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W49453: Boyne - Autumn at Ardmulchan:
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W49453: Boyne - Autumn at Ardmulchan


W42613: Mayo - Clew Bay at Dawn:
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W42613: Mayo - Clew Bay at Dawn


W42786: Connemara - Kylemore Lough:
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W42786: Connemara - Kylemore Lough


W46795: Clare - Cliffs of Moher:
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W46795: Clare - Cliffs of Moher


W29853: Donegal - Inlet at Glencolmcille:
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W29853: Donegal - Inlet at Glencolmcille


W40764: Dublin - Four Courts:
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W40764: Dublin - Four Courts


W27942: Kerry - Dingle Pensinsula:
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W27942: Kerry - Dingle Pensinsula


W42324: Antrim - Dunluce Castle:
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W42324: Antrim - Dunluce Castle


W30665: Drogheda - Boyne Viaduct: The Boyne Viaduct, Tarbhealach na Boinne in gaelic, is a 100 foot high railway bridge that crosses the River Boyne in Drogheda. It carries the main Dublin to Belfast train. It was designed by Sir John McNeill and was completed in 1855. It was considered one of the wonders of the age and is still a very beautiful bridge. This photograph was taken in the early morning from the west or seaward side, looking towards the town of Drogheda.
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W30665: Drogheda - Boyne Viaduct


W21048: Virginia - Loch Ramor: Loch Ramor is a beautiful lake in County Cavan by the lovely town of Virginia. This is an evening scene on a very calm winter`s day. In the foreground is a crannog, an artificial island created in ancient times using piles of alder logs and brushwood in the shallows of a lake. Earth was piled on top and a settlement of huts built inside a strong wooden palisade fence. The crannogs were usually accessed in round skin-covered boats called curraghs.
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W21048: Virginia - Loch Ramor


M20707: Kildare - Japanese Gardens:
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M20707: Kildare - Japanese Gardens


W28740: Wexford - Hook Head at Sunrise:
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W28740: Wexford - Hook Head at Sunrise


M17981: Glendalough - Upper Lake: Glendalough, in the Wicklow Mountains, gets its name from the Irish language. Gleann da locha literally means `Glen of the two lakes`. Glendalough was an important monastic site founded by St Kevin in the 6th century. This is a view of the upper lake - in the foreground can be seen ruins of the miner`s village - lead was mined here in the 19th century.
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M17981: Glendalough - Upper Lake
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