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    pearceing sunlight through a dark barn: by michaellawler, Views[487]
         		 the golden hour at its best this lone swan making its way up the river shannon cougt my eye: by michaellawler, Views[337]
         		 Some seagulls fighting about their dinner at the harbour of the fishing village on the peninsula Howth, just north of Dublin, Ireland. It looked like they were dancing a dance before they attacked each other with an unspoken command. The harbour is full of little boats, fishers and tourists but with the view to the islands offshore, the territory of all kinds of birds and seals, you are always reminded how humans interfered.: by weltenbummler, Views[509]
         		 An old forgotten boat, just lying there at the northwestern shore of Ireland, Donegal. It is an unreal place, far off the beaten tourist tracks, altered by clouds, sun and rain every minute. Boats have a very romantic aspect, merging very well with the landscape.: by weltenbummler, Views[409]
         		 A long long time ago a castle was build on this cliff at the northwestern shore of Ireland, in Donegal. The castle was abandoned a long time ago and now is an attraction in a very remote area; mostly serving locals as a spot to enjoy life.: by weltenbummler, Views[668]
     
    Some Irish sheep, grazeing the lands and eying everybody coming by trying to take pictures of them doing their work. Unnecessary to mention that I lost the staring contest. Those two build a nice contrast and obviously, the black sheep isn't always the outsider.: by weltenbummler, Views[447]
         		 winter sunrise where every little object has tiny frost patterns on them: by michaellawler, Views[317]
         		 orb of fire which took me all night to do burning myself and almost th bush in the process: by michaellawler, Views[414]
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         		 The Cavan ice breakers on Christmas day. The annual break the ice tradition 2012: by wanderlustkiera, Views[364]
         		 St Ann's Church Dawson Street in Dublin, Ireland: by kiah, Views[187]
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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[917]
         		 Chinese man working away in Dublin: by misslaricajournal, Views[359]
         		 Bewley's Grafton Street Café: by misslaricajournal, Views[297]
         		 Chinese man working away in Dublin: by misslaricajournal, Views[312]
     
    The Temple Bar, most popular bar in the area fo Temple Bar: by misslaricajournal, Views[317]
         		 Bewley's Grafton Street Café: by misslaricajournal, Views[317]
         		 Trinity College: by misslaricajournal, Views[251]
         		 The Temple Bar, most popular bar in the area fo Temple Bar: by misslaricajournal, Views[222]
         		 The Samuel Beckett Bridge, designed to evoke the image of the Irish harp: by misslaricajournal, Views[222]
     
    Trinity College: by misslaricajournal, Views[228]
         		 The Samuel Beckett Bridge, designed to evoke the image of the Irish harp: by misslaricajournal, Views[291]
         		 Chinese man working away in Dublin: by misslaricajournal, Views[236]
         		 Bewley's Grafton Street Café: by misslaricajournal, Views[273]
         		 The Temple Bar, most popular bar in the area fo Temple Bar: by misslaricajournal, Views[277]
     
    Trinity College: by misslaricajournal, Views[218]
         		 The Samuel Beckett Bridge, designed to evoke the image of the Irish harp: by misslaricajournal, Views[293]
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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[538]
         		 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[569]
         		 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[905]
     
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