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by Val Byrne
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In the late 1800s Bray was connected with Dublin by rail which opened up a huge influx of city folk from dirty ole Dublin to enjoy the seaside... more
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In the late 1800s Bray was connected with Dublin by rail which opened up a huge influx of city folk from dirty ole Dublin to enjoy the seaside benefits. A walk along the Prom. a swim in the sea. Lollips, Baloons and all now available.!! only half an hour away.
For illustrated TOURS OF IRELAND, finding your VISUAL ROOTS,and more , all using the images in this site Remember behind every image there is a story which is not possible to illustrate in a gallery context. www.irishlinksworldwide.com Welcome to My Ireland I was born in Dublin and attended University College Dublin graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. After a short spell of working in London I returned to Ireland and set up an architectural practice which was very successful. After becoming a member of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland I was elected a Fellow in 1985. In the early 70’s the practice expanded overseas and eventually had offices in Nigeria, Sudan and Libya along with doing work in...
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