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Knockastolar National School Co. Donegal

April 18, 2017 4272 × 2848 Knockastolar National School, Knockastolar townland, Co. Donegal

Knockastolar National School Co. Donegal

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Getting the last few orders of The Deserted School Houses of Ireland together for UK posting! The last day for orders within Ireland is December 18 - if you would like a copy you can place your order here: https://wp.me/p4MbWx-1qp Also available from all good bookshops and from online outlets #architecture #photography #history #heritage #irish #geography #archaeology #abandonment #localhistory #urbex #heritageireland #rurex #georgian #georgian #edwardian #ruralireland

Thanks @GabbyMonaghan for this piece in The Irish @independent.ie @Indo_LIFE Magazine on the work of documenting abandoned school houses. The Deserted School Houses of Ireland book is available in all good bookshops and from online outlets. @collinspress https://t.co/Y58JFt4mOM #architecture #photography #history #heritage #irish #geography #archaeology #abandoned #localhistory #rurex #urbex #heritageireland

Thanks to Garreth Byrne and Ireland's Eye for kindly reviewing The Deserted School Houses of Ireland from @CollinsPress Available now in all good bookshops and from online outlets

Here's a fresh post to the Disused Schools Blog this afternoon; it features an unusual two-storey national school near Ballygar in East Co. Galway, once attended by the well-known band leader Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore (1829 – 1892), who is famous for penning the lyrics to the song 'When Johnny Comes Marching Home' whilst serving in the Union Army during the Civil War #archaeology #architecture #urbex #rurex #ruralireland #edwardian #geography #photography #heritage #heritageireland #history #localhistory #georgian #galway #countygalway #ballygar https://endaoflaherty.com/2018/11/26/tryhill-national-school-trihill-east-townland-co-galway

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