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River Corrib, Galway, Ireland
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Pirate Boat at Claddah Quay
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Work Boat at Dun Aengus Dock
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Ship at Dun Aengus Dock, Galway
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Ship at Dun Aengus Dock, Galway
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Ship at Dun Aengus Dock, Galway
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Swan and Cygnet on River Corrib, Galway
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Swan Family on River Corrib, Galway
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Swan and Cygnet, River Corrib, Galway
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Swan Family on River Corrib, Galway
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Buttermilk Lane, Galway City, Ireland
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The pedestrian street (and apparently also the bike path) along Eyre Square, Galway, Ireland
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A messy little patch of ground near the Spanish Arch.
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Water main access cover on the street in Galway City, Ireland.
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Tourists strolling along the pedestrian streets in the late afternoon in Galway, Ireland.
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Little door in St. Nicholas Anglican Church, Galway, Ireland. This is the largest parish church (not counting cathedrals) in Ireland. Built around 1320.
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Alter in St. Nicholas Anglican Church, Galway, Ireland
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Window by Mayer & Co., Munich. "Taking in the Stranger" (l); "Ascension" (cntr); "Good Samaritan" (r).
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Window by Mayer & Co., Munich. (1883) Left to right: Christ as Good Shepherd, Raising of Jairu's Daughter, Agony in the Garden, Christ Blessing the Children, Risen Christ Appears to Mary Magdalene.
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Window by Earley & Co., Dublin. (1946) Transfiguration.
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In St. Nicholas Church, Galway. The faces and hands of several of the carvings in the chruch have been broken off. It is believed that Cromwell's soldier's are responsible.
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Carving in the wall of St. Nicholas Church, Galway.
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Carving in the wall of St. Nicholas Church, Galway.
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Tunes in the Church. Irish music concert in St. Nicholas Church.
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Taken outside Tigh Chóilí looking in
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The placement of ribbons on the Wolfe Tone Bridge in Galway City is sort of a cross between the Cologne Love Lock bridge and an Irish sacred tree.
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View of the River Corrrib from a window in the Fishery Watchtower Museum.
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Version The Fishery Watchtower Museum which explains the history and importance of fishing to Galway.
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Katie's Claddagh Cottage, which is actually newly built using the originial building methods and materials as the original Claddagh cottages.
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Katie's Claddagh Cottage, which is actually newly built using the originial building methods and materials as the original Claddagh cottages
