St. Brendan

A sculpture adorning the Polranny Pirates' house that depicts the miraculous
voyage of St. Brendan into the unknown. In bright sunshine he and his boat
appear to be levitating. © www.anniewrightphotography.com
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Treasure!

Fossilised coral dating from the mists of time
when Ireland was a tropical swamp. Found by Pirate
Annie.
Photo: ©Profoundly Superficial

Secret Treasure

Collection of shells (etc.) in the television room
at the house in Polranny.
Photo: ©Profoundly Superficial

Beach Combing

Prehistoric axe head. Found by Pirate Annie on Mulranny
beach in August.
Photo: ©Profoundly Superficial

There are Fairies at the Bottom of the Garden!

No, not leprechauns as you would expect but beautiful little fairies, who briefly appeared during the stay of an exceptionally talented 11-year-old called Josefien.

Photo:Ineke Oostveen

Poodle

Found by Jet Manrho of Boekie Boekie. Stone and seaweed.
Photo: ©Profoundly Superficial

Stowing the Treasure

The house and the Folly are undergoing major renovations. That means that many special treasures are being carefully stowed away, like these rocks filled with prehistoric fossils.

Photo: Bertje Hogervorst

Treasure Trove

Neolithic treasure discovered by Pirate Annie on the ancient coast of Clew Bay.

Photo: Profoundly Superficial

Pirate Treasure

A broken piece of ancient carving. Whether an implement or a decorative object, its meaning has been lost in the sands of time. Yet its resolute beauty remains.
Photo: Annie. Found a few days ago on Mulranny Beach.