Staigue Fort, Co. Kerry
Staigue Fort is a partially ruined Iron Age fortress on the Iveagh Peninsula built around 350 AD as a place of worship and as a defensive stronghold for a local warlord or king. Built without mortar using only raw stone and is an amazing and beautiful feat of engineering.
Whenever I am in that neck of the woods I cannot resist a visit. It is quite imposing and inspiring.
Available in 4 sizes:
A4
Signed Giclée Print
21cm x 29.7cm Unframed
26cm x 34.7cm Framed
A3
Signed Giclée Print
29.7cm x 42cm Unframed
34.7cm x 47cm Framed
A2
Prints are Signed Limited Editions of 295 and are embossed as proof of authenticity
42cm x 59.4cm Unframed
47cm x 64.4cm Framed
A1
Prints are Signed Limited Editions of 95 and are embossed as proof of authenticity
59.4cm x 84.1cm Unframed
64.4cm x 89.1cm Framed
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