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Thursday Doors – Dundalk Museum 2
Welcome to part 2 of Thursday Doors tour of Dundalk Museum. I thought the display of homes through the ages was so appropriate for this blog that I took a photo of every one of them, from the humble labourer’s … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, dundalk, History, Ireland, social issues, society, Thursday Doors
Tagged DundalkMuseum, HeinkelCar, IrelandsAncientEast, irishhistory, ThursdayDoors
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Thursday Doors – Coffee and History
Thursday Doors brings you a virtual coffee with a dash of history this week. Sitting in the cafe next to the Tourist Information Office in the center of Dundalk is a great way to start off a tour of the … Continue reading
Thursday Doors – Old Town Hall
Cavan’s old town hall features in this week’s Thursday Doors. It has recently been given a makeover and looks so much better. No longer the town’s administrative building it’s now the Town Hall Cavan Arts Centre, where courses and events … Continue reading
Thursday Doors – Cavan County Museum 10
Welcome to part 10 in the Cavan County Museum series of Thursday Doors. This one is dedicated to a young man in my husband’s family, his grandfather’s older brother, who lost his life in the first world war. His name … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Historical buildings, History, Ireland, social issues, Thursday Doors, Travel, videos
Tagged CavanCountyMuseum, Dublin1916, DublinFusiliers, EasterRising, HulluchWW1, ThursdayDoors
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Thursday Doors – Ballycastle
Carrying on from last week’s Thursday Doors, here’s a few more photos from Ballycastle. Not only is the food fantastic in the Bay CafĂ© but the view is also pretty amazing, with plenty of ‘floating’ doors to see. There’s also … Continue reading
Posted in Art, boats, food, History, Ireland, nature, social issues, The Good Things in Life, Thursday Doors, Travel
Tagged Antrim, Ballycastle, CausewayCoast, FairHead, irishhistory, MalcolmRobertson, TheChildrenofLir
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Thursday Doors – The Poorhouse (3)
Thursday Doors this week brings an end to the Poorhouse series. Part 3 will hopefully show you the size of the plot these buildings take up and give you a little more history of the place. The Master’s rooms, surgery, … Continue reading
Thursday Doors – The Poorhouse (2)
Following on from last week’s Thursday Doors, these are some photos of one side of the Bawnboy workhouse site. I took them as I made my way towards the rear of the buildings. Some of the roofs are still in … Continue reading
Posted in castles and ruins, Cavan, Historical buildings, History, Ireland, nature, social issues, Thursday Doors, Travel
Tagged BawnboyWorkhouse, Cavan, ThursdayDoors, travelireland
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Thursday Doors – The Poorhouse (1)
The Bawnboy workhouse, often referred to in the old days as the poorhouse, is the subject of this week’s Thursday Doors. You can see a glimpse of it in the first photo and it’s one of the largest workhouses that … Continue reading
Thursday Doors – The Navvy Bank
While visiting one of my sisters recently, she suggested a stroll to the Navvy Bank in search of Thursday Doors. We timed it so as to catch the colour changes in the sky as the sun was going down and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, boats, History, Ireland, nature, social issues, Thursday Doors, Travel, victorian society
Tagged Art, dundalk, NavvyBank, sculpture, SSDundalk, ThursdayDoors, WW1
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Thursday Doors – Bon Voyage
This will be the last of Thursday Doors from Derry for a while and as it has a seaport with a long history, I thought it would be nice to give you a brief glimpse into its interesting past. But … Continue reading
Posted in Art, boats, Britian, food, History, Ireland, photo challenges, social issues, Thursday Doors, Travel
Tagged DerryCity, emigration, PykeNPommes, ThursdayDoors, travelireland, WW2
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