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Hotel Minella Taken by Phill http://skykatt.smugmug.com/ This is the original building. a folow on from yesterday's post. Hotel Minella is nestled between the Comeragh Mountains and the River Suir in Clonmel Co. Tipperary. The original Georgian house was built by the Malcomsoms in 1863, and the Minella was opened as a hotel by Mr & Mrs Jack Nallen in 1963. http://www.hotelminella.ie/
Let it Shine It is a very wet day today so I chose this shot from a couple of weeks ago to remind me the sun does shine :) The building is the new extension to Hotel Minella. Friday 9 November 2012
Irish Autumn Foliage Paul Bellingersr asked where our best fall foliage place is so we went looking on Sunday and I choose this one. http://www.photoperson.com/Other/Daily-2011/18862136_dgNFdX#!i=2142418616&k=GtT6drF Thank you for all your comments and the lovely comments on my new hair :) I will pass on all your good wishes to Susan (RuSu) Monday 23 October 2012
Franciscan Church Built in 1840. This one is located in Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Ireland. Day 61: April 19, 2010 Thank you for all the views and comments yesterday.
Sexton's Cottage There are three building in the grounds of St Patrick's Cemetery, Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Ireland. The Roman Catholic Mortuary photo can be seen at http://www.mcdonegal1.com/Daily-Photo/A-Photo-A-Day/11279122_sNtgD#824711053_FjNjW and the Church of Ireland Mortuary can be viewed at http://www.mcdonegal1.com/Architecture/Historic-Buildings/9039450_kQXqX#825680052_wrcwn Details about all three can be found at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?county=TS&name=&town=clonmel&townland=&type=quick&page=2
There are three building in the grounds of St Patrick's Cemetery, Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Ireland. The Roman Catholic Mortuary photo can be seen at http://www.mcdonegal1.com/Daily-Photo/A-Photo-A-Day/11279122_sNtgD#824711053_FjNjW and the Sexton's Cottage can be viewed at http://www.mcdonegal1.com/Architecture/Historic-Buildings/9039450_kQXqX#825680074_tj6Mr Details about all three can be found at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?county=TS&name=&town=clonmel&townland=&type=quick&page=2
Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Ireland While attending a meeting in Clonmel yesterday I saw three small buildings in the distance. After the meeting I went exploring. This is one of them. They are small and in a cemetery. No locals were around to find out any information on them and a search on the internet failed to provide any reference to them. One had the date 1886 inscribed on a plaque. They do not appear to be in use yet the cemetery is. Day 43: April 1, 2010. Update: April 2...Thanks to Billiejean http://billiejean.smugmug.com/ for a link to Irish buildings where the three buildings are listed. http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?county=TS&name=&town=clonmel&townland=&type=quick&page=2 This one is the Roman Catholic mortuary, the other one is the Church of Ireland Mortuary and the third building is the sexton's house.
Hotel Minella

Taken by Phill http://skykatt.smugmug.com/ This is the original building. a folow on from yesterday's post.
Hotel Minella is nestled between the Comeragh Mountains and the River Suir in Clonmel Co. Tipperary. The original Georgian house was built by the Malcomsoms in 1863, and the Minella was opened as a hotel by Mr & Mrs Jack Nallen in 1963. http://www.hotelminella.ie/
Hotel Minella Taken by Phill http://skykatt.smugmug.com/ This is the original building. a folow on from yesterday's post. Hotel Minella is nestled between the Comeragh Mountains and the River Suir in Clonmel Co. Tipperary. The original Georgian house was built by the Malcomsoms in 1863, and the Minella was opened as a hotel by Mr & Mrs Jack Nallen in 1963. http://www.hotelminella.ie/
Hotel Minella

Taken by Phill http://skykatt.smugmug.com/ This is the original building. a folow on from yesterday's post.
Hotel Minella is nestled between the Comeragh Mountains and the River Suir in Clonmel Co. Tipperary. The original Georgian house was built by the Malcomsoms in 1863, and the Minella was opened as a hotel by Mr & Mrs Jack Nallen in 1963. http://www.hotelminella.ie/
See photo in original gallery.
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