A kilometre west of the Iona abbey you'll find Cobhain Cuildich, the secluded hollow. In this quiet spot lies the foundation of what...

At the far south end of Iona, between the Port of the Coracle and Columba's Cairn Cul Ri Eirinn, you'll find the ancient settlement...

In 1790, the Duke of Argyll thought it would be a profitable enterprise to quarry the green-veined  Iona  marble. But the cost of operating...

Iona can be a busy place. On a typical summer day there can be several hundred people wandering around the village and abbey. If you visit ...

This cave view is from Uamh nan Calman , Pigeons' Cave. It is on the south east coat of Iona, a half kilometer north of the marble quar...

Sheela-na-gigs are intriguing objects. All the more so because no one knows what they really are. I put together the following composite im...

My wife and I visited the White Island of Lower Lough Erne this week. I tried to reach it 20 years ago, but the ferry from Castle Archdale ...

This photo is looking north from Dun-I, the highest point of Iona. I have visited it several times to sit atop the trig-pillar and soak in ...

The wettest I ever got was during a walk around Iona. It rained most of the day, and my boots become waterlogged after crossing a morass ne...