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Whiddy Island NS Co. Cork 1887 Doorway Looking in

April 1, 2016 5152 × 3864 Whiddy Island National School, Trawnahaha townland, Whiddy Island, Co. Cork

Whiddy Island NS Co. Cork 1887 Doorway Looking in

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Here's another updated post to the Disused School Houses Blog. This one features Scoil Bride Culaid near Moville in Co. Donegal, built in 1931 https://wp.me/p4MbWx-12y #moville #donegal #archaeology #history #localhistory #rurex #urbex #ruralireland #ireland #geography #photography #heritage #heritageireland

Here's another updated post to the Disused School Houses Blog. This one features Kilnaboy National School in Co. Clare, built in 1884 https://wp.me/p4MbWx-QQ #kilnaboy #clare #countyclare #history #localhistory #rurex #urbex #ruralireland #ireland #geography #photography #archaeology #victorian #heritage #heritageireland

Here's another updated post to the Blog, this time from the Irish midlands; Drumlish National School in Co. Longford https://wp.me/p4MbWx-Ai https://m.facebook.com/eanna81/ #drumlish #longford #archaeology #history #localhistory #rurex #urbex #ruralireland #ireland #geography #photography

In the run-up to the launch of the Deserted of School Houses of Ireland book, I've been updating many of the blog posts with new information and stories I've received over the past four years or so. Here's the first update: Coolmountain National School, Co. Cork. Thanks to Jerome Kelly for his information on this National School. #coolmountain #cork #archaeology #history #localhistory #rurex #urbex#ruralireland #ireland #geography #photography https://wp.me/p4MbWx-b0

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