Belfast Harbour Belfast Harbour is a major maritime hub in Northern Ireland, handling most of Northern Ireland’s seaborne trade and similar of the maritime trade of the entire island of Ireland. It is a vital gateway for exports and consumer goods. It is also Northern Ireland’s leading logistics and distribution hub. …
Belfast City Hall home of Belfast City Council is situated at Donegall Square, Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Grade A listed building faces North and divides the commercial and business areas in the city centre. The building has an arched cart entrance at the centre. A clocktower rises above the entrance and is…
Beaches of Ulster (Northern Ireland) Northern Ireland is home to amazing ocean cliffs and tall green mountains, but what you will find to be most beautiful when visiting this beautiful European Island is its gorgeous sandy beaches. Ireland is home to over 100 spectacular beaches that draw in visitors from all over the world…
There’s a saying among photographers in Ireland, ‘If the light is not quite right, wait for 10 minutes’. There’s a certain logic there. For instance, if you are travelling on the Antrim coast road you would be advised to always have your finger on the ‘take’ button of your camera. Every turn of the road…
In these difficult times we are living in, safety and security are foremost in our minds. We are being encouraged to have our holidays and breaks at home rather than risk travelling abroad. We are fortunate that here in Ireland we are blessed with choice of places to visit and stay. From East to west…
Photos of Ireland Are you looking for quality images and film footage of Ireland? Do you want to capture the rolling hills landscape in all their beauty? Perhaps you are just interested in stunning photographs of the shoreline? Either way, we have photos of Ireland covered. Taking photos of Ireland can be…
There’s really nothing new about portrait style photography. After all, artists have been using that method to capture images for hundreds of years. Some images are simply better in portrait mode. Tall buildings for example, lighthouses, castle turrets, the list is endless. 1. The Dark Hedges, Armoy County Antrim A bewitching promenade…
‘Ireland in Black & White’ 21 Super shots of the Emerald Isle 1. The Dark Hedges The Dark Hedges Armoy Co Antrim N. Ireland. Of all the wonderful tourist attractions in Northern Ireland the mysterious ‘Dark Hedges’ is surely among the most memorable locations to visit. Famously renamed ‘The Kings Road’ in…
Larne Harbour Larne Harbour is one of the most modern ferry ports in the entire United Kingdom. It’s conveniently located just north of Belfast, making it an easily accessible way to travel by sea to nearby Scotland. Larne Harbour and the surrounding town of Larne is the ideal place to begin exploring Northern Ireland’s…
Ireland is a gorgeous country with picturesque scenery at every turn. Talk about the photo ops! From the rolling countryside to the ancient castles, there is something for everyone in Ireland. The opportunities for stunning shots are endless. Here is a list of 18 authentic Irish photos for your travel blog! The Blarney…
The History of Irish Soda Bread, –Farls & Fadge Soda Bread and the Potato Famine of 1845 Soda bread became very popular during the famine, as the main staple of potatoes was in very short supply and hence an alternative staple was needed. Soda bread could be made from any poor quality flour,…
Crafts of Ireland Ireland has a rich history of craftsmanship, with certain practices going back as far as the Stone Age. Though born out of necessity, crafts of Ireland have persisted throughout the ages, passing from generation to generation and evolving to keep up with changing times. With numerous, ageless crafts, Ireland’s enduring workmanship is…
The Castles of Northern Ireland (Co Down) It is intended that this narrative is as a three-part series of Castles in Northern Ireland. Who built these edifices and why? Where do these castles fit into the geographical and ancient history of Northern Ireland? County Down Ardglass Castle County Down Ardglass Castle is…
It is intended that this narrative is as a three-part series of Castles in Northern Ireland. Who built these edifices and why? Where do these castles fit into the geographical and ancient history of Northern Ireland? County Antrim Antrim Round Tower Antrim Round Tower is situated on the northeast side of Antrim in Steeple…
Piers, Jettys, Marinas & Harbour Villages of Northern Ireland’s Coastline Part 2 (Co. Antrim & Derry Londonderry) A comprehensive collection of facts and details relating to small ports that lay between Carlingford Lough in Co. Down and Lough Foyle in the N/W of the province. County Antrim & Derry Londonderry Port of Belfast…
Piers, Jettys, Marinas & Harbour Villages of Northern Ireland’s Coastline Part 1 (Co Down) A comprehensive collection of facts and details relating to small ports that lay between Carlingford Lough in Co. Down and Lough Foyle in the N/W of the province. County Down- Warrenpoint Warrenpoint is a small port town in Co.…
The Game of Thrones Filming Locations in Northern Ireland Game of Thrones is one of the most popular and successful fantasy TV series ever made. First airing on TV in 2010, GOT was taken from George Martin’s book series ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’. The filming of seasons 1-7 took place in…
The Commissioners of Irish Lights is a corporation chartered by the Irish Parliament in 1785 and based in Dublin, it continues to operate the major coastal lighthouses in Northern Ireland and in the Irish Republic. Harbour Lights are operated by the local harbour authority. Read on for further information and photographs of Irish Lighthouses …
Part of the Causeway Coast and Glens Rathlin Island is an island and civil parish off the coast of County Antrim in Northern Ireland and is the only inhabited offshore island of Northern Ireland, with a population of approximately 130 people, and is the most northerly inhabited island off the coast of Ireland. Rathlin Island…
Cutting Turf from a Peat Bog In Ireland A Brief History Of Peat Along with rural Irelands many breath-taking and picturesque scenes, ShutterSpeed Ireland has captured ancient traditions and crafts that have been used for hundreds of years. One of these ancient traditions is the art of cutting peat in a bog, once the…
Below is a narrative written by By Shaun-Paul Linton. Photography by Peter Steele. The Antrim Coastline in The Glens of Antrim. The story is told that two English motorcyclists arriving at the port of Larne to begin a short holiday in Northern Ireland, were joined by another cyclist who asked, “Hey mate whats the…
The Tulip Festival at Glenarm Castle and walled Gardens What makes a flower appeal to the eye, enchant the soul, and inspire art, poetry and true love? For some, it may be perfect symmetry and bold colours. For others, it is wild frills or subtle shades of pastel. All of these traits are on display when…
Move beyond pixels with exceptional photos of Ireland with ShutterSpeed Ireland The same old questions still arise, ‘Where can I download stock photos?’ ‘How much do stock photographs cost?’ ‘are there any websites where I can download images for free?’ In the digital age, images are essential for communicating your message or story effectively. The…
The Irish Moiled Cattle The Irish Moiled is one of our most distinctive breeds of cattle native to Ireland and more specifically they are the only surviving domestic cattle native to Northern Ireland. They have no horns and are generally red with a white line on the back and stomach. They are usually known…
Over 250,000 Visitors enjoyed the 88th running of the National Ploughing Championships in Fenagh, County Carlow. More than 600 acres were made available to display the 3 day event. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Anna May McHugh met competitors at the show. From food and craft stalls to prize winning sheep and cattle, there…
There are seven Forts guarding Lough Swilly Co. Donegal in Ireland. In October 1798, It was part of a scheme to fortify Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle against French Invasion during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Neds Point Fort Buncrana Co Donegal Ireland Neds Point Fort Co Donegal Ireland Neds…
This is our promotional video for our new Photo & Multimedia Website ‘ShutterSpeed Ireland’, We have incorporated many of the most loved beauty spots and places of interest along the picturesque Antrim shoreline. The haunting Dunluce Castle, the challenging Carrick-a-Reed Rope Bridge, and the world renown, Giants Causeway and much more. Included in…
Dunluce Castle a now-ruined medieval castle in Northern Ireland, located in County Antrim Coast and is accessible via a bridge connecting it to the mainland. The castle is surrounded by extremely steep drops which may have been an important factor to the early Christians and Vikings who resided in the area. In the 13th…
The Irish Industrial Section on ShutterSpeed Ireland.com covers a multitude of occupations. High resolution multimedia photographs of steam power, renewable energy, wind turbines, solar energy and hydro power. The Shanes Castle May Day Steam Rally Estate Antrim Northern Ireland Editorial Blacksmith anvil and hammer at Shanes Castle May Day Steam Rally…
Have a look at ShutterSpeed Ireland’s vast range of Flowers and Plants in some of Northern Irelands most Beautiful gardens. Mix of flowers in a Garden Centre in pots and willow baskets Summer time is when the trees and plants are looking their spectacular best With our cameras loaded and…
“Over 5,000 people attended the BBC Antiques Roadshows at Castleward hoping to have their personal treasures valued by the Roadshow’s experts. Presenter, Fiona Bruce said she loved the Castleward setting and was delighted to return once again to the Province. The weather was kind and there were many photographic opportunities” www. ShutterSpeedIreland.com Castleward Website National…
The Gobbins Cliff Path A photographers delight A sunny day in East Antrim Northern Ireland, is a photographers delight. From Blackhead lighthouse on the edge of Belfast lough, to the colourful dwellings in Whitehead Bay, excites the creative imagination to experiment with such a stunning photogenic landscape. ShutterSpeed Ireland has a unique selection of…
Yep ‘WE ARE LIVE’ a year in the making! We have just launched our new Photography & Videography Website where snaps can be purchased by both hard copy or digital download. Carrickfergus Castle County Antrim We have 1000’s of images and video footage which can range from photos of collie…
Here are some shots of the spectacular coastline of County Donegal Ireland. We got awesome photos and video footage of Doe Castle,Dunree Head Lighthouse, Malin Head Tower, Greencastle Fort and many other locations. Donegal always offers phenomenal photography opportunities. www.shutterspeedireland.com Doe Castle in Creeslough County Donegal Ireland If…
ShutterSpeed Ireland are proud to announce that they have received a prestigious award for services to tourism. Shutter speed Ireland have also been granted ‘WorldHost’ status by Tourism N.I. www.shutterspeedireland.com
ShutterSpeed Ireland are looking forward to film with our new Panasonic dvx200 4K Camera. A phenomenal piece of equipment ! www.shutterspeedireland.com Link to SLR Hut Panasonic ‘s AG-DVX200 4K Handheld Camcorder with Four-Thirds Sensor and Integrated Zoom Lens brings professional features and familiar camcorder ergonomics to the Four Thirds sensor format. It features a single…