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Happy Christmas From Dublin 2018

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Dublin is magical at Christmas time, so today let's celebrate a happy Christmas from Dublin with a tour of the Christmas lights and decorations..

Christmas is here again and I'm delighted you've stopped by to check out my Christmas ramblings for 2018.

This year I'm spending Christmas in Dublin with family, and for those who are far away from Ireland this holiday season, I have a special treat.

A lit up city at night
The Custom House and Liberty Hall

Yesterday I went wandering around Dublin, camera in hand, and captured a few shots of Dublin, all decked out for Christmas.

And for anyone who would like to pin some shots of Dublin to share Ireland's capital city in all her Christmastime glory, here are a few of my photos....

Christmas Lights in Dublin

A bridge over a body of water
The Samuel Beckett Bridge and Convention Centre

The River Liffey flows through Dublin, reflecting the lights of the season.

A sign on a city street
Christmas Tree Outside Buswells Hotel

Here's a Christmas tree outside Buswell's Hotel near the Dáil.

A person that is playing in a park

Here's a child feeding a swan in St. Stephen's Green.

Christmas decorations and a Christmas tree in a shopping mall

These baubles are in the St. Stephen's Green shopping centre at the top of Grafton Street.

Red flowers on display

These Christmas blooms were for sale on Grafton Street.

A decorative wreath on a black door

This Georgian door is decked out for Christmas.

A red brick building with a balcony on the second floor

Here's a red brick house on Saint Stephen's Green.

A group of people walking down the street with lights on the trees

Here's O'Connell Street looking resplendent.

A double deckered bus on a city street with Christmas lights

Trinity College, Dublin illuminated with snowflakes.

A horse with a red nose pulling a carriage

Rudolph, the Dublin Horse awaits to take visitors on a tour of Dublin.

A large building with three statues on large columns

A Christmas scene is displayed on the General Post Office.

A large building with a Christmas tree between the pillars

This lovely tree stands in the Bank of Ireland building on College Green.

I hope you enjoyed this Christmas time tour of Dublin.

May the joy and peace of Christmas be with you all. I wish you a season of blessings from heaven above.

Woman beside a horse

Slán agus beannacht,

(Goodbye and blessings)

Mairéad -Irish American Mom

Pronunciation - slawn ah-gus ban-ock-th

Mairéad - rhymes with parade

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  1. Mairéad,

    Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful Christmas trip back home with the rest of us. Those are very lovely shots. I hope you and your family had a very Merry Christmas and (will) have a Happy New Year!

    Jeff

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    • Hi Jeff - I am delighted you enjoyed my photos. Many thanks for all your support throughout the past year and for returning to my blog again and again. I really appreciate your support.
      Happy New Year,
      Mairéad

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  2. Mairéad,

    Go raibh maith agat an oiread sin as do turas iontach Nollag a roinnt ar ais sa bhaile leis an gcuid eile againn. Is iad na seansanna an-álainn iad sin. Tá súil agam go raibh an-Nollaig Shona ag tú féin agus ag do theaghlach agus beidh Bliain Nua Shona agat (beidh)!

    Jeff

    I hope you can read Irish. I had Google translate my previous message into Irish (Gaelic).

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    • Jeff - Tá áthas orm gur bhain tú taitneamh as mo phictiúirí. Is féidir liom do phíosa a léamh - tá sé go hiontach ar fad. Go raibh míle maith agat. Míle buíochas duitse mar tháinig tú ar ais go dtí mo bhlag ar feadh an bliain seo caite go léir. Is mór dom do chuid tacaíochta.
      Athbhliain faoi mhaise duit.
      Mairéad

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