25 January, 2017

W.B. Yeats

this hotel is right behind the bus station in Sligo


24 comments:

  1. Remember getting off the train in Sligo when I was a kid

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  2. Hoi Bill, dat is mooi geregeld voor de gasten.
    Groet Kees.

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  3. Guy looks very modern. Always amazed about the sewer pipes on the outside. Strictly forbidden by regulations here in the Netherlands.

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  4. A beautiful portrait of Yeats, a few years ago I visited his grave.

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  5. How cool. We have just finished watching Michael Portillo's Train Journey to Sligo (BBC2, last Thursday). Plenty of mention of Yeats.

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  6. I learned "An Irish Airman Forsees his Death" when I was at school. I can still quote most of it.

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  7. i like this hotel! glad your surgery went well!!

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  8. Moville must get many tourists Bill, many lovely hotel choices.
    P.s. I'm so happy all went well with the cataract operation, I knew you would be thrilled Bill!

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  9. I'm glad the operation went well. I love the poster of Yeats. Very nicely done.

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  10. So glad your surgery was successful, Bill!
    That's a great poster of Yeats - love his poem 'The Isle of Innisfree'.

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  11. That's quite a mural/poster. Congrats on a successful operation. That surgery certainly made a difference in my life.

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  12. Good to hear that your surgery went well, Bill.
    The hotel looks inviting!

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  13. The same color as yesterday's hotel!

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  14. Wonder if they keep his book in the rooms.

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  15. "Great Southern" rings a bell. I think there are are a few of them in Ireland? Nice portrait of Yeats.

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  16. Good ol' Yeats: "There are no strangers here; Only friends you haven't yet met."

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  17. Nice. And I note that the hotel is a Great Southern. In the 1970s we went to Ireland three times, and stayed in some Great Southern hotels then. (Most of the time we stayed in B&Bs.) The Great Southern hotels were pretty fancy and were our splurges.

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  18. ...it's interesting that some of the plumbing appears to be on the outside of the build.

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  19. I read Yates in high school and was spellbound. His house is near Balls Bridge Road in Dublin, not far from Crowe's Pub.

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  20. Hotel bonito com ótima localização. E ótima foto.

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