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infomatique > Flower in Peoples\' Park Photographed in Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin.
infomatique > DUNLAOGHAIRE HARBOUR Dun Laoghaire is situated near Dublin in Ireland. It began as a small fishing village, but since the 19th Century, it has become part of the sprawling suburbs of our capital city. Despite this, it has managed to retain some of its individuality.
infomatique > TRENT CLASS LIFEBOAT The Royal National Lifeboat Institution operates around the coast of the island of Ireland. The RNLI is a registered charity which exists to save lives at sea. It provides, on-call, the 24 hour lifeboat service necessary to cover search and rescue requirements to 50 miles out from the coastline of Ireland and the United Kingdom. There are currently 44 lifeboats stationed at 39 different harbours in Ireland. All lifeboat men and women are volunteers.
infomatique > STENA EXPLORER Stena Explorer Operates on the Holyhead-Dun Laoghaire route. Technical facts: Gross tonnage: 19 638 t LOA: 127 m Beam: 40 m Draught: 4.8 m Speed: 40 knots Ship type: HSS 1500 (High-speed Sea Service) Passenger capacity: 1 500 Car capacity: 360 Freight capacity: 900 lane metres Built/last rebuilt: 1996 Shipbuilder: Finnyards, Finland Port of registry: London Flag: British Engines: 2 x GE LM 2500 2 x GE LM 1600 gas turbines kW/horsepower: 68 000 kW
infomatique > FREE ENTERTAINMENT IN DUN LAOGHAIRE Dun Laoghaire is a very historical town. It used to be a small fishing village located on a rocky coast near Salthill, which was renowned for its production of salt. The original village, called Dunleary was situated near the beginning of the present West Pier. The present inner harbour, known as the coal harbour, dates from that time of the 18th Century. It consisted of seventy dwellings or cottages and was a very compact little village. All that remains of Dunleary is a row of 15 houses, including %u2018Purty Kitchen%u2019 and the Coal Harbour Pier. However, during that time, there was also another pier which was in the form of a curve. That pier is now buried beneath the railway line. There used to be a sandy cove running up to the site of the former %u2018Fun Factory%u2019, which was closed recently. Now, all that land has been reclaimed and built on. In Dunleary during the 18th Century, there used to be a famous coffeehouse which was very popular with tourists and people on day-trips from Dublin. The small harbour used to dry-out at low tide but it was considered an important departure point for England. Dun Laoghaire is still an important port, however the present journey time of 1½ hours does not compare to the 22 hours then!
infomatique > STENA EXPLORER Stena Explorer Operates on the Holyhead-Dun Laoghaire route. Technical facts: Gross tonnage: 19 638 t LOA: 127 m Beam: 40 m Draught: 4.8 m Speed: 40 knots Ship type: HSS 1500 (High-speed Sea Service) Passenger capacity: 1 500 Car capacity: 360 Freight capacity: 900 lane metres Built/last rebuilt: 1996 Shipbuilder: Finnyards, Finland Port of registry: London Flag: British Engines: 2 x GE LM 2500 2 x GE LM 1600 gas turbines kW/horsepower: 68 000 kW
infomatique > STENA EXPLORER Stena Explorer Operates on the Holyhead-Dun Laoghaire route. Technical facts: Gross tonnage: 19 638 t LOA: 127 m Beam: 40 m Draught: 4.8 m Speed: 40 knots Ship type: HSS 1500 (High-speed Sea Service) Passenger capacity: 1 500 Car capacity: 360 Freight capacity: 900 lane metres Built/last rebuilt: 1996 Shipbuilder: Finnyards, Finland Port of registry: London Flag: British Engines: 2 x GE LM 2500 2 x GE LM 1600 gas turbines kW/horsepower: 68 000 kW
infomatique > FERRY MOVING VERY FAST Stena Explorer Operates on the Holyhead-Dun Laoghaire route. Technical facts: Gross tonnage: 19 638 t LOA: 127 m Beam: 40 m Draught: 4.8 m Speed: 40 knots Ship type: HSS 1500 (High-speed Sea Service) Passenger capacity: 1 500 Car capacity: 360 Freight capacity: 900 lane metres Built/last rebuilt: 1996 Shipbuilder: Finnyards, Finland Port of registry: London Flag: British Engines: 2 x GE LM 2500 2 x GE LM 1600 gas turbines kW/horsepower: 68 000 kW
infomatique > HERE IT COMES In theory power is supposed to give way to sail but when this vety large ferry arrives in Dun Laoghaire harbour all the yatchs move as far away as possible.
Flower in Peoples\' Park
Photographed in Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin.
> Flower in Peoples\' Park Photographed in Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin.
Flower in Peoples\' Park
Photographed in Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin.
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