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Tag Archives: History
St. Valentines Day Train Crash
At about 14:30hrs the no 17 arrived at its destination, but when the brakes were applied, the engine kept moving. There was speculation that the 26 fully laden carriages combined with wet leaves on the tracks contributed to the brake … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Historical, History, Photography, Places of Interest, Street Photography
Tagged #Photographer, #Photography, Crash, Dublin, HArcourt Street, History, Ireland, News, St. Valentines Day, Train
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Dublin’s Walking Dead
Set on the Customs House Quays opposite Georges Dock and the Famine Museum is a rather haunting set of sculptures known as the Famine Memorial. I remember the first time my kids saw them, they were like ‘’look Daddy it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Historical, History, People, Photography, Places of Interest
Tagged Custom House Quay, Dublin, Famine, History, Ireland, Memorial, photographer, Photography, Rowan Gillespie, Ruinhunter, Sculpture, Travel
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Diseart Diarmada & the Romanesque Arch
Hidden away in the small village of Castledermot in Kildare you will find a surprising mass of historical sites with a heritage that goes back over 1200 years. Castledermot or Diseart Diarmada to give it its original Gaelic name, means … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Photography
Tagged Castledermot, Heritage, History, Ireland, Kildare, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Romanesque, St. Diarmait, Travel
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Maigh Reichead Castle
The crumbling ruins of Maigh Reichead Castle have fascinated me for many years. As you travel the M7 towards Portlaoise you will notice the ruins of this once fine castle rising up over the horizon. After passing it by on … Continue reading
Posted in Castles, Photography
Tagged Castle, Fitzgerald, Gaelic, History, Ireland, Laois, Medieval, Morett, Nikon, Norman, photographer, Photography, ruins, Travel
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Capturing History Challenge Week 19
Welcome to the final Challenge of 2015. What a year it has been, with the generous submissions from fellow bloggers, we have traveled to so many wonderful parts of the globe and hopefully enjoyed the history behind the images. So … Continue reading
Posted in Capturing History Challenge
Tagged Bell Tower, Burrow Mump, Castle, Challenge, England, History, Ireland, photographer, Photography, Spain
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Inside the Secret Garden
Located in the current Dominican Priory of Tallaght, on the grounds of the former Archbishop’s Palace, there is a hidden walled garden. Within this garden there is a beautiful tree lined walkway which runs from North to South, known as … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Neolithic, Photography
Tagged Ancient, Bullán, Domnican, Dublin, Friars, History, Ireland, monastery, Nikon, photographer, Photography, priory, Stones, tallaght, Travel
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Capturing History Challenge Week 15
Welcome to Week 15 of the Capturing History Challenge, an boy have we got some treats in store for you this week. As always each image has a unique historical connection which I so look forward to reading about every … Continue reading
Capturing History Challenge Week 14
Welcome to Week 14 of the Capturing History Challenge. Where the only thing guaranteed is a selection of gorgeous images from around the world each with their own unique and fascinating historic connections and perhaps a tale or two. Kicking … Continue reading
Posted in Capturing History Challenge, History, Photography
Tagged Cambodia, Challenge, England, historical, History, India, Ireland, Medieval, photographer, Photography, Spain, Temple, Tomb, Travel
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The Round Tower of Kildare
It has been a long time since I last visited the magnificent Round Tower in Kildare Town. Located a few meters away from St. Brigid’s Cathedral, it really is one of the most impressive Round Towers in the country. In … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Photography, Round Tower
Tagged Cathedral, History, Ireland, Kildare, monastery, Nikon, round Tower, St. Brigid, Travel
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