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[unteriors]

Hunters Valley East Road, Dungannon, Virginia.

[vintageeurope]

Dungannon, Northern Ireland 1880s

[stairnaheireann]

#OTD in Irish History | 22 April:

1365 – Lionel returns to England, leaving Ormond as his deputy. 1671 – An English Navigation Act prohibits direct importation of sugar, tobacco and other produce from the colonies to Ireland; act expires in 1681 but is renewed in 1685 and extended in 1696. 1717 – John Marshall, a successful attorney and father of Robert Marshall, a future MP for Clonmel and an executor of Hester Vanhomrigh…

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[inbredfawn]

Rallies supporting Palestine across Ireland, notably in Dublin, Dungannon, Cork, and Omagh. The Palestinian flag had always been held high in Ireland.

[aryburn-trains]

CSX 1989 Santa Train Dungannon, VA

The 1989 running of the Clinchfield Santa Claus train featured 2 F units that had served on the Clinchfield including their only FP7 up front and was highlighted by a beautiful afternoon in the Virginia mountains. Here it is rounding Osborne's Curve in Dungannon, VA with a manageable number of chasers watching. November 18, 1989

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Sodalite

Sodalite cabochon Sodalite is a deep colored crystal named  for its sodium content. Often confused with lapis lazuli because of its blue intense, rich color, earliest known stories demonstrate that it was used by ancient Bolivian and Peruvian traders as early as 2,500 B.C. Despite being discovered by Europeans in 1811 at the Ilimaussaq in Greenland, sodalite only became popular in 1891 when it…

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[mccaffertyt]

Shot of world title challenger mark Kerr from DKC fitness dungannon yesterday #kickboxing #kickboxer #fighter #fighterlife #winning #fitfam #fitspo #irishfitfam #ukfitfam #irishfitspo #ukfitspo #gymphotography #fitnessphotography #sportsphotography #strobist #godox #godoxad600 #godoxad200 #pixapro #oss #punchbag #boxing #mma #actionphotography #dungannon #dkcfitness (at Dungannon)

[stairnaheireann]

#OTD in 1641 – Rory O’More, Lord Maguire and Sir Pheilim O’Neill initiate a major revolt in Armagh.

The Irish Uprising of 1641 was a long-term result of the “plantation” policy of Tudor and Stuart monarchs under which Ireland was aggressively colonised by Protestant settlers from England and Scotland. From the mid-16th century, Irish landowners were dispossessed to make way for the settlers and a vicious cycle developed whereby rebellion against the English government was followed by further…

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