit, and the thread of magic that wends through it all. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
About the Author
Tim Thompson is the photographer of the book Ireland, by Susan Poole, as well as a number of other travel books.
Colum McCann, the prize-winning author of Fishing the Sloe-Black River, This Side of Brightness, and most recently, Dancer: A Novel, has been called “the literary heir of Frank McCourt.”
Colum McCann, the prize-winning author of Fishing the Sloe-Black River, This Side of Brightness, and most recently, Dancer: A Novel, has been called “the literary heir of Frank McCourt.”
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Just as beautiful this year as in years past,
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This review is from: 365 Days in Ireland Calendar 2008 (Picture-A-Day Wall Calendars) (Calendar)
I have been purchasing the 365 Days in Ireland calendars for years. This year it has even more special meaning for me since I've been fortunate enough to travel there. Now that I have the new one for 2008, I can't wait to hang it up and enjoy it.
Each month is devoted to a different region (county or city) in Ireland. At the top of each page there is a larger picture along with a short narrative about the area, then each day has a picture. Having reviewed all the months I found June to be my favorite with a large picture of Dublin at the top along with daily pictures of all the interesting sites I saw there. It certainly brought back memories for me. You don't have to have a history of having traveled to Ireland to enjoy this beautiful calendar. The photography is beautiful - it may make you want to make Ireland your next vacation destination. I enjoyed this calendar before I was lucky enough to travel to Ireland, and enjoy it even more now. I'm sure you will enjoy it too.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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The best Ireland calendar around!,
By "15th-girl" (Los Osos, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 365 Days in Ireland Calendar 2002 (Calendar)
I have bought an Ireland calendar every year for the past six years. I always get one for my grandmother and usually one for me. This is the best calendar out there. There is almost one photo per each day highlighting each county. There are some truly beautiful photos. I also like that there is plenty if space to write appointments and such in the large boxes beneath each date. I highly reccommend this calendar - it's well worth it's cost.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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An Annual Purchase.,
This review is from: 365 Days in Ireland Calendar 2007 (Calendar)
As an Irishman living away from home,I find this to be a great purchase,to keep a little bit of home in your house all year around,as the name suggests it's 365 days in Ireland so a different picture to look at every day.
We buy it every year and enjoy it very much.
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