Yesterday.
Sandymount, Dublin 4.
Save Poolbeg.
(Thanks Ultan Mashup)
Sandymount, last evening.
Katie Killeen tweetz:
Meanwhile, Dublin continues to knock my socks off
Save Poolbeg.
Update: It’s Clontarf! (see comments)
Saturday. Poolbeg Lighthouse, Dublin.
(Thanks Stephen Devine)
Dawn at Sandymount Strand, Dublin yesterday (before the rain).
(Thanks Stephanie Mc Ardle)
Sandymount Strand Dublin yesterday.
(Thanks Luke Brennan)
Meawnwhile…
@broadsheet_ie Monday morning in Kefalonia beats it X10 pic.twitter.com/DOiYhAYFUy
— Sean Hyland (@EndTheEU) March 20, 2017
Ah here.
Sandymount Strand, Sandymount, Dublin 4.
Ann Marie Boylan writes:
At lunchtime yesterday. FIVE of these went racing past. Gardai arrived soon after these were taken…
Update:
A ‘Ringsend Car’.
Bickerstaff writes:
The vehicles in your Sandymount Chase post reminded me of the original ‘Ringsend cars’ once used to transport passengers across the soggy mudflats of Dublin Bay – a stretch described by one visitor as ‘one of the most horrible stinks of filth I have ever encountered‘.
The cars were simply made and consisted of a frame formed with an axle between two wheels and a bench supported on two shafts slung between them. A bumpy ride!
Francis Elrington Ball, in his History of Dublin, records extremely competitive races by the car drivers on Sandymount strand on their days off.
Pic: South Dublin Libraries