Ireland Pics

[RickFly]

can the ladies and guys of pleba please post of good quality pics of ireland?

thanx

 

[Liesje]

Never been, but here:

 

[Liesje]

 

[RickFly]

beautiful. please keep them coming. today was my first day off in two weeks and i end up sick. great photos so far please keep them coming.

 

[Liesje]

 

[RickFly]

wow. my wife and i really need to go!!! please keep them coming!

 

[digsy]

only got dublin pics but they're pretty cool (well i think so!)


o'connel street

from the top of the guinness storehouse

the river liffey

 

[digsy]

and the important stuff

windmill lane wall

the black stuff

something familiar about this sign perhaps??

sorry the pics are so huge - couldnt be arsed to resize them!

 

[RickFly]

the bigger the better. ouch that didnt sound good. i may use some for some cover art thats why the big picures are great.

 

[BonoFox1]

Thank you for the Ireland pics as well as Dublin..I cant wait to go some day!!

 

[Liesje]

Now THAT ^ is cool! Soooo pretty, but at the same time I don't think I could ever live there. I'm not a country mouse

 

[Liesje]

This is kinda fun. I knew Ireland was pretty but I've never really looked at so many of these cool pics before.

 

[one4u2]

Green clovers, Blue Diamonds......

 

[Keocmb]

That's a REALLY cool picture! Wow!

The rest of these are so gorgeous. I'm getting some great desktops.

 

[one4u2]

They're magically delicious

 

[madonna's child]

Man, it's so beautiful there. Especially the countryside. It's so wild and so green. I want to go there on a honeymoon someday. All I need is a groom, a wedding, and a lot of money for the trip.

 

[Keocmb]

All I need is a groom, a wedding, and a lot of money for the trip.

 

[Fringuella]

 

[Fringuella]

 

[intedomine]

I'd love to go to Ireland. Seems like a country with a real independent culture there which hasnt been contaminated by the Amercianisation of the world (like Australia).

Brilliant landscapes I have seen in photographs and a brilliant sporting culture.....hurling and gaelic football....not really played anywhere else.


Despite the religious and political problems, i wouldn't mind settling there for a while

I remember watching Billy Connolys tour of the UK and Ireland. Kept marvelling at how amazing Ireland seemed.

 

[Lil'Bono]

http://iurxc.url.cjb.net/
Is this Dunluce Catle?

 

[Lil'Bono]

The south of ireland is lovely, but the north sucks!

 

[one4u2]

I'd love to go to Ireland. Seems like a country with a real independent culture there which hasnt been contaminated by the Amercianisation of the world (like Australia).

Brilliant landscapes I have seen in photographs and a brilliant sporting culture.....hurling and gaelic football....not really played anywhere else.


Despite the religious and political problems, i wouldn't mind settling there for a while

I remember watching Billy Connolys tour of the UK and Ireland. Kept marvelling at how amazing Ireland seemed.

Excuse me? Contaminated by the Americanisation of the world???

Ireland is a beautiful country and I can't wait to see it as well as Australia

 

[Bona Vox]

I was in Dublin this September and it was great. I like the Irish- lots of people I didn't even know talked to me. And Dublin is great- lots of pubs and within 20 minutes you are at the beach (Killiney Beach, to be exact ) Even the weather was fine...

@Fringuella
Nice pics of Temple Bar! Lived in a hotel there, next to the Hard Rock Cafe. And The Clarence is in that area, too
I really miss Dublin, hope to go there next year to see U2 playing Croke Park

 

[bammo2]

I've been to both the pubs on those photos (temple bar and the Quays in Galway)

Temple Bar is too crowded for me, but I'm just old before my time

some of my photos from this summer:

Lower Logh Erne, nr Eniskillen

the famine road, Connemara Wilderness, County Galway:

a beach in county donegal:

a view from part way up Croagh Patrick, county Mayo:

A view on Slea Head, Dingle Peninsula (county Kerry):

and BTW the north is just as beautiful as the south and is a truly special place. I spent 2 weeks in belfast in August and I LOVED it

 

[bammo2]

one more: the inscription on a famine memorial on the famine road (where I took the photo in the post above):

 

[Fringuella]

I was in Dublin this September and it was great. I like the Irish- lots of people I didn't even know talked to me. And Dublin is great- lots of pubs and within 20 minutes you are at the beach (Killiney Beach, to be exact ) Even the weather was fine...

@Fringuella
Nice pics of Temple Bar! Lived in a hotel there, next to the Hard Rock Cafe. And The Clarence is in that area, too
I really miss Dublin, hope to go there next year to see U2 playing Croke Park

I was in Dublin in July adn i lived in a hotel in Talbot Street near O'Connel Street!

 

[U2Traveller]

Well, I've seen many parts of the world, and there are a lot of beautiful parts of the world. Some parts of Ireland are pretty, but they're nothing extraordinary.

 

[Bona Vox]

@Fringuella
Did you like Dublin? And where have you been? Killiney? HQ? Unfortunately I was 2 months too late for seeing the band. 1st of July would have been a good time to go to the studios...

 

[EveClayton]

Wow really goregeous pictures.............I would like to take a trip to Ireland....... and the more u watch the pics the more u get tempted.