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<p>Airbus Flightlab A380-841 Reg: 2-JAYN parked at Shannon after painting.</p>

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<p>On the bus through Dublin</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/fotos_by_findlay/55463864777/" title="Edward Bruce — Dundalk "><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55463864777_3b217c5e7b_m.jpg" width="196" height="240" alt="Edward Bruce — Dundalk " /></a></p>

<p>Another of Dundalk’s excellent historical murals, and this one has a particularly strong Scottish–Irish connection.<br />
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The mural depicts Edward Bruce, younger brother of Robert the Bruce. Edward landed in Ireland with a Scottish army in 1315 and pursued a campaign against English power in Ireland. He was proclaimed High King of Ireland and is traditionally said to have been crowned at Dundalk in 1316. His campaign ended at the Battle of Faughart, just north of Dundalk, where he was defeated and killed on 14 October 1318. <br />
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This particular portrait is part of Dundalk’s remarkable SEEK urban-art project, which uses murals to bring figures from the town and County Louth’s history, mythology and culture onto the streets. Edward Bruce has actually inspired more than one SEEK mural in Dundalk — an indication of the importance of the Bruce story locally. <br />
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The mural works especially well at this scale: Bruce appears almost ghostlike across the entire gable, the medieval crown picked out in gold against the predominantly black, white and deep-red composition.<br />
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<b>Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland — July 2026</b></p>

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<p>Ireland</p>

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<p>Galway</p>

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<p>Galway</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/crunchie-carruthers/55463730791/" title="Glossy Ibis (Plegadis falcinellus)"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55463730791_fc20d816a5_m.jpg" width="240" height="180" alt="Glossy Ibis (Plegadis falcinellus)" /></a></p>

<p>Tacumshin Lake, <br />
County Wexford, Ireland, <br />
08-04-2023<br />
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Scientific classification<br />
Kingdom:Animalia<br />
Phylum:Chordata<br />
Class:Aves<br />
Order:Pelecaniformes<br />
Family:Threskiornithidae<br />
Genus:Plegadis<br />
Species:P.falcinellus<br />
[FR] Ibis falcinelle | [DE] Brauner Sichler | [ES] Ibis Castana | [NL] Zwarte Ibis <br />
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spanwidth min.: 88 cm<br />
spanwidth max.: 105 cm<br />
size min.: 55 cm<br />
size max.: 65 cm<br />
Breeding<br />
incubation min.: 20 days<br />
incubation max.: 23 days<br />
fledging min.: 26 days<br />
fledging max.: 23 days<br />
broods 1<br />
eggs min.: 3<br />
eggs max.: 6<br />
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Physical characteristics<br />
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Unmistakable because is the only species in Europe with greenish-black plumage, long black legs and long curved bill. The size is bigger than 50 cm. Characteristic wetland species, breeding colonies are usually mixed with other herons. Birds may feed tens of kilometres from the breeding colonies. The Glossy Ibis feeds mainly on aquatic animals. Migrant.<br />
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Habitat<br />
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Characteristic wetland species, breeding colonies are usually mixed with other herons. Lakes, swamps, lagoons, sewage ponds, rivers wet meadows and irrigated cultivation. Roosting sites in large trees often far from water. Nests in freshwater or brackish wetlands, usually in tall dense trees or in low trees or bushes over or near water.<br />
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Other details<br />
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Plegadis falcinellus is a patchily distributed summer visitor to southern and southeastern Europe, which accounts for a tiny proportion of its global breeding range. Its European breeding population is relatively small (10%) overall. Consequently, it is provisionally evaluated as Declining.<br />
This bird has a nearly cosmopolitan but very fragmented distribution. In Europe it breeds in the Mediterranean regions, the Balkan Peninsula and the eastern parts of the continent. The population of the European Union comprises 52-89 breeding pairs, which represents only 0.5% of the total European population. Being fairly unpredictable in the occupation of its breeding sites, its trends are often difficult to assess, but globally it has undergone a strong decline since the latter part of last century, and its breeding area have definitely contracted. This trend seems even to have been accelerated during the last few decades. The main reasons for this are wetland reclamation, hunting and disturbance of breeding colonies</p>

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<p>Liberties Fun Run 2026</p>

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<p>Some images from a recent tour of Ireland. My mate from the UK came across to Ireland and we started the tour from Wexford. On tour we took in Waterford, Cork, Clare, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Donegal, Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow, and finished up again in Wexford</p>

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<p>Some images from a recent tour of Ireland. My mate from the UK came across to Ireland and we started the tour from Wexford. On tour we took in Waterford, Cork, Clare, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Donegal, Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow, and finished up again in Wexford</p>

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<p>Some images from a recent tour of Ireland. My mate from the UK came across to Ireland and we started the tour from Wexford. On tour we took in Waterford, Cork, Clare, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Donegal, Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow, and finished up again in Wexford</p>

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<p>Some images from a recent tour of Ireland. My mate from the UK came across to Ireland and we started the tour from Wexford. On tour we took in Waterford, Cork, Clare, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Donegal, Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow, and finished up again in Wexford</p>

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<p>Some images from a recent tour of Ireland. My mate from the UK came across to Ireland and we started the tour from Wexford. On tour we took in Waterford, Cork, Clare, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Donegal, Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow, and finished up again in Wexford</p>

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<p>Some images from a recent tour of Ireland. My mate from the UK came across to Ireland and we started the tour from Wexford. On tour we took in Waterford, Cork, Clare, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Donegal, Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow, and finished up again in Wexford</p>

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<p>Some images from a recent tour of Ireland. My mate from the UK came across to Ireland and we started the tour from Wexford. On tour we took in Waterford, Cork, Clare, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Donegal, Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow, and finished up again in Wexford</p>

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