Images from around The Curragh military camp, an area of military history from the mid-1800s., from British rule to Irish Independence.
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Years ago we used to orienteer these lands running over world war 1 trenches which still exist. It is a lovely place to navigate around the surviving features.
Impressive photos of the area Robert.
Have delightful memories of staying there with Civil Defence during the 1970’s.
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