Croagh Patrick's mountain rises 2,500 feet above the shore and the islands of Clew Bay.  It is been a place of religious significance for centuries.

Saint Patrick reputedly fasted on the summit of Croagh Patrick for forty days in the fifth century and built a church here. Popular legend says that at the end of Patrick's 40-day fast, he threw a silver bell down the side of the mountain, knocking the she-demon Corra from the sky and banishing all the snakes from Ireland.

Available in 2 sizes.

Mini Print is framed in a forest green wood frame.

Large print is available print with forest green mat, forest green mat with black wood frame, forest green mat with cherry wood frame.

Each print signed by artist.