300 feet up (by parker severns)

Image taken in Dublin, Ireland on 14.06.2011

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"I can see the fuckin future!"

Ireland

Growing up...Irish language theatre - is it time to stage a revival?:

While spoken Irish is encouraged in many sectors of society, theatre seems to be lagging behind in staging Irish language productions, but there are hopeful signs for the future, writes Caomhan Keane. (click headline/title to read more)

They always fall apart.

Just do stuff on the spur of the moment.

I’m going to fly to Ireland. Don’t know when.

Just when I get bored. Then I’ll see what happens when I’m there.

Sounds like fun to me.

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Location: Tourmakeady, County Mayo, Ireland

300 feet up (by parker severns)

Built in 1816, the cast-iron Ha’Penny Bridge in Dublin,...

Almost looks like a heaven and hell. Another Abbey in Ireland.

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Cemetery on Inis Mór, Aran Islands, Ireland

Cliffs of Mohar (by Delta Vacations)

sunset in Skerrries

DUBLIN BIKES………….one of the better things in Dublin by D464 2011/5/13

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Built in 1816, the cast-iron Ha’Penny Bridge in Dublin, Ireland is simply magnificent. Formerly called “The Wellington Bridge,” this is the first iron bridge in the country. Connecting the Temple Bar and Lower Liffey Street, thousands pass by here every day. It’s most beautiful at night, when it’s nicely illuminated.