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Shack on the beach

Girl looking at Howth Lighthouse on the East Pier from the West Pier with Ireland's Eye island in the distance, Howth Ireland

Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Ireland. September 30,2016. Old abandoned buildings with graffiti painted onto the walls in the city of Dublin, Ireland. Yard is littered with trash. Graffiti artist unknown.

humorous sign on the wall of a derelict property in Kilkeel, County Down, Northern Ireland

Derelict tenement building in Dublin's inner city.

inside of a rusted metal grain silo

A soldier searching for a man (who is hiding under a basket in the corner): 19th century Irish life, from

The cobbled streets of Henrietta Street, Dublin, ireland, a street of Georgian town houses built in the 1700s which became a tenement slum in the 19th century.

A small, sinister and empty alley in Cork, Ireland.

homeless man in the city with the tent in Dublin, Ireland

14 Henrietta Street,Dublin, Ireland. A museum chronicling the history of this building from a fine Georgian townhouse to a slum tenement building.

Power lines Ireland

4th April 2019, Dublin, Ireland. No 14 Henrietta Street is a Dublin museum with the most intact collection of early to mid-18th century houses in Ireland, from Georgian townhouse to tenement dwelling.

Engine Alley street sign in English and Irish language in the Dublin Liberties area of the city centre.

26th September 2019, Dublin, Ireland.14 Henrietta Street on the Northside of Dublin is a Georgian townhouse and former tenement building that now operating as a museum.

Stone is used in the construction of Irish huts, but the type most prevalent on the Dingle Peninsula is the corbelled, drystone hut usually referred to as a clochaun or Clochan

A lock on a blue warehouse door.

Big green trashcans in the side of the forest this is where trashes and garbage are being thrown in Ireland

Comments:

Moksha Rainbowlight said:

yeah!

2012-12-30 18:51

Dianna Richards said:

Beautiful shot!

2011-02-25 00:02

Jonathan Hall said:

wow, very pretty

2010-01-01 11:34

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