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- Mercedes-Benz 250
- Spring - what Spring?
- The Best Fed Swans
- Dollymount Strand
- Dollymount Strand
- Faces of St Patrick's Day
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- Today On Henry Street
- Down By The River
- Sunday Evening - Phoenix Park
- War Memorial Gardens
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- Daffodils
- Saint Patrick's Day - part 3
- Saint Patrick's Day - part 2
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- Lá Naomh Pádraig / Saint Patrick's Day, Dublin 2010
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- Our Lady of Dolours, Glasnevin
- Our Lady of Dolours viewed from different angles
- Spring - Botanic Gardens
- National Botanic Gardens - Robin & Squirrel
- It's a Dogs Life (at the Horse Market)
- The Horse Market Part 2
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- Smithfield Horse Market
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- Dublin's "Chinatown"
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- Dept.of Education Building, Marlborough Street
- Ashford, Co Wicklow - Spring Has Arrived!
- On Your Bike
- Dún na nGall (Donegal)
- Top photo: Loch AltanBottom photo: An Mhucais (Mu...
- Top photo: An Eargail agus an Chláidigh (Errigal m...
- North Great George's Street
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3 comments:
Beautifully modern. It looks almost as if it would belong in the mountains somewhere.
Here spring is standing on the threshold.;)
Have a lovely weekend dear friend,
xo
Zuzana
I'm not a great lover of modern churches but that one at least has some character.
The 'beauty' of the Glasnevin church, like many buildings, depends on your perspective. As a home owner on Mobhi Drive directly across the Tolka from the church its a blight that blocks the view of the Dublin mountains and as a perishioner it is a pracitical problem to keep heated or cooled. It replaced the very modest but greatly loved "woodener" and hopefully will shortly reach its use-by date.
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