Dear Bill, the building looks quite fresh and friendly and I think it has a subtle Asian touch due to the shape of the roof. (Surprising for a police station and surprising for Ireland ;-)) Have a nice week! Traude https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2022/02/italien-reisebericht-ein-tag-in-florenz.html
Tive dificuldade em traduzir a palavra 'garda'... Por aí parece tudo calmo, sem problemas... I like to see the 'snowplow roof'. It's exotic to me... Good evening, Bill. ~~~~~~~
We have watched a few mystery series set in Ireland, so I knew that word and would recognize those cars. Yay, I feel bilingual (as close as I'll ever get sadly)..
It's tough job that I could not do.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a new building.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Its nice thats there but not best if you are forced to visit.
ReplyDeleteColourfull car!
ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty building. Have a happy day and a great new week!
ReplyDelete...there is no missing those two vehicles!
ReplyDeleteWow, wish bikers would be that visible! Or walkers as well... glad I´m not driving a care anymore (here).
ReplyDeleteLike that extra lighting in the roof! & a bonus..easy access to the roof. These guys know how to guard. I like how you know what that van is for, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cars!
ReplyDeleteNice capture and neat parking.
ReplyDeleteHopefully they do their jobs better than our local cops are doing at the moment.
ReplyDeleteYou can certainly see those vehicles coming, Bill!
ReplyDeleteThose vehicles are very colorful.
ReplyDeleteDear Bill,
ReplyDeletethe building looks quite fresh and friendly and I think it has a subtle Asian touch due to the shape of the roof. (Surprising for a police station and surprising for Ireland ;-))
Have a nice week!
Traude
https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2022/02/italien-reisebericht-ein-tag-in-florenz.html
Great capture.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see a nice new building (somewhat I would guess) for the police station.
ReplyDeleteThere is no missing that police van!
ReplyDeleteNo faltán vehículos en su cercanía.
ReplyDeleteCan't miss seeing that van. :)
ReplyDeleteA very colorful van.
ReplyDeleteHave a very nice new week, Bill.
wow what a colurful police van!nice !wonder how it sounds in action.HHope they was only resting and no thiefs to catch! ;)
ReplyDeleteCan't miss those cars, especially the van! I wonder if their siren is as loud, ours in the U.S. need to be louder.
ReplyDeleteTive dificuldade em traduzir a palavra 'garda'...
ReplyDeletePor aí parece tudo calmo, sem problemas... I like to see the 'snowplow roof'. It's exotic to me...
Good evening, Bill.
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Pretty nice set up.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard the term "garda station."
ReplyDeleteThat's a great paint job on the van. Hope you have a fantastic week!
ReplyDeleteI recently learned garda was the police, right? (The things you pick up, watching Brit tv!)
ReplyDeleteI do know that garda means police and that certainly is a colorful vehicle outside the station.
ReplyDeleteNice architecture blending with the surroundings.
ReplyDeleteBella fotografía. Te mando un beso .
ReplyDeleteWe have watched a few mystery series set in Ireland, so I knew that word and would recognize those cars. Yay, I feel bilingual (as close as I'll ever get sadly)..
ReplyDeleteParece um edifício recente! Mais uma excelente partilha! Abraço!
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