Showing posts with label ballina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ballina. Show all posts

01 September, 2024

08 February, 2021

monday mobile mural

came across this car back in Ballina in 2019. 

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11 November, 2019

monday mural

saw this mural like painting ad as the bus was passing by the building.


linking up with Sami's Colourfulworld

04 November, 2019

monday mural

A guy who was passing through the area when we were photographing this mural  shared the history depicted in the mural.  He said that in the past, before they built the stairs and stuff along the river, guys would go out with their nets four times a day to catch salmon. It would then be brought out at a hut at the edge of the river. The mural depicts such a scene.






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31 October, 2019

28 October, 2019

monday mural

this mural was part of the Ballina Fringe Festival held earlier this month.  They painted a series of murals and this was one of them. 





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24 October, 2019

bus washer machine

the bus going through the process of being washed.  The tall metal machine maneuvers on the yellow track and the bus moves forward when it's required.  First time I ever seen this being done.



22 October, 2019

20 October, 2019

nephin mountain

is the second highest mountain in Connacht. Nephin means ‘heavenly’ and the views you can get from it are no contradiction to the name. (Info courtesy of IBUD website)
The river you see is the River Moy and it runs through Ballina where this photo was taken.


Info courtesy of IBUD website

08 November, 2018

30 October, 2018

the coffee vine

a cute coffee shop entrance which I didn't enter.
tone street
ballina, co. mayo


24 October, 2018

22 October, 2018

jackie clarke collection

poster like advertising the exhibition of materials of the Easter Rising from the Jackie Clarke Collection
Jackie Clarke (1927-2000) was a Ballina business man and a genius collector of Irish historical material.  In 2005 his widow, Mrs Anne Clarke, gifted his collection to Mayo County Council for the people of Ballina, Mayo and Ireland