The Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare
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Dublin, September 2010
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- Avoca, Co WicklowMeeting of the Waters - the conf...
- Cottage by the LakePosing by the Waterfall !
- Glendalough Co. WicklowGlendalough (valley of two...
- Brittas Bay BeachThere are so many beautiful beach...
- Roundwood, Co. Wicklow On th 5th August 1919 my gr...
- An unusal sight!Dublin Airport is now open having ...
- Howth Howth is a beautiful fishing village to the...
- Yachts in Howth HarbourLobster Fishing Boat layin...
- The Phoenix Park is one of the largest enclosed re...
- The All Ireland Polo Club grounds (founded 1873)an...
- Ashtown GateAras an Uachtarain (official home of t...
- Swans have been nesting here since I was a child, ...
- Many people still chose to live in this traditiona...
- New home in Co Galway
- Happily there are signs of people settling into ne...
- Many old stone cottages in the West of Ireland wer...
- Connemara, Co Galway
- Sea Views of County Kerry
- Galway CathedralEurope's youngest stone cathedral ...
- Interior of Galway Cathedral
- Galway Cathedral - dedicated in 1965 by Cardinal C...
- Kylemore Abbey, Connemara, Co Galway.The Abbey was...
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- Kylemore Abbey - Galway
- Galway Goat
- Dog Walking in Kilkee
- This grocer's shop was a true time capsule. The s...
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- IInch Beach, Co Clare This is the beach w
- The Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare
- 9th April 2010The wedding of Gary Howie and Helen ...
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- West Kilbride Guests
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- Helen arriving in church with her father.
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- The Gap of DunloeKillarney<
- On Saturday, Deirdre, Walter, Kate, Gerry and I dr...
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- Adele and I travelled from Dublin to Killarney tod...
- This thatched cottage is typical of cottages in th...
- Roundtower Roscrea, Co Tipperary
- Reflections at Muckross Abbey, Killarney.
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- Two weeks after Tokyo, the Cherry Blossom blooms i...
- Dublin was looking good in the Spring Sunshine.
- A small exodus leaves Seamill this week as friends...
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