Chamonix Prints
Dunquin Pier – Kerry, Ireland
Dunquin Pier – Kerry, Ireland
Photographed on location at Dunquin Pier, this fine art print captures the winding path descending the cliffside to the water, rugged sea stacks rising from the Atlantic below, the Blasket Islands hovering in the distance. Shot by Mark Fitzsimons on Ireland's most westerly pier, where the ocean feels enormous and the land feels ancient.
Key Features
- ✓ High-quality giclée print on 200gsm premium matte fine art paper
- ✓ Unframed print for versatile framing options
- ✓ Made with FSC-certified paper and renewable energy
- ✓ Printed locally in 32+ countries to reduce carbon emissions
- ✓ Available in multiple sizes to fit any space
- ✓ Delivered worldwide in 3–9 business days
Size & Details ▾
Choose the Perfect Size
Available in a range of easy-to-frame sizes:
- Small (5x7" to A4) – great for shelves, desks, or smaller rooms
- Medium (11x14" to 16x20") – ideal for gallery walls or balanced displays
- Large (18x24" to A0) – perfect for statement walls or open spaces
Important Notes
- All prints are unframed. Frames shown in photos are for display only.
- Inch sizes for the US and Canada, centimetre sizes for the rest of the world.
- Colours may vary slightly due to screen brightness. Custom sizes are available on request.
Frequently Asked Questions ▾
Where is Dunquin Pier?
Dunquin Pier is at the tip of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry — the most westerly pier in Ireland and Europe's most westerly inhabited peninsula. The winding path down the cliffside and the dramatic sea stack formations make it one of the most photographed coastal scenes on the Wild Atlantic Way.
What does this print show?
The print captures Dunquin Pier with the winding clifftop path, rugged sea stacks in the Atlantic below, and the Blasket Islands visible in the distance — a quintessential Wild Atlantic Way seascape.
What is the history of Dunquin Pier?
Dunquin Pier was the principal landing point for the Great Blasket Island until the island was evacuated in 1953. Traditional naomhóg currachs would make the crossing in all but the worst weather, carrying people, livestock, and supplies. The pier remains in use today for summer boat trips to the island and is a focal point of the An Blascaod Mór heritage area.
What material is this print made from?
This print is made on 200gsm premium matte fine art paper using high-quality giclée printing, ensuring exceptional detail, vibrant tones, and long-lasting quality.
Is this print framed?
No — all prints are unframed to allow for your own custom framing choices. Frames shown in any preview images are for display purposes only.
What sizes are available?
Available in Small (5x7" to A4), Medium (11x14" to 16x20"), and Large (18x24" to A0). Custom sizes available on request.
Is this print suitable as a gift?
Yes — it makes a wonderful gift for anyone who loves Ireland, Kerry, the Dingle Peninsula, or dramatic Wild Atlantic Way photography. It comes carefully packaged and ships worldwide.
How long does delivery take?
Production takes 1–2 business days. Shipping takes 2–7 business days depending on your location. Total delivery is typically 3–9 business days.
Is this print sustainably made?
Yes. Printed on FSC-certified paper using renewable energy, from local production facilities in 32+ countries.

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