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Casey's Hotel. Glengarriff265 views
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The Last Pint265 viewsAnna Harrington's, (Church Gate) Castletownbere
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Early Steam Trawler265 views
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Dursey Sound263 viewsFerry to Dursey Island landing at the pier on Dursey Sound
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The ‘Mistletoe’262 viewsFishing Trawler ‘Mistletoe’ moored at Castletownbere in the early 1990’s. From left to right: Gerard, Denis, Brian and David Lowney.
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Lightkeepers261 viewsOff the Fastnet
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Communion Group261 viewsMay 1971
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The Road to Glenbeg260 viewsRudyard Kipling wrote the following during a visit to Berehaven: All Ireland was new to me, and I went ashore to investigate Castletown’s street of white houses, to smell peat smoke and find Dan Murphy, owner of a jaunting car and ancient friend of the ward-room. In this quest, me and the Navigator mustered not less than half the male population of Cork County, the remainder being O’Sullivans; but we found Dan at last – old, grizzled, with an untamable eye, voluble and beautifully Celtic. ‘Will I meet ye to-morrow at Mill Cove at nine-thirty? I will. Here’s my hand an’word on it. Will I drive to Glenbeg for fishing? I will. There’s my hand an’word on it. Do I mean it? Don’t I know the whole livin’fleet, man an’boy, for years?
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The Old Church260 viewsThe interior of the old Church, Castletownbere. Demolished 1910 to make way for the present church
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Crowd on the Old Pier259 viewsRegatta Day
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Magpies258 viewsThe Magpie team of 1915
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The Barracks258 viewsWest End, Castletownbere early 1900's
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Bere Island. 1903258 views
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Dursey Island257 viewsPloughing on Dursey Island in the 1930's
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Spillanes Bar257 viewsSisters Teresa and Julie Spillane. West End, Castletownbere. Early 1900’s
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The Nabro256 viewsThe Irish Lights Vessel 'Nabro' off the Little Skellig. She served the south west coast lighthouses between 1926 to 1949
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