Waterford, Ireland (courtesy of Google Maps via MapCrunch)

Boats on the River Suir, Waterford, Ireland

The Rock, high above Waterford City, Ireland

Henry knew how to play to a crowd, looking down from a window at the mass of penitent rebels in the cathedral close at Exeter in 1497 and then calling out his pardon to them, provoking cries of 'God save the king'. (Steven Gunn)

after you've lived in a city that has a lot of murals and street art, you really feel it when you move somewhere that has almost none. like where are the pictures. put them back

Only the finest coffee in Ireland

viking gaming pieces, seen in Reginald's Tower in Waterford, Ireland

#OTD in 1848 – The tricolour national flag of Ireland was presented to the public for the first time by Thomas Francis Meagher and the Young Ireland Party, in Dublin.

In 1848, Thomas Meagher and William Smith O’Brien went to France to study revolutionary events, and returned to Ireland with the new Flag of Ireland, a tricolour of green, white and orange made and given to them by French women sympathetic to the Irish cause. The acquisition of the flag is commemorated at the 1848 Flag Monument in the Irish parliament. This flag was first flown in public on 1…

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WATERFORD, IRELAND.

This orange gate will not resonate to the sounds of loud exhausts from the rally cars of the WRC in 2025-2027.

Instead, local boy racers will bring the rumble through the Waterford countryside as a funding deadline will soon pass preventing the world's most famous off-track motorsport circuit from coming back to Ireland.

From the Galway International Rally 2024

Waterford, Ireland in 1915, showing recent damage from a local fire. At this time, Ireland was technically part of the United Kingdom.

Millennium Plaza,, Waterford, Ireland

A woman from Contae Phort Láirge, Ireland, c. 1890s

c1929, The Missing Postman

A garda stands sentinel over the abandoned bicycle of postman Larry Griffin, who mysteriously vanished without a trace in the village of Stradbally, County Waterford on Christmas Day 1929.

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evidently facebook has demonitized Waterford Whispers News for their stance on Israel-Gaza… [bit more scathing than The Onion]