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         		 This gold boat was made in 1st century - amazing intricacy (about 10cm long): by europe2013, Views[890]
         		 Christchurch Church in Dublin. Love the bridges!: by europe2013, Views[371]
         		 Looking into Blarney Castle - the stone kissing is happening at the top opposite: by europe2013, Views[832]
         		 Ian taste testing Jameson whiskey at their distillery: by europe2013, Views[399]
     
    Ian & Cayte out for tea: by europe2013, Views[391]
         		 Muckross house: by europe2013, Views[795]
         		 Sean & Suzie: by europe2013, Views[325]
         		 Cliffs of Moher. See the people at the top?: by europe2013, Views[761]
         		 Bit steep you think?: by europe2013, Views[339]
     
    Cycling around Aran islands: by europe2013, Views[749]
         		 Aran Islands: by europe2013, Views[302]
         		 On the edge of Aran islands at Dún Aonghasa fort: by europe2013, Views[386]
         		 Seafood Chowder, Monkfish & Guinness. What more does a man want??: by europe2013, Views[817]
         		 Within the Nave of The Rock of Cashel, a curious young boy stands under an arched doorway, gazing out on to the graveyard. Located in the town of Cashel, South Tipperary, the historic landmark attracts approximately 250,000 visitors per year. : by daniellemerchant, Views[496]
     
    After a long day of driving, Matthew, my travel companion, indulges in some of the local favorites at the Dingle Pub: Guinness pie and a pint of beer. He gazes out the window on to the busy streets of Dingle, where tourism is a main source of the town’s income during the summer season. : by daniellemerchant, Views[638]
         		 A group of tourists nervously cross the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge after waiting in line in the pouring rain for over an hour. The bridge, which was originally constructed as a safe passage for salmon fisherman from the mainland to the tiny island of Carrick-a-Rede, hangs 98 ft above the ocean. : by daniellemerchant, Views[568]
         		 A group of teenage girls climb atop some of the 40,000 polygonal basalt columns that form the Giant’s Causeway. Although the Causeway is an after effect of intense volcanic activity, many tourists enjoy indulging in the imaginative myths surrounding its origin. : by daniellemerchant, Views[760]
         		 Directions are read out to the designated driver, as he gets accustomed to the rules of the road. In Ireland, the steering wheel is located on the right side of the vehicle, and is driven on the left hand side of the road, which can be initially challenging for North American tourists.: by daniellemerchant, Views[483]
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         		 A meeting point between two waters. On Killiney beach in South Dublin.: by ivankography, Views[405]
     
    The sun finally came out. Back to work for the bees. : by ivankography, Views[369]
         		 The sun finally came out. Everything stretches towards it.: by ivankography, Views[350]
         		 Every sky has a different story in each part of the world.: by ivankography, Views[412]
         		 A Glass of wine indoors, hiding from what we call summer. : by ivankography, Views[384]
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    Prehistoric relics are not a rare sight amidst common farm fields: by cinnamon_friday, Views[430]
         		 Heather is one of the symbols of Ireland covering extensive hillside: by cinnamon_friday, Views[449]
         		 Even the most remote and steep slopes in Ireland are inhabited by sheep: by cinnamon_friday, Views[482]
         		 Many of Northen Ireland's fascinating places are not reachable by any vehicle: by cinnamon_friday, Views[602]
         		 The Community Centre where Patsy holds many events for his Island.: by emmamooney, Views[411]
     
    The only tree on the Island that survives every storm: by emmamooney, Views[389]
         		 Patsy Dan: The King of Tory; He does everything for his Island to keep it going and protect the Islanders.: by emmamooney, Views[442]
         		 Their small town. Tory Island consists of 100 people: by emmamooney, Views[346]
         		 The sea the islanders have to cross to get to and from the mainland: by emmamooney, Views[206]
         		 Josie, Paulstown B.C.: by adeleobyrne, Views[315]
     
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