“If only the water could talk” Faith kicked her feet with the cool water of the Erne, her dress dancing on the winds. The crystal water was shimmering with the sun reflecting onto the surface which was slowly disappearing in the horizon. The trees that were surrounding her were tall and full of life and
Níl áit ar bith níos áille Ná an choill i nDún a’ Rí, Áit a shníonn an abhainn ársa Idir cnoic na ndroimníní. Má tá buairt nó sos ón saol uait, Téigh ann is siúil go réidh, Éist leis an t-uisce ag briseadh thar cloch Is na duilleoga ag séideadh leis an ngaoth. Is ann
I’m from the Cuilcagh Mountains, a wild and beautiful place – or really, I’m from the skies where I was a droplet in clouds. It was wonderful, looking down on the world and seeing so much so clearly – and with my fellow droplets, we floated and sometimes scudded across the sky. The day came
Lough Gowna is situated in North Longford or South Cavan. It’s a very large lake of 6 miles long and about 3 miles wide, at its widest point. Lough Gowna is a very busy lake as people come from all over the world to fish for pike, trout, perch, bream, hybrids and roach. Lough Gowna