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         		 Stunning!: by mazystar, Views[186]
         		 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[179]
     
    Billy Connelly cark park sign!: by mazystar, Views[191]
         		 Eoin and Heather at New Grange in County Meath.: by mazystar, Views[207]
         		 Cute lil' robin.: by mazystar, Views[181]
         		 The River Boyne.: by mazystar, Views[169]
         		 Bridge over the River Boyne.: by mazystar, Views[203]
     
    Eoin and Heather drinking tea at New Grange.: by mazystar, Views[213]
         		 Club Coppers.: by mazystar, Views[229]
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         		 A tiny one person BMW! You open the FRONT to get in! : by mazystar, Views[866]
         		 Church of Mary Immaculate Refuge of Sinners. : by mazystar, Views[346]
     
    Grand Canal.: by mazystar, Views[260]
         		 Church of Mary Immaculate Refuge of Sinners. : by mazystar, Views[325]
         		 Church of Mary Immaculate Refuge of Sinners. : by mazystar, Views[315]
         		 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[995]
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    Grand Canal.: by mazystar, Views[226]
         		 Huge Georgian style doors - Merrion Square.: by mazystar, Views[361]
         		 Oscar Wilde monument in Merrion Square Park.: by mazystar, Views[323]
         		 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[336]
         		 Christchurch Cathedral.: by mazystar, Views[265]
     
    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[396]
         		 This is a memorial in The Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Square. Dedicated to the memory of
         		 This is a memorial in The Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Square. Dedicated to the memory of
         		 Birth place of The Duke of Wellington - Merrion Square. : by mazystar, Views[358]
         		 St. Stephens Green. : by mazystar, Views[272]
     
    Bust of James Joyce in St. Stephens Green. : by mazystar, Views[314]
         		 Memorial to the Great Famine of 1845-1850 by Edward Delaney - St. Stephens Green. : by mazystar, Views[1028]
         		 Spring daffodil. :) : by mazystar, Views[237]
         		 Bronze statue of Theobald Wolfe Tone, the leader of the 1798 rebellion.: by mazystar, Views[313]
         		 This is the Fates Statue in St. Stephen's Green - a gift from Germany to Ireland as a thank you for their help supporting children affected by WWII: by mazystar, Views[511]
     
    Statue of Arthur Edward Guinness, 1st Baron Ardilaun in St. Stephens Green. He commissioned the rebuilding of St. Stephens Green in 1877 and opened it to the public. Until then it had only been open to local residence. : by mazystar, Views[2267]
         		 A cold day in St. Stephen's Green.: by mazystar, Views[230]
         		 Cool Dublin street art.: by mazystar, Views[316]
         		 Ireland Museum of Art : by samrubin79, Views[255]
         		 Old Ireland Jail: by samrubin79, Views[341]
     
    Dublin Sphere of Light: by samrubin79, Views[576]
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         		 Some random Dubliners: by samrubin79, Views[165]
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    Dublin Airport Under Construction: by samrubin79, Views[271]
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         		 Cliffs of Moher: by samrubin79, Views[153]
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    Low at the bottom of the Knoydart mountains, the rivers carve deep into the earth, exposing old rocks, sculpted and shaped over the centuries. Much of Knoydart is owned by the John Muir trust, and we are so lucky to be able to walk freely across this landscape. It is our duty to preserve these wildernesses for future generations.: by timwhiting, Views[340]
    Low at the bottom of the Knoydart mountains, the rivers carve deep into the earth, exposing old rocks, sculpted and shaped over the centuries. Much of Knoydart is owned by the John Muir trust, and we are so lucky to be able to walk freely across this landscape. It is our duty to preserve these wildernesses for future generations.

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