February 10, 1967.
From the National Library of Ireland:
Mallow North Junction, Co. Cork .This includes some random birds perching on the telegraph pole, and I think one in the bare branches of a tree. Oddly enough, it’s very rare to spot birds in our photos.
Plopped this one down on the train station in Mallow pro tem, so if anyone knows exact co-ordinates for Mallow North Junction, you know what to do!
There are 6/7 of these padlocked posts in a Coillte Forest near Watergrasshill, does anyone know what they are for ? twitter.com/noelyc/status/…
— Cllr Noel Costello (@noelyc) February 7, 2012
1) Secret septic tank?
2) A mini fracking rig?
3) Primitive cricket stumps?
4) A thing?
The Rock Bar, Gilabbey Street, Cork.
Open late.
January 26, 1970.
From the National Library of Ireland:
A mirror image of this image up the hill from the early 1900s
Can you identify the makes of all the visible veh-icles?
National Library Of Ireland Flickr Stream
Someone didn’t know Opera Lane was pedestrianised lol #fail #cork twitter.com/greentothebone…
— Ross O’Brien (@greentothebone) January 25, 2012
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRmTVbujiQw
How to make proper (Barry’s) tay.
By Cork’s Máirtín de Cógáin.
In front of a somewhat bemused audience in St. Paul, Minnesota.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdLuIRSpcsQ
Ireland’s tallest building, like.
Louisa Heckett writes:
Thought you might be interested in this,
Finally someone uses the Elysian (idle towers)
