For Colliers International in Ireland I am working with my young mate Roger Hobkinson on the development of a brand proposition for a driving route along Ireland's Atlantic coast, which has the working title of "The Wild Atlantic Way". We are doing this for Failte Ireland and on the team are designers Red&Grey and landscape architects Brady Shipman Martin. Last week Roger and I spent six days driving from Buncranna in the north west of the island down the coast to Cork in the south. We had a mixture of weather, mostly wet, but with a few prolonged bright patches, but even in the driving rain much of the coastline still looked and felt majestic and wild. Below are a selection of the photographs I took en route. Our task now is to develop a brand proposition for the route; quite a challenge!
Northern Donegal
Western Donegal
Western Donegal east of Rossan Point
Achill Point Mayo
Me at the sands near Achill Point, Mayo
The delightful town of Westport in Mayo
Emlagh Point overlooking Clew bay in Mayo
Dunlough Pass in Mayo
The end of the "Sky Road" near Clifden
in Galway
The bog in Connemara near Ballynahinch
Dick Mack's wonderful bar in Dingle which
had the best pint of Guinness en route
Emlagh Point in Mayo
The Shannon Estuary at Tarbet
The photos evoke the atmosphere of the route really well. Looks like you're getting younger too. I like the sound of the project. I think it's got wild legs! Andy Flockhart
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