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Tag Archives: tallaght
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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The Sunday Post – Lady of the Forest
Its not often that I get a chance to post at the weekends, three kids can keep life quite hectic and with some recent drama on a personal level it gets even harder. But this weekend we have stayed up … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Photography
Tagged Anniversary, Capturing History, Challenge, Halloween, Ireland, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Samhain, Spooktacular, tallaght, Travel
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St Maelruains Tower
You might recall my previous visit to St. Maelruains in Tallaght back in 2013. It’s a fantastic site, full of history which dates back to the eight century and a religious settlement built on the outskirts of what would become … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Photography
Tagged Dublin, Ireland, Medieval, Nikon, photographer, Photography, St. Maelruain, Tallafest, tallaght, Travel
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More Media Coverage
Once again it was a treat to see another one of my previous articles being recycled for inclusion in the local Tallaght Echo newspaper as part of the weekly ‘Love Tallaght Outdoors’ series. Previous articles included have been Ballymount Castle and Colmcille’s … Continue reading
Posted in Contributions, History, Photography, Published
Tagged Diary of a Ruin Hunter, Dublin, History, Ireland, Kathryn Tynan, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Published, tallaght, Tallaght Echo, Travel
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Tallafest 2015
The family spent the Friday night in Grandads house up in Dublin, as I had an early start on Saturday morning, well not exactly early, but it would have been if I had to drive up to Dublin that morning. … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Dublin, festival, Ireland, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Tallafest, tallaght, Travel
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Blast from the Past……………………
Apologies, but todays planned article has been postponed until tomorrow as I have some news, i would like to share. I finaly achieved one of my long term goals, well sort of! I got my self into a newspaper and its … Continue reading
Posted in Contributions, Diary of a Ruinhunter, Historical, Places of Interest
Tagged Dublin, Holy Well, Ireland, Nikon, photographer, Photography, St. Colmcille, tallaght, The Echo, Travel
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The Victors
Erected back in 1988, this unusual sculpture sits at the end of Main Street in Tallaght Village. Carved from limestone by the sculptor Dick Joynt, it is called the Victors. It is said to depict four adults holding children aloft … Continue reading
The Dancers
The Dancers by Antoinette Fleming is a bronze statue situated in a small pocket park at the junction of Greenhills Road and Main Street in Tallaght. The two bronze figures, linking arms in a dance swing, stand on a circular … Continue reading
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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