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February
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- Galway Sunset
- Drumcondra, Co. Meath revisited in the snow
- Clare abbey, Co Clare
- Carlow random pictures
- Clonmore Castle, Co. Carlow
- Wicklow mountains
- Tombeagh standing stone, Co Carlow
- Rathvilly Motte, Co Carlow
- English Post boxes revisited
- Mount Leinster , BlackRock and Slievebawn
- Carlow mountains panorama shots
- Roosting birds, Brackloon, Co Galway
- Rocks in Rocksavage Co Carlow
- Killoughternane Church, Co Carlow.
- Road Sculpture, Táin Bó Cúailnge , the Cattle raid...
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- Yellow Bell Tower Trim, Co Meath
- Trim Castle Trim, Co Meath
- Traditional Irish thatch cottage, Trim Co Meath.
- Sunset Brackloon Kiltullagh
- Old Head of Kinsale where the Lusitania sank, Co C...
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- Snow Co Galway.
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6 comments:
Looks like an amazing place, with all the ivy and the intricate details on the roof. I guess it isn't open to the public?
I doubt its open there is a farmhouse and outbuildings to the left of it, notice the green ivy ;P
So do people actually live there and use the place? It looks so run-down!
no there is a farmhouse to the side out of shot, there is a working farmard to the side of it, was not photogenic so I cut this out
Very nice. Or should I say, 'nice'. ;-) I wonder what it looks like inside ... !! :-o
I was afraid to venture inside because the place is inhabited by and angry goat named Seamus (Shay-mus) who is very protective of his property:)
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