Yeats quote

seen on the way to Sligo University Hospital for my cataract surgery last month. 

I will be moving house on the first of March and I'll be back as soon as I am connected with internet again.  We will still be in Moville so hopefully it won't take long.

the main street mural

in Buncrana by artist Andrew Garvey-Williams.  The mural depicts scenes around Buncrana 

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heading north

storm doris

paid us a visit and brought gusty winds, rain and hail.   The view is from the sitting room window.

fire station

and its drill tower in the back which is used for routine exercises and training.

the house

behind the rusted fence.

moville

 view from the pier

buncrana garda station

one of the newer Garda Stations on the Inishowen Peninsula.

lough foyle mural

Located on the corner of New Rd and Malin Rd (R238).  I don't know who painted this but I like it.

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the old coastguard station

in Buncrana

beside the tower are the extensions (the white buildings) that were added later and are now rented out as houses.

food for thought

a health food store with a therapy room for massages located in Buncrana.

heading home

just off the fishing boat at the pier.

flowers

outside the door.

coal delivery

some people still use coal for heat.  We have an electrical storage heater which is nice.  It comes on at night when the electricity rates are lower and stores the thermal energy and releases the heat during the day.  Those bags you see being carried are between 40kg.

happy valentine's day

courtesy of the moville coastal walk
images taken during the past summer when walking the coast.

seagulls

on the lookout and some piled rocks someone stacked up on the shore.
photo taken two weeks ago.

the corn store

originally built in 1902, converted in to apartments 1997 and dedicated in 1998.

etchings depicting some history of the times when it operated as a corn store

 an apparatus from the old days, maybe it helped to grind the grain

the plaque commemorating the official opening

the men's shed

of Moville.  You can read more about men's sheds in Ireland here.

the fence

one the better ones along the shore walk.

hazy and misty

on my morning walk

windy and deserted

on a chilly morning

inish adventures

proposal for a first floor extension

kaleidoscope of colour

located on Foyle Street.  The project for this mural was undertaken in 2011.  It was part of an innovative new urban arts project which quite literally allows local teenagers to add a splash of colour to their community. 
Internationally renowned Philadelphia-based graffiti artist Ernel Martinez recently hooked up with budding painters from the Moville Family Resource centre and the Playhouse in Derry before tackling a wall between Gillen’s supermarket and the Allied Irish Bank.  The new wall is a kaleidoscope of gaudy colours, arranged in the style of a stained glass window. 

Info courtesy of the Inishowen News

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getting ready

planting the seeds

the seahorse

sitting at the back of the pier with other boats maybe waiting to be serviced.

the back of the cabin

killybegs harbour

linking up with skywatch friday

a wee building

down by the pier, no idea what it is used for

CDP theme day - loving life

sharing the moment together.

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