“it’s only snow”
Laura Gaynor writes:
I don’t know if you’ve seen this video (of Alan Lally in Sligo reacting to the snow in Sligo), but it will enrich your life
Wait for the snow-flecked buddha.
Tag Archives: sligo
Caitlín Nic Aoidh tweetz:
Dochreidthe! Radharc as Iascaigh i gCo. Shligigh a thóg Fionn Rogers tráthnóna!
Something about this afternoon in County Sligo being unbelievable.
Thank heavens for Google Translates Junior Cert Irish
Ballyconnell, 18 November 2014.
Dónal Egan writes:
I think the coast guard pilot knew I was shooting a time lapse video
‘Ol blue beard country.
Thanks Dónal
Update:
Achill this evening. pic.twitter.com/9y55RLSYxP
— Adrian Weckler (@adrianweckler) November 19, 2014
The WB Yeats statue on Stephen Street in Sligo.
By Pat Rooney.
Thanks Annie West
Gulp.
Awesome waveage at Mullaghmore, Co Sligo yesterday.
Thanks Allan Dixon
Previously: Mullaghmore on Broadsheet
Eek.
Thanks Eileen Magnier
Our application for licence for a craft beer experience at the Sligo fleadh was rejected – the @TheVFI_IrishPub reckon craft beer is a (1/3)
— The White Hag (@whitehagbrewery) July 31, 2014
‘phase that will die out’ and objected on behalf of 5 local pubs who feel we would detract from their business during the fleadh, with (2/3) — The White Hag (@whitehagbrewery) July 31, 2014
300k people in town! Thoughts? @sligotourism @sligocraftbeer @SligosBuzzin @sligoevents @SligoChampion @sligoweekender @OceanFmIreland (3/3)
— The White Hag (@whitehagbrewery) July 31, 2014
Fight!
*spills tay*
Calry, Co Sligo!?
Splutter.
There is a disused factory measuring approximately 20,700 square metres situated to the rear of the house. In 1969 an Italian company, Snia, which produced nylon yarn, bought Hazelwood and built this factory for 500 employees. In 1983, Snia closed down and the factory was sold on 4 years later to Saehan, a South Korean company that manufactured video tapes and were credited with developing the world’s first MP3 player in 1997.
Hazelwood Demesne, Calry, Co. Sligo (Property.ie)
Thanks Annie West
Cazamaline writes:
Ballisodare Bay and Knocknarea, taken from the foot of Slieve Da Ein, Sligo.
Ballygawley, Co Sligo at the weekend.
Annie West writes:
“There’s a load of work being done to make really nice walks in and around Sligo. Signs say ‘no motorised vehicles‘ Then this eejit (above) comes along.”