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| Blarney Castle Blarney Castle, Cork |  |
Blarney Castle history is an intriguing one. It was the third structure to be built on this site. The first one was a wooden structure built in the 10th century, and a stone structure replaced it in 1210 A.D. This buildi... more
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| Eyre Square Near Great Southern Hotel, City Centre, Galway | |
Eyre Square is in the middle of Galway city; it has two levels, the lower one being of grass and the other paved. On the upper level there are two memorials: one of President John F. Kennedy who became a freeman of Galwa... more
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| Guinness Storehouse St James's Gate, Dublin | |
A trip to Dublin would be a waste without visits to Guinness and Jameson. I, being a purveyor of the Black Stuff, enjoyed the former thoroughly. The visitor centre at St James Gate (The Guinness Brewery) is a very, very ... more
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| River Liffey Parkgate Street, Dublin, 7 | |
The river Liffey separates Dublin in two parts The North and the South sides with different characteristics. Dublin has a fair selection of bridges along the length of the river. The most easterly bridge is until nowaday... more
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| Liffey Swim Liffey bridge, Dublin | |
When this swim began in the 1920's, the Liffey was probably quite pleasant to actually swim in. While the river looks rather gloomy these days, some 400 people still swim annually from Watling Street Bridge to the Custom... more
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| Iveagh Gardens Clonmell Street, between Harcourt Street and Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin, 2 | |
The Iveagh Gardens, located at the back of the National Concert hall and very close to Stephens Green, were originally owned by the Guinness family and were the gardens of their Dublin townhouse (which is now the Departm... more
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| Glendalough Co. Wicklow, Glendalough | |
Glendalough the glen of the two lakes , is a truly spellbinding place - an ancient monastic settlement and two clear water lakes beneath the sheer cliffs of a deep valley which was carved out by glaciers during the Ice A... more
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| Irish Museum of Modern Art Royal Hospital, Military Rd, Kilmainham, Dublin | |
includes works by William Conor, Gerard Dillon, Paul Henry, Tony O’Malley, Dan O’Neill, Colin Middleton and William Scott amongst others. In the 1960s George and Maura McClelland opened a gallery in Belfast, ... more
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| Trinity College College Green, Dublin, 2 | |
Trinity College is a rather small, private, traditional liberal arts school located in the city of Hartford, Connecticut, and is home to over 2,000 undergraduate students and approximately 185 graduate and part-time prof... more
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| Garden of Remembrance Parnell Square East, Dublin | |
The Garden of Remembrance is an Irish memorial garden, created in Dublin to commemorate all those killed in the Anglo-Irish War (also known as the Irish War of Independence) between 1919 and 1922. It also commemorates th... more
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