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Robertson group in trap

Athlunkard Bridge, Limerick

  • oregan.ellen560 said:
    The building of Athlunkard Bridge began in June ,1826 and was completed December 1830. It connects Limerick City and Co. Clare. James and Richard Paine were the architects. Cost of bridge £7,000.
  • gercusack said:
    Picture shows - The toll house at Arthlunkard bridge Limerick. Those wishing to enter the City coming from Co. Clare paid a half -penny and those with a horse and cart paid one penny. The tolls were lifted in the year 1884.
  • Niall McAuley said:
    The toll house is still there, see Streetview
  • Niall McAuley said:
    2019:Athlunkard Bridge, Limerick 2019
  • Niall McAuley said:
    Geohive 25" OSI map link

Wolves in traps, 1909-1918

  • In Memoriam: budderflyman said:
    These photos show the absolute horror of steel traps. These animals lived in North America long before we did and they have to hunt in order to survive. Trapping, period, is a horrible "Sport". Animals will often chew their own legs off to survive, but, of course, will soon bleed to death. It may come to the surprise of some people, but fellow mammals feel pain just as we do as we have similar nervous systems. Just because they cannot talk does not mean they cannot feel pain.