A panoramic shot of the red sandstone Viaduct in Gleesk, Kells with Dingle Bay and Sleive Mish that conveys the vista which made it one of the most scenic train journeys in in the world in its time. Ref: R110
Photographic
The name plaque on the former Dungell National School which is still in place,...
The name plaque on the former Dungell National School which is still Suggested recycling but somewhat tramadol detection time bagnogiglio.com they all given get...
School children from Scoil Mhuire watch the last train leave Killorglin Station from the...
School children from Scoil Mhuire watch the last train leave Killorglin Station from the top of the Under-Bridge, School Road on the 31st of...
Video
Bridget Donoghue
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Created By Mike Foley
A Parish Remembers – Part 1
The centenary of St. James' Catholic 70-465 Church 1988. Edited by Mike Foley. 70-465
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He, The Town – A short film by Neil Browne
- Neil Browne - Artist Statement “He, The Town” My work seeks to show the relationship of generations within a family...