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Clew Bay Drumlin's
04/06/2020
Drumlins either oval or elongated hills are believed to have been formed by the streamlined movement of glacial ice sheets ...
Hill of Faughart
04/06/2020
The Hill of Faughart doesn’t look like much. This 113 meter-high hill appears as just another green lump in the ...
Ballyriggin Wood
04/06/2020
Ballyriggin Wood, perched on a rocky outcrop eastward of Kilfinane town, is a familiar landmark in the local landscape. It ...
Lakes of Mayo
03/06/2020
Safe from Zepellin bombs in London, died of Flu in Longford
03/06/2020
My grandparents moved to London in 1901 where my grandfather was a barrister in the Middle Temple. During the First ...
Swallow - Owenniff River.
02/06/2020
Walking along the river today this swallow caught my eye. Swooping overhead and calling out. The river in Oughterard creates ...
Portloman Church
01/06/2020
The medieval church of Portloman is located on the western banks of Lough Owel. The ruins that can still be ...
Milltown's cottage in Heritage Park
01/06/2020
This traditional replica herd’s cottage is dedicated to the memory of Major Richard W. (Dick) Dowling of the Irish Davis ...
The Round Hill of Lismore.
31/05/2020
This area known locally as the Round Hill of Lismore, hidden in the trees is the site of a motte ...
Stameen House (Boyne Valley Hotel) Gate Lodge
31/05/2020
Stameen House (now the Boyne Valley Hotel and Country Club) gate lodge in Co. Louth is an L-plan, three bay, ...
Brendan Behan's Home
31/05/2020
Brendan Behan’s Home
Roscommons Royal Castle
31/05/2020
Images of Roscommon Castle
Cuckoo call, Co. Limerick
29/05/2020
Recording of cuckoo on the evening of 25 May 2020, in Templeglantine, Co. Limerick
Bridges over the Royal Canal.
27/05/2020
19th Century bridges over the Royal Canal in County Westmeath.
Waterford Post Boxes
27/05/2020
Waterford city has at least 22 post boxes, many of them dating from the days when we were part of ...
The chimney of Youghal Brickworks
26/05/2020
The old chimney of Youghal Brickworks is a familiar landmark for travellers along the N25 Youghal bypass. It is the ...
Arthur Guinness
26/05/2020
Arthur Guinness was born in Celbridge. He was born, lived and learnt to brew beer on the Main Street in Celbridge. The ...
The Hundred Acres
26/05/2020
One of the most popular activities in Kildare Town is that of walking and everyday you meet people walking around ...
Stephenstown House
25/05/2020
Built in 1785 by Matthew Fortescue for his new bride Marian McClintock. A square Georgian house of 2 storeys over a ...
Williamstown Martello Tower
25/05/2020
Williamstown Martello Tower was built in the early 1800s and was originally on the coast, it later (c1835) became landlocked ...
Merrion Railway Station
25/05/2020
Merrion Railway Station – opened January 1835 (1) as part of the Dublin to Kingstown Railway, and closed September 1935 ...
Kilmacduagh Monastery
25/05/2020
Image of the round tower at Kilmacduagh
Anne Valley's Monument
25/05/2020
The river Anne enters the sea at Annestown, Co Waterford, on the R675 between Tramore and Dungarvan. Before the bridge ...
Kilmore St. Feidhlimidh Cathedral Door
25/05/2020
The cathedral church of St. Feidhlimidh (also known as Kilmore Cathedral) lies just 5km distance from Cavan town, set in ...
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James Francis Taylor
18/01/2021
Thank you for drawing our attention to the typo in the above post - this has now been corrected.
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Martin Haverty
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Martin Haverty
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“No Worry” Share My Memories: Mary Kenny, née Farrell of Newcastle, Aughrim, Co. Galway
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