A bubble rises in Dublin.

But where?

Lines close at 6.30am

Thanks James Murray of Stillpix

Fiendishly difficult.

Lines close at 12.30

UPDATE: Yes, It’s…

Anyone?

Lines close at 11am

Yesterday morning.

But where?

Lines close at 11am

UPDATE: Yes the answer is Tramore, Co Waterford, as advertised on this 1945 postcard:

Via Waterford County Museum

Circa 1900.

You’ll never get it.

Lines close at 1pm

Update: Via Archiseek.com:

Temporary gateway erected for the visit of Queen Victoria to Dublin in 1900. A ceremonial affair, the Queen was to enter the city boundaries and be given the keys to the city by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen. Described in The Irish Times as “the old city gates, a handsome representation of which is to be erected at the entrance of the municipal boundary at Leeson Street Bridge [Dublin].

 

Thanks Sibling

Blimey.

Yes.

But where?

Lines close at 6pm

Lines close at 12.30pm.

Update: It’s Gdansk Airport. Taken last night by Aidan Mannion “with a gigantic hangover”.