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    St Patrick's Day Parade - One of the local marching bands.: by milko_rosie, Views[1269]
         		 St Patrick's Day Parade - The balloon man. Not far from taking off.: by milko_rosie, Views[1114]
         		 Huge beautiful tree on the hill at Newgrange. : by mazystar, Views[623]
         		 Close up of the entrance - with Neolithic art on the big rocks out the front. The doorway is VERY low down. They must have been much shorter 5000 years ago. That hole above the door is there because once a year the sun shines a beam of light directly into the tomb. Pretty incredable but few see it. There's actually a lotto to get a ticket and something like 35,000 people a year put their names down. Only 100 people can win and even then that doesn't guarantee it'll be sunny!!: by mazystar, Views[814]
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         		 St. Peter's Church, Drogheda, County Louth. This might be St. Peter...but I'm really not sure: by mazystar, Views[454]
         		 The beautiful interior of St. Peter's Church in Drogheda, County Louth.: by mazystar, Views[683]
         		 Crazy-eyed Jesus. St. Peter's Church, Drogheda, County Louth.: by mazystar, Views[367]
         		 This is the preserved head of Saint Oliver Plunkett who was martyred at Tyburn in England for his faith in 1681. Seriously - this is a dudes real head. Shame it's such a bad photo, but you get the idea. It's a head. St. Peter's Church, Drogheda, County Louth. : by mazystar, Views[1602]
     
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         		 The entrance to New Grange passage tomb. Obviously it didn't have the stairs when it was first built.: by mazystar, Views[225]
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         		 The beautiful country side of County Meath.: by mazystar, Views[219]
     
    These rocks are placed all the way around the base of the structure. Must have been a bitch to get them up the hill before the invention of the wheel!: by mazystar, Views[223]
         		 Neolithic art on the rocks at the base of the tomb building.: by mazystar, Views[718]
         		 The house on the hill. (Artsy sepia shot...): by mazystar, Views[235]
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         		 Stunning!: by mazystar, Views[220]
         		 The Newgrange passage tomb building in County Meath. Originally built between 3300 and 2900 BC, which means that it is over 5,000 years old and pre-dates both the Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and Stonehenge. : by mazystar, Views[215]
         		 Billy Connelly cark park sign!: by mazystar, Views[231]
     
    Eoin and Heather at New Grange in County Meath.: by mazystar, Views[236]
         		 Cute lil' robin.: by mazystar, Views[221]
         		 The River Boyne.: by mazystar, Views[198]
         		 Bridge over the River Boyne.: by mazystar, Views[237]
         		 Eoin and Heather drinking tea at New Grange.: by mazystar, Views[249]
     
    Club Coppers.: by mazystar, Views[265]
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         		 A tiny one person BMW! You open the FRONT to get in! : by mazystar, Views[1015]
         		 Church of Mary Immaculate Refuge of Sinners. : by mazystar, Views[483]
         		 Grand Canal.: by mazystar, Views[360]
     
    Church of Mary Immaculate Refuge of Sinners. : by mazystar, Views[457]
         		 Church of Mary Immaculate Refuge of Sinners. : by mazystar, Views[442]
         		 Dilapidated Georgian style doors. The house on the left was on sale for one and a half MILLION euros! 11/02/2009: by mazystar, Views[1148]
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         		 Grand Canal.: by mazystar, Views[364]
     
    Huge Georgian style doors - Merrion Square.: by mazystar, Views[504]
         		 Oscar Wilde monument in Merrion Square Park.: by mazystar, Views[466]
         		 The 1855 to 1878 home of Oscar Wilde. The house its self is no longer open to the public, only to students of the American College Dublin. I think it should be open to the public!!: by mazystar, Views[474]
         		 Christchurch Cathedral.: by mazystar, Views[406]
         		 Christchurch Cathedral. The cathedral was begun in 1038 by King Sitric Silkenbeard, the Danish Viking King of Dublin. The ruins of the first building are in the foreground and the current building (which has been restored many times) is in the background.: by mazystar, Views[626]
     
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