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    Ring Fort, County Kerry: by stowaway, Views[2357]
         		 Rodri en la puerta de la fabrica de Guinness, despues de tomarse todo.: by rodri_y_adri, Views[546]
         		 Adri en el jardin del Castillo de Dublin.: by rodri_y_adri, Views[953]
         		 Rodri tomando una pinta de Guiness en el Hard Rock Cafe de Dublin. Yo me comi un postre re zarpado.: by rodri_y_adri, Views[680]
         		 La calle principal de Dublin, con la especie de Obelisco metalico. Nuestro obelisco es mas lindo por supuesto, y la avenida mas ancha, ja!: by rodri_y_adri, Views[1998]
     
    Killkenny Castle: by stowaway, Views[4402]
         		 Trinity College, Dublin: by stowaway, Views[7590]
         		 Inside Dublin Castle: by stowaway, Views[10963]
         		 Dublin Castle: by stowaway, Views[1907]
         		 Along the Ring of Kerry: by stowaway, Views[3183]
     
    Nooo! a puncture: by stowaway, Views[1729]
         		 pretending to be an Irish farmer: by stowaway, Views[1990]
         		 Dolmen: by stowaway, Views[4049]
         		 Do have a cow man.: by stowaway, Views[1434]
         		 The ivy covered ruins of 15th Century Ballycarbery Castle, County Kerry, Ireland.: by stowaway, Views[6204]
     
    Ballycarbery castle. The castle survived until 1652 when it was mostly destroyed by Cromwells troops.: by stowaway, Views[2664]
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         		 The River Corrib: by neri, Views[303]
         		 The coast at Salthill, about 3 km from Galway. That is one of the Aran Islands in the distance, and my work is just across the road from here: by neri, Views[496]
         		 My workplace, yay....I don't have many nice things to say so I won't say anything much at all: by neri, Views[527]
     
    The
         		 Tacky seaside funfair at salthill: by neri, Views[1468]
         		 Galway Cathedral by night: by neri, Views[387]
         		 Galway Cathedral: by neri, Views[456]
         		 Galway Cathedral: by neri, Views[334]
     
    A failed attempt at catching the full moon on the water: by neri, Views[383]
         		 The lovely beaches of Salthill. You can see the lifeguards dogbox in the distance, the little red and yellow shipping container. Very glamourous: by neri, Views[457]
         		 Salthill: by neri, Views[366]
         		 The River Corrib, near where it flows into Galway Bay: by neri, Views[354]
         		 The River Corrib. As it flows through Galway there are a series of weirs that control the flow of water: by neri, Views[363]
     
    Barna Wood, a beautiful little forest on the coast near Galway. As you walk through you almost expect to see little elves and fairies scurrying about: by neri, Views[728]
         		 Barna Wood: by neri, Views[719]
         		 Eyre Square, in the heart of Galway. My hostel is on the bottom right corner. This is a very quiet afternoon in Eyre Squre, sometimes you have a hard time finding a spare patch of grass: by neri, Views[569]
         		 Some weird sculpture in Eyre Square: by neri, Views[729]
         		 The main street in Galway, which is like a long pedestrian mall. This is early in the morning so it's pretty quiet, normally it is full of people walking, sitting in alfresco cafes and bars, and buskers: by neri, Views[635]
     
    Kylemore Abbey: by neri, Views[340]
         		 Kylemore Abbey: by neri, Views[381]
         		 The view halfway to Knocknarea Cairn: by neri, Views[311]
         		 Again on the way up to Knocknarea Cairn. The mountain you see in the distance in Benbulben, and Yeats' grave is near Benbulben, near a little town called Drumcliff: by neri, Views[298]
         		 The river Garavogue runs through the town of Sligo. A lot of towns in Ireland have rivers running through them which they have built stone walls along, and quite a few have rapids as well: by neri, Views[668]
     
    Sligo: by neri, Views[343]
         		 Sligo: by neri, Views[256]
         		 Clew Bay: by neri, Views[299]
         		 The National Famine memorial, commemorating the lives lost on the
         		 A view of Kylemore Abbey, built in the 19th Century for a wealthy English business man who spent his honeymoon in Connemara and fell in love with the place. It took 12 years to build and he kept it asecret from his wife the whole time. Finally he unveiled his surprise and the family moved in, but 2 months later the wife died of a mysterious illness. A few weeks after that, both his daughters were killed in a freak horse riding accident. So he sold it to the nuns and went back to England a broken man, thinking the place was cursed. It is now an ultra-exclusive boarding school: by neri, Views[459]
     
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