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    A street in the town of Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal, my first stop in the West of Ireland. Getting here was a bit of a debacle, with the notorously inefficient and unreliable government-run Bus Eireann bus breaking down on the way here, and everyone missing their connecting buses etc. But the town is nice...: by neri, Views[324]
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    Kinsale: by happ, Views[189]
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         		 Again from the Gravity Bar. It's about 7.30pm in this photo, it doesn't get dark in summer until after 9pm.: by neri, Views[431]
     
    View over Dublin from the Gravity Bar on the top floor of the Guiness Storehouse where you receive your complimentary pint of Guiness after the tour. Hooray! The Wicklow mountains are in the background.: by neri, Views[598]
         		 One of many ads on display showing the history of Guiness advertising: by neri, Views[671]
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         		 This is a photo of a water feature at the Guiness Storehouse demonstrating the water they use in the Guiness-making process. It's pretty irrelevant really but it looked cool: by neri, Views[445]
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    Mmmmmmmmm Jameson..... The gift shop sells everything from Jameson tea towels, hip flasks, to Jameson flavoured dark chocolate. What more could I ask for?: by neri, Views[544]
         		 One of the most important and historic buildings in Dublin, which holds a deep personal significance for me....The Old Jameson Distillery! Yay! The distinguished John Jameson actually built this building and started making Jameson here before Captain Cook had reached Australia. That gives a bit of perpective. Went on a tour that takes you through the Jameson making process, and importantly ends with a glass on the good stuff...: by neri, Views[313]
         		 Dublin is a city of statues, dunno what this one is, just liked the silhouette....: by neri, Views[288]
         		 The Stilletto in the Ghetto, with the P.O. to the left: by neri, Views[283]
         		 Street scene on O'Connell St: by neri, Views[320]
     
    O'Connell St, one the main streets in the city, with the 120m tall Spire in the background, otherwise known as the
         		 The River Liffey again: by neri, Views[310]
         		 The River Liffey, which runs East to West through the centre of Dublin, looking toward th Ha'penny Bridge: by neri, Views[345]
         		 One of the famous pubs of Dublin, in Temple Bar: by neri, Views[375]
         		 A typical street in Temple Bar, the cultural precinct
     
    Avalon House, the hostel I stayed at for the 1st 3 nights in Dublin. : by neri, Views[349]
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