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<p>EI-LRF A321XLR Aer lingus Seen taxiing for departure on runway 28R in Dublin</p>

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<p>EI-NSD A320 NEO Seen taxing for departure on 28R in Dublin</p>

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<p>B-324X China Eastern A359 Seen taxiing on runway 34 after arrival in Dublin .</p>

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<p>I love old castle and abbey ruins, and the 12th C. Cistercian Corcomroe Abbey in County Clare turned out to provide a wealth photographic interest — hence the number of shots in this grouping.</p>

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<p>I love old castle and abbey ruins, and the 12th C. Cistercian Corcomroe Abbey in County Clare turned out to provide a wealth photographic interest — hence the number of shots in this grouping.</p>

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<p>View down the north side of the pass in County Clare known as Corkscrew Hill, descriptive of the road that traverses it. It drops into a small fertile valley, which is surrounded by the Burren, a unique geological feature of Ireland.</p>

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<p>I love old castle and abbey ruins, and the 12th C. Cistercian Corcomroe Abbey in County Clare turned out to provide a wealth photographic interest — hence the number of shots in this grouping.</p>

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<p>I love old castle and abbey ruins, and the 12th C. Cistercian Corcomroe Abbey in County Clare turned out to provide a wealth photographic interest — hence the number of shots in this grouping.</p>

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<p>I love old castle and abbey ruins, and the 12th C. Cistercian Corcomroe Abbey in County Clare turned out to provide a wealth photographic interest — hence the number of shots in this grouping.</p>

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<p>Purple Tansy and Crimson Clover</p>

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<p>It got too dark to take photos this evening - or so we thought. Had some craic, never tried light painting before!</p>

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<p>I took a little liberty with the colour grading of these pictures - thought a bit of colour might help them pop.</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/36844288@N00/55493365129/" title="Leaves from the Biscuit Plant : publicity booklet : W. & R. Jacob & Co. Ltd. : Dublin : nd [ca.1930] : biscuits crisp and fragrant"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55493365129_c7f2341927_m.jpg" width="240" height="183" alt="Leaves from the Biscuit Plant : publicity booklet : W. & R. Jacob & Co. Ltd. : Dublin : nd [ca.1930] : biscuits crisp and fragrant" /></a></p>

<p>A charming booklet issued by the Dublin biscuit manufacturer's W. & R. Jacob giving details of the company's history over eighty years and describing the process of making, packing and distributing their range of biscuits from the city centre bakery then situated on Peter's Row and Bishop Street. The company had moved to this location in 1853 but the origins go back to 1851 and a baker's shop in Waterford. At the time of publication the company was still family owned.<br />
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The company were highly successful, developing lines such as Cream Crackers in 1885 and, in 1897, the Puff Cracknel. Much of their output was sold abroad and in 1914 they opened a major new bakery in Aintree, Liverpool, to help supply British markets. When the Irish Free State was formed the company effectively split; W. & R. Jacob & Co. (Liverpool) Ltd. for the UK market, later known as Jacob's Bakery Ltd., and the original concern still based in Dublin. In later years both Jacob's concerns underwent complex acquisition and mergers. The Irish company merged with Boland's Bakery in the 1970s to form Irish Biscuits Ltd., and in 1973 moved to a factory in the Dublin suburb of Tallaght. This latterly under the management of Fruitfield/Valeo closed the Tallaght plant in 2009 and all Jacob's Irish products are now manufactured abroad and imported; the opposite of what Jacob's of Dublin had done for so many years.<br />
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The booklet, produced for the company by McConnell's Advertising Services of Dublin, also give a glimpse into staff recruitment and working conditions including training and recreational activities; the latter included recreation grounds, swimming baths and roof top gardens and it belies the founder's Quaker origins somewhat like the Cadbury's at Bournville.</p>

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