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- Field Of Yellow
- The Papal Cross, Phoenix Park
- Old Building, Grangegorman
- 1816 ad
- I'm Looking For The Man In The Mirror...
- These Dogs Take Some Licking!
- Rouge
- An Apple a day...
- Eat plenty of fruit...
- Today I saw this Starling busily devouring an appl...
- Disused Baths at Clontarf
- Blue Monday
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- At Strabane
- The General Post Office, Dublin
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- An Mhucais (Muckish Mountain)
- Dollymount
- Boys Just Wanna Have Fun
- Bloomsday
- The Grand Canal, Sallins
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- Walk that ...
- Ferret
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- Prátaí
- Prátaí (Potatoes)
- Oh I do like to be beside the seaside...
- My Chinese Friends
- Marvellous Mosaic
- Hmmm....
- Bull Island
- Pedestrians crossing...
- And Cyclists...
- Leaving Bull Island
- Sunday In The Park
- Bádaí (Boats)
- Dollymount and Howth
- Dollymount Strand
- Big Jim
- Light at the end of ...
- Dublin's Ethnic Shops
- Saving for a ...
- Animal Rights Protesters
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2 comments:
I used to be terrified walking over as a child, being able to see the sea through the gaps in the planks.
When I visited last week the bridge had been refurbished and all the timber replaced, but I remember a few years ago when it was in really bad decay. All the planks were rotting and there were bits missing but now it looks really well.
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