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I lived in glasnevin in they late 70s came from wicklow at 14 to work in buttercrust jamestown rd gone a long time now how our country has changed 😢

that's Steven

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I can't believe it's been a year already. Thanks for bringing attention to this.

Nice art

Beautiful bird

It's beautiful but too beautiful for clergyman.?????

I'm from laois

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Any benches there?

Very interesting

What's the matter with his voice??🥴

Thanks bro, shits tough fr 😭💀🙏

Hi All don't forget to check out part 1 of the video you can find it on my channel Irish Nature and History thank you

Check out the other videos on Irish Nature and History and you will get the joke 😅

I was there in May of this year. It's a fascinating island to explore on foot. I wrote up a trip report on TripAdvisor. www.tripadvisor.ie/ShowTopic-g186591-i88-k14780381-Trip_Report_Inishbiggle_Island-Ireland.html

Nice

Lenin Vladimir is the man painted.

Is that today

Cool 😎

Nice

So glad that you posted this video. My husband and I are going to Ireland in September We'll be there for 3 months and will be staying in Ballina, Co Mayo for a week, This is certainly on our bucket list.

Nice! ❤

Would like to see the 30 second video? Please let me know and I will upload later today?

Some people at the time,believed that it was the British who bombed the north strand,in an effort to get Ireland involved in the war.

Lovely looking bird

Nice

Beautiful

Such a cute squirrel 😍

You are out and about early! Nice

What a cute squirrel!❤

Wish her well

Love this momument Thank you

Amazing photo ❤

Has anyone ever seen a more beautiful sunset. I use to get the bus to Howth to visit my Aunt and Uncle in Howth railway atation about 40 years ago, I was the country cousin lol. Mu uncle Tommy Cleary was the Station Master, good times.

Thank-you!

love it!

Reminded me of Hannah Hawkswell who was found by a film crew living a solitary life in the Yorkshire dales.

what Language is this wow is this what my ancestors sounded like amazing...

I didn't know, he set up the Dubliners, but I do now, cheers.

"Nobody goes visiting to other peoples houses anymore" said Cáit. Visiting our neighbours as a child was normal in the early 1950s in East London. Our parents knew them and there was no problem, no phones... The same on our summer holidays going "home" (county Armagh) and being away all day at the farms of our mother or father's family. Fetlar is a remote Shetland island I visited in 1964; the people were just the same. I would walk miles and be welcome-the women always knitting.

Keep at it, try going beyond the pale, looking forward to the next edition.

Beautiful Video 💚 🇮🇪

Thought this was the start of the Simpsons. Lol

Beautiful.

U too. 👍🏻