Fishing Boats, Boyne Viaduct Wood Print

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A light early mist rises from the placid waters of the River Boyne in Drogheda.

It's a balmy unhurried Sunday morning - one of the final ones of that particular summer. The small fishing boats and their crews are on a well-earned day off.

Behind them, rises the magnificent Boyne Viaduct, thirty metres above the river. It was constructed in the 1850s to carry the main Dublin-Belfast railway line across this historic waterway.

With its fifteen stone arches and huge steel girders, it's one of the finest examples of 19th century bridge design in Ireland.

Sublime Ireland is a platform for the beautiful, the secret, the sacred, the awe-inspiring aspects of a country regarded by millions of people around the world as their spiritual and cultural homeland. Images by Willie Dillon.