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    'Spirit', shot in Dublin, Ireland. This image, to me, encapsulates Dublin. I have been to the city a number of times but despite it's charm it is the unseen that makes this city such a magical place. Its the people, the attitude, the atmosphere, the spirit all the things you can't see. I love how this image parodies this notion and how the shadows make this image visible. : by lewisdhtolputt, Views[971]
         		 Chinese man working away in Dublin: by misslaricajournal, Views[384]
         		 Bewley's Grafton Street Café: by misslaricajournal, Views[313]
         		 Chinese man working away in Dublin: by misslaricajournal, Views[335]
         		 The Temple Bar, most popular bar in the area fo Temple Bar: by misslaricajournal, Views[354]
     
    Bewley's Grafton Street Café: by misslaricajournal, Views[342]
         		 Trinity College: by misslaricajournal, Views[264]
         		 The Temple Bar, most popular bar in the area fo Temple Bar: by misslaricajournal, Views[239]
         		 The Samuel Beckett Bridge, designed to evoke the image of the Irish harp: by misslaricajournal, Views[239]
         		 Trinity College: by misslaricajournal, Views[243]
     
    The Samuel Beckett Bridge, designed to evoke the image of the Irish harp: by misslaricajournal, Views[313]
         		 Chinese man working away in Dublin: by misslaricajournal, Views[251]
         		 Bewley's Grafton Street Café: by misslaricajournal, Views[302]
         		 The Temple Bar, most popular bar in the area fo Temple Bar: by misslaricajournal, Views[302]
         		 Trinity College: by misslaricajournal, Views[235]
     
    The Samuel Beckett Bridge, designed to evoke the image of the Irish harp: by misslaricajournal, Views[326]
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         		 A quiet moment falls over Killorglin, almost like an indrawn breath. The streets are nearly empty and cheery pubs glow warm and welcoming. It is this moment that reveals the natural state of the town and hints at what it must be like on the other 51 weekends of the year. : by amandaheigel, Views[571]
         		 As evening settles in Killorglin, the families head home, the vendors pack up and only litter remains as evidence of the day's activities. But not to waste a perfect summer's night, preparations begin for the evening festivities.: by amandaheigel, Views[586]
         		 The early morning horse fair ended, a Gypsy boy rides his horse bareback into the River Laune to escape the heat and dust while the colorful town of Killorglin sits in the background.: by amandaheigel, Views[924]
         		 Gathering day at the Puck Faire draws families and vendors to the streets of Killorglin eager to experience Ireland's Oldest Faire. : by amandaheigel, Views[529]
     
    Like crystals the Irish history is a rich heritage jammed on the ground.: by irish, Views[275]
         		 The colorful Irish peope appreciate black, white and the tones in between on winter.: by irish, Views[291]
         		 Known as the Green Island, the country faces other colors trough natural mirrors. : by irish, Views[405]
         		 Irish enjoy the nature in special ways. Cheers for the summer!: by irish, Views[287]
         		 An ancient country has its wisdom kept by its people. : by irish, Views[297]
     
    Hazelwood, Sligo: by fergus, Views[324]
         		 Hazelwood, Sligo: by fergus, Views[353]
         		 Benbulben, Sligo: by fergus, Views[309]
         		 Aughagower Round Tower: by fergus, Views[375]
         		 Church on Croagh patrick: by fergus, Views[304]
     
    'Spirit', shot in Dublin, Ireland. This image, to me, encapsulates Dublin. I have been to the city a number of times but despite it's charm it is the unseen that makes this city such a magical place. Its the people, the attitude, the atmosphere, the spirit all the things you can't see. I love how this image parodies this notion and how the shadows make this image visible. : by lewistolputt, Views[138]
         		 John Keegan (tillage-cropping farmer) stands with pride beside his Clyde’s Dale horse. These are very strong horses which were used by his father when he was farming. They were an invaluable asset to the farmers before the introduction of machinery. John's father used to plough the fields with 2 horses. He tells me that you could plough an acre a day and he reckons you would walk 36 miles in the acre. His father had 30 acres to plough and it took him 9 weeks to finish.: by craigd999, Views[1527]
         		 John spreads fertiliser on his crop of barely to help it grow. It will take a further 5 mths before it is ready to harvest. It is a relatively easy task now with machinery, in comparison to 50years ago.
         		 Aidan Murphy (miller and sawyer) is standing beside the huge circular saw used for cutting timber for roofing houses. The mill and saw were built in the late 1700's and is still being completley operated by water to this day which has been channeled from the river Urrin. Local farmers would bring there grain by horse and cart in sacks weighing 17 or 18 stone. The grain would be ground by french burr stones into flour and oat meal. During the emergency in 1939 -1946, (World War II) each member of the house hold was entitled to1 barrel (20 stone, 125kg) of wheat meal per annum, ½ oz tea and 1lb sugar per week. : by craigd999, Views[1163]
         		 Once every year these mountain sheep are mustered down from mount Lienster where they are sorted into different groups according to age, sex and weight. The farmers start at first light in order to make it back down off the mountain before nightfall. The terrain is too hard for any vehicle and would be a near impossible task without the help of their trusted sheep dogs. The sheep have just reached the foot of the mountain where the rest of the journey to the sorting yards is by a very narrow public road. : by craigd999, Views[1896]
     
    As Peter Cullen (cattle and sheep farmer) relaxes in his favourite chair he tells me what life was like when he was a ‘young fella’. “It was a three mile walk to school which was done in their bare feet from April through to Sept. In them days school bags were made out of a sack with a string to carry it across your shoulder. Many kids didn’t stay in school for very long, most children coming from a farming community would leave at the age of 13 or 14 to start farming.”: by craigd999, Views[1161]
     
     
     
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         		 Cliffs of Moher: by aantonijaa, Views[105]
     
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