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Early evening at Sandycove
by Ian Paterson
Nice light for reflection.
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Old Victorian Baths, Dun Laoghaire
by colwynboy
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6-8 Martello Terrace, Kingstown (Dun Laoghaire)
by D Gore
In about 1865 Richard Mayne of H5624 : Glynch House, Newbliss, and its history and his wife Louisa Coote chose this house by the sea to retire to. Richard, the oldest of nine surviving Mayne children born at H5916 : Freame Mount, Cootehill, and its early history, had been a successful land agent in the north. He had... (more)
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The James Joyce tower
The James Joyce Tower was one of a series of Martello towers built to withstand an invasion by Napoleon and now holds a museum devoted to the life and works of James Joyce, who made the tower the setting for the first chapter of his... (more)
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The Martello Tower, Sandycove
Home of James Joyce for a while: the opening pages of "Ulysses" take place here.
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Bench Mark, Sandycove
by Rossographer
Cut bench mark on an old granite post at Sandycove beach, Dublin.
The mark has been levelled to 3.57m above MSL.
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Steps at the Forty Foot Bathing Place
by Aleks Scholz
Forty Foot is a very comfortable swimming place - the access to the sea is guaranteed at all tide levels through convenient steps and ladders, plus a range of benches protected from the elements no matter where the wind is coming from.... (more)
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View across Dublin Bay towards Dalkey from near the Poolbeg Mole
by Eric Jones
The prominent peak in the centre is the well known Great Sugarloaf mountain.
The island, on the left, with its prominent Martello Tower, is Dalkey Island.
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Sea Urchin sculpture at Dun Laoghaire
by Kay Atherton
The promenade at Dun Laoghaire has many attractive sculptures. In the background are terrace houses which once would have been guest houses and small hotels.
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Remains of Lido, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland
A lot of work is still going on along the promenade. The remains of an old swimming pool can be seen on the left.
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James Joyce Tower
by Malcolm Neal
Taken on film in 2002.
The James Joyce Tower and Museum from a different angle.
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Beach at Sandycove Point |
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