Mountain Ash Caorthann (Sorbus aucuparia). Native in Ireland with grey stems, pinnate leaves with 14 or so leaflets on either side of a common stalk. White flowers in late spring are succeeded red fruits. Clusters of red fruits are noticeable in autumn and winter and are often eaten by birds. (Source: Dr Mary Forrest, UCD).
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, March
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, April
Mountain Ash, Left, May
Mountain Ash, Left, May
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Mountain Ash, Left, June
Link: Wikipedia
Link: Google Images
Link: Royal Horticultural Society, UK
Link: North Carolina State University: catelogue of trees
Link: Keele University, Staffordshire, UK
Link: Plantdatabase.co.uk
Link: Video of Mountain Ash (5 mins) and another shorter 1 min video of Mountain Ash
Link: Google Streetview