Cliffs By MoonlightPrint from the Original painting (80x30cm) of the Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs rise to a height of 702 feet (214 meters), just north of O'Brien's Tower. The tower built in 1835 by Sir Cornelius O'Brien. The closest villages are Liscannor to the south and Doolin to the north. From the cliffs and from the tower visitors can see the Aran Islands and Galway Bay. On a clear day it is possible to see the Twelve Pins mountain range to the north of County

A bridge across the river leads to the popular seaside resort of Lahinch

Vaughans Anchor Inn

Serves the best Guinness on the west coast of Ireland

and always has been

size 24 x 24cm

As I approached Kilshanny the trees either side of the road reached over the road to each other and framed the view

based in the sea fishing village of Liscannor

Giclee print from the original painting using archival inks on a matte Epson paper

The closest villages are Liscannor to the south and Doolin to the north

make sure if you’re in Doonbeg to spend an evening in Comerford’s

Original painting looking over to the two chimneys of Poolbeg with kite surfers and their reflections on the wet beach

Limited edition (195) Print from an original painting of Murty’s bar in Ennistymon