1009 Search Results for "ireland"

• nette15

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• Trim Castle Ireland Trim Castle Ireland

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• Fishing Hut Connemara Ireland Fishing Hut Connemara Ireland

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• The Quays pub Galway Ireland The Quays pub Galway Ireland

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• Healy Fishing lodge Pontoon Ir Healy Fishing lodge Pontoon Ireland

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• Barge house on the Shannon Riv Barge house on the Shannon River Athlone Ireland

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• Kylemore Abby Ireland Kylemore Abby Ireland

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• googon bara forest googon bara forest

  • From: shatarsky
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    There is no solitude like the enchanted forest in Bantry, Ireland like the googon bara.

  • 8 months ago
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• Connemara Pony Connemara Pony

  • From: biglannie
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    From the Connemara region in County Galway, western Ireland, is where the breed first became recognized as a distinct type, in a very harsh landscape, giving rise to a pony breed of hardy, strong individuals. Some believe that the Connemara developed from Scandinavian ponies that the Vikings first brought to Ireland.

  • 9 months ago
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• Hook Head area Ireland Hook Head area Ireland

  • From: phogan222
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    Hook Head area Ireland

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• Irish Apples Irish Apples

  • From: PaulB
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    Photo taken at an outdoor market near Waterford, Ireland.

  • 9 months ago
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• Clifden, County Galway Ireland Clifden, County Galway Ireland

  • From: phogan222
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    Clifden, County Galway Ireland

  • 9 months ago
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• Sastoneesq

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• Gardens in Lake Kilarney Natio Gardens in Lake Kilarney National Park, Ireland

  • From: DWaiste
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    Beautifully manicured gardens in Lake Kilarney National Park, Ireland

  • 1 year ago
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• Howth Castle, Howth, Co.Dublin Howth Castle, Howth, Co.Dublin, Ireland

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• Protmarnock Strand from Howth, Protmarnock Strand from Howth, Dublin, Ireland

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• Giant's Causeway, CO Antrim, I Giant's Causeway, CO Antrim, Ireland

  • From: AspenGal
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    hexagonal, basaltic columns formed millions of years ago during a volcanic upheaval (OR...a pathway a giant built between Ireland and Scotland, where his lady love lived??).  The 'blackened' columns are periodically underwater during high tides.

  • 1 year ago
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• Kylemore Abbey, Ireland Kylemore Abbey, Ireland

  • From: AspenGal
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    a beautiful site on (gasp!) a sunny moment!  Kylemore Abbey is outside Galway, Ireland; the grounds and the mansion itself are a beautiful way to spend a day in Ireland

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• Cahir Castle, Ireland Cahir Castle, Ireland

  • From: AspenGal
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    loved the juxtaposition of light and shadow and the various walls of the 'keep' of Cahir Castle

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• Celtic Crosses, Ireland Celtic Crosses, Ireland

  • From: AspenGal
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    One of the 5 remaining Celtic "High" Crosses, located in Drumcliffe, Ireland.  The 'high' crosses were intricately carved with scenes of the life of Christ, so priests (like St. Patrick) could more easily educate an illiterate population.

  • 1 year ago
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