09 August, 2018

Killybegs Tourism College

built in 1896 as an industrial school.  The school provides business and practical training which prepares graduates for a wide variety of careers in culinary arts, hospitality management and tourism.





23 comments:

  1. Pretty building, tourism is big business now.

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  2. Sturdy no nonsense building.

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  3. Yes indeed, a handsome, grand looking building.
    I like the stone fence in front too!

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  4. ...tourism is BIG business these days!

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  5. Hope that all graduates are successful and employed. The building is SO symmetrical!!

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  6. The building looks pretty modern for being from the 19th century.
    Love that stone fence!!!

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  7. It is well maintained and impressive!

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  8. What a wonderful building.

    Great photo. God bless you, Bill.

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  9. Hi Bill.

    A beautiful building Bill.

    Groettie from Patricia.

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  10. There is a stark beauty to this building!

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  11. A very nice building for a school!

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  12. I would say that college is well attended. The graduates will have no difficulty in finding jobs anywhere in Europe.

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  13. That building looks very business friendly. It looks like it has a very serious purpose.

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  14. Neat old building, glad it is still in use as a place of learning.

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  15. Bill, your photography is wonderful! If I could get out of the kitchen and take photos of something besides food once in a while, it would be grand to photograph nothing but dry stone walls (not that we have any of those around here!).

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  16. The building's in fine shape. How nice that it's able to respond to Ireland's needs. (BTW: Have you had any problems leaving comments on my blog? A couple of people (who haven't commented much lately) have mentioned that the comment form doesn't autofill with their information. I assume (and hope) it hasn't been a problem for you, right?)

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  17. Yay for preparing people for careers. Way back when, there was a hospitality program at the University where my husband went for his graduate degree (not in that field). They put on a wonderful Brunch on most holidays. It was worth saving our pennies for!

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  18. It's a delicious piece of architecture Bill 😉

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  19. It is a nice looking building, though not very big.

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