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Catch Dr Peter Dennis talking about the fascinating research on the Dyfi and other sites in Wales and Ireland undertaken by ECHOES on Curlew and Green White fronted Geese. Tonight 6:45pm https://t.co/fC011QHsEE
https://t.co/WD1vkZzkRq

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2021-11-17

The Prime Minister, Lord Liverpool, is believed to have decided on the need for a new leader at Dublin Castle after previous episodes of violence. One name being mentioned is Marquess Wellesley (pictured), the older brother of the Duke of Wellington. Both were born in Ireland.

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2021-11-16

Brothers Grimm liked Thomas Crofton Croker's 'Fairy Legends & Traditions of the South of Ireland (1825-1828)' so much they translated it into German, in Leipzig, 1826! Irische Elfenmärchen; Irish Elven Tales. Contained this illustration of The Banshi of Bunworth

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2021-11-16

We’re officially half way through the 30 Day Squat Challenge! Thanks so much to everyone taking part, your dedication will make an incredible difference to Breast Cancer patients all across Ireland!


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2021-11-16

Mark O’Neill
‘Cattle Grazing’
Oil on canvas
18” x 14”

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2021-11-15

another painting in the Scenes in Search of Character series, I’ll revisit the series in the coming months, looking back I really like the paintings that resulted and feel there may be a few more to be discovered in the aether

Poundland Painting (oil on plastic)

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2021-11-15

Check out this cover to WASTELANDER'S STARLORD by RTE superstar and future President of Ireland , due out in late December!

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2021-11-14

I’m fascinated with hares & rabbits. The former are native to Ireland & are traditionally described as changelings. They are said to change into women & should not, as a result, be eaten! They’re also often used to describe athleticism - ‘lepping like a hare’

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2021-11-14

🐰Heya there! I'm Brutus.🐰
🌟Welcome to my art blog🌟

I'm a trans male illustrator from Ireland
my art style ranges from cute animals to disturbing horror.
But I hope to make comics and much more in the future! ❣️

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2021-11-14

Stormy blow the All Blacks away in Dublin! 👏👏👏
https://t.co/DYWhpEK51o

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2021-11-14

13 Nov 1643: Charles I appoints James Butler Earl of Ormond as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland He was sworn in on 21 Jan 1644 (NPG)

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2021-11-14

1870 Scarce Book ~ Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by Thomas Crofton Croker.

More info:
https://t.co/guiMFTpAI4

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2021-11-13

It's been more than a month since my last drawing. I've been vacationing in Ireland, so here's Daisy as sweet Molly Malone! 🇮🇪

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2021-11-13

A “post mill” a wind powered mill where the mill building rotates on a central post to take advantage of the wind direction. The earliest recorded wind mill in Ireland was probably of this type. Read more in Colin Rynne's “Industrial Ireland 1750 -1930 - an Archaeology

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2021-11-12

Squeaking in with an hour left in Thursday, huge thanks to you for running this one, brother! And huge thanks to for tagging HIS BOOYYYYYY for this installment!

I'm Wes, and I'd totally go to Ireland for the 2-week vacay!

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2021-11-12

A lovely cake for ‘The Vacuum’ in honour of 100 years of Northern Ireland. The newspaper itself should be warmly ensconced in an arty/drinky establishment near you (as long as you are living in NI)

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2021-11-12

Our tenth animal! Phew, did I say there were quite a lot of animals? I have been lucky enough to see a Dolphin in the wild. It followed the boat we were on. I think it was a bit of a local hero in Ireland, but I can't recall where it was..Can anyone help me out?

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2021-11-12