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Tag Archives: Hell Fire Club
Welcome to MontPelier Hill
Situated on the summit of Montpellier Hill, at 1275 feet above sea level and overlooking the city of Dublin with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, there resides the ruins of an old hunting lodge from the 18th century. Is … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Devil, Dublin, Hell Fire Club, Ireland, Montpelier Hill, Mountains, Murder, Nikon, Occult, photographer, Photography, Satan, Travel
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Re-work Wednesday 45
OMG, It was only when I was thinking about this post that I realized there are only several weeks left till the dreaded big C! I cant believe how fast this year has gone by. For this weeks instalment I … Continue reading
Posted in Re-work Wednesday
Tagged Dublin, Ed Mooney Photography, Hell Fire Club, Ireland, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Re-work Wednesday, ruins, Travel
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Colmcille’s Well
This place really brings back memories, as a kid I remember spending many summer days up at the Hell Fire Club up on Montpellier hill. It was a good hour and a half of a hike and we would spend … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Historical, Landscape, Legends, Nature, People, Photography, Places of Interest, Sacred Well
Tagged Augustinian, Bullaun Stone, Celtic, Cross, Fr. Doyle, healing, Hell Fire Club, Holy Well, Montpellier Hill, Old Ballycullen Road, Pat Murray, Postman, Priests, Rag Tree, Sacred Place, Shrine, St. Colmcille, tallaght, Tradition
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Hell Fire Club
The Hell Fire Club, Perched high on a mountain-top overlooking the city of Dublin, is undoubtedly the area’s most famous landmark. I remember when during the summer holidays a group of us would often spend the day here after hiking … Continue reading
Posted in Historical, Photography, Places of Interest
Tagged 1275 feet, 1735, 18th Century, Arched, Boulders, Butter, Cairn, Castletown, Celbridge, Destroyed, Dublin Mountains, Earl of Rosse, Grand Master Mason, Hell Fire Club, Hunting Log, landmark, Legend, Montpelier Hill, Monument, Neolithic, Occult, Richard Parsons, Roof, Satan, Scaltheen, Speaker Connolly, Standing Stone, Stone age, Summit, tallaght, Tomb, Whiskey
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