Saturday.
Declan McAnallen tweets:
Beautiful Spring morning on Bull Island, Poolbeg chimneys in all their glory.
Meanwhile…
Yesterday.
Rémi writes:
Foggy over Dublin port…
Save Poolbeg.
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Saturday.
Declan McAnallen tweets:
Beautiful Spring morning on Bull Island, Poolbeg chimneys in all their glory.
Meanwhile…
Yesterday.
Rémi writes:
Foggy over Dublin port…
Save Poolbeg.
Lovely photo.. can’t help seeing the dioxin machine.. burning 24/7 365… and the people of Dublin are the dilution..
To each their own but I personally have never found those two chimney stacks a thing of beauty. Anywhere around the world they would be a symbol of pollution. Tourists would not be flocking to see them and do not understand the connection it represents to people. I guess its iconic for Dublin people and those who have lived in the area so long that it has meaning to them. Anyone else, its an eyesore.
I love ‘em. Far too many positive reasons to explain.
I can see them from my Ma’s house.
I can see them from my in-law’s house.
I can’t see them from my house and it saddens me greatly.
Can you see them from your uncle’s house?
He won’t answer the door to me.
I could see them from my house when I was growing up so seeing them reminds me of home, I love despite their usage and appearance