The beautiful campus of University College Cork founded in 1845 should definitely be on everyone’s list of places to visit while in Cork. The campus has to be the most attractive place for learning in Ireland. From the Western Road and passing the East lodge leads to a lush tree lined walk into the UCC campus. The college grounds is home to The Gluckman Gallery a glass steel and concrete structure by O’Donnell + Tuomey architects. Cork University has the River Lee flowing along side the campus which makes for a really attractive setting. The quad is of course the jewel in the crown. All the grounds are landscaped with mature majestic trees, colourful bedding and lawns on 42 acres. With the UCC campus only 10 mins walk from Cork City centre take a look for yourself when next in the area. Visit our online gallery of Cork Photographs all are available to buy as mounted or framed prints
Nua Photography has a brand new website — and it's better than ever. All of our Irish coastal and landscape prints are now in one place at nuaphotography.ie, our original nuaphotography.com site has merged into one home, electronic gift cards are now available, and finding your perfect print is easier than ever with our improved search.
We get a real pleasure seeing our photographs in print. Don’t get me wrong, the joy of backlit landscape photographs of Ireland on a desktop or laptop can be a very vivid and colourful experience. But it is something of a temporary experience, our screensavers disappear at the click of a mouse as we move on
Skerries attracts many weekend visitors. With its strong Rugby and sailing traditions in the town, means a great selection of visitors come into the town to cheer on a regatta or a match. Musically Skerries also attracts visitors for the weekend long Trad Music festival held every year. However the coastline of Skerries is probably its biggest draw. Skerries has a number of fine swimming areas and also has the attractive vistas, of its Islands, St. Patrick’s Island, Colt Island and Shennick Island to woo the visitor and local alike.
