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- A Typical Phoenix Park Sunday
- Texter...
- Walkers...
- Lovers...
- Flowers...
- Sallins (part 2)
- Sallins, County Kildare
- Árd Oifig an Phuist/ General Post Office - Dublin
- Post Summer Blues
- Home is...(3)
- Morell Estate, Naas
- "Sallins Bridge", Sallins, Co Kildare
- "Sallins Bridge", Sallins, Co Kidare
- Sunshine & Shower = Rainbow
- Going for a spin in the Bentley
- My photographic assistant Jessica, aged 11 also sn...
- But Is It Art?
- The Parnell Monunent, O'Connell Street
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- Postcard Friendship Friday
- Home is...(2)
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- The Four Courts
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- And...
- Newsflash!!! Vikings Invade Dublin...
- Put a little Sunshine in your life...
- It's been scientifically..
- Merchant of Happiness...
- What Are You Doing Sunday?
- Artist at Work
- "Drowning in Care"
- M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I
- ...and Stamps
- Chasing Cars
- A Triumph Spitfire or possibly a GT6? It's being d...
- Break-dancer, Sráid Anraí (Henry Street)
- Home is...
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- Love's Own Sweet Song - Ronnie Drew
- Seven Pigeon's Standing On a Wall... talking,
- St Audoen's Roman-Catholic Church
- Harold Road
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- I found these two humorous postcards in O'Connell ...
- The Brazen Head - Ireland's Oldest Pub?
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- Austin Clarke - Poet
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- Austin Clarke Poem
- Austin Clarke
- One Man and his Horse
- Fómhar/Autumn/Fall
- Looking Back...
- Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
- Viva la Vida
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3 comments:
I always did mean to drop in there, you know. But it never happened. But maybe next time I'm home! Who knows?
It looks like a very cozy place.;)
I bet they serve a great Guinness.;)
The funny thing is it is considered a "tourist" pub so not many locals go there and in fact the last time I was in the Brazen Head I was a visitor to Dublin, many years ago. So I can just imagine Gaelikaa and Protege sitting on a bar stool there sone day, sipping a pint of Guinness and discussing the weather and Obama with the American tourists.
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