Limerick snapper captures the beauty and power of active Icelandic volcano 

Limerick snapper captures the beauty and power of active Icelandic volcano 

Volcano Iceland Juliette Rowland. Picture: Magnús Elvar Jónsson.

Wed, 24 Mar, 2021 - 06:30
Ryan O’Rourke

A Limerick photographer has described the journey to an active Icelandic volcano as akin to something from a JRR Tolkien novel.

Juliette Rowland, 34, made her journey to Mount Fagradalsfjall, which erupted on Friday for the first time in over 800 years.

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