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Congratulations to all on Explore with yesterdays image of the jetty at Ballycastle and all the activity around it. Reading all the information that emerged made for a great days entertainment. Fogra Bia In all the wonderful commentary our old friend O Mac stood out and it was the general consensus among the Marys that he should be the recipient of the Virtual Sticky Bun! Enjoy!!

I think it is 13:10, but I could well be wrong ...

"Cox and Co. Pianos and Organs" Nominative determinism!

beachcomber australia That is funny!

The tram service started towards the end of 1898 and was a subsidiary of BTH The ‘vulture of Dartry’ was, of course, involved as contractor for the line and later as chairman.

The entrance to the 1907 Irish International Exhibition, Ballsbridge. See archiseek.com/2012/1907-irish-international-exhibition-du... for a better copy of same image. Built on 52 acres that Lord Pembroke had promised to the Pembroke District Council for a public park, lying between the River Dodder, Morehampton Road and Clyde Road. The site later became Herbert Park. All that remains of the exhibition is the pond which was part of the water slide and one of the two bandstands, the other going to Bray.

Suck Diesel My first instinct was Harcourt Street as well but that arch, which looks so elegant, is all wrong! Morning Mary will have to make adjustments.

Swordscookie Looks like some palace from the days of the Raj, except for the heavy overcoats. There are much better versions of this image on internet than this one.

There's some info on Reckitt's Blue here.

Happy Christmas to all.

1910ish?

National Library of Ireland on The Commons Thank you for the 'virtual sticky bun with extra stickiness'. Bang goes the virtual diet! It's #WorldPhotographyDay (Friday 19/08/2022) And 13:39

is that a small dog on the road aligned with the wall clock at left .... or just a bigger than usual pile if pooh ?

One minute later at 13:40 ...

CORRECTION! It's the same image. Detail re-found.