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Horse Fair at Ballinasloe in 2015 – Garristown would have looked something like this

Tomás Ó Cárthaigh 21st July 2016 604 × 255 pixels

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Looking back…

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Today's Top 5

King Billy and The Pope 4 views
Tenalach 2 views
Address to my Feathered Friend 2 views
To One Side I Must Cast My Pen 2 views
The Workings of Smear Mill 2 views

Top 7 last 7 Days

Lovers of Valdaro 10 views
Betrayal of the Brothers Grimes 10 views
Address to my Feathered Friend 9 views
Tenalach 8 views
Rose Among the Weeds 8 views
Saint Fechin was no Feckin Saint 8 views
Santa’s Sleigh Got Taken Down By A Windmill 7 views

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