Friday, 30 March 2012

Viewpoint Galway

Photo: Tanja Goldbecher
 The Galway Bay and the docks are the most beautiful sites of the Irish city on the West Coast. Tourists stream in as fast as the river Corribe. The busy season has just begun and that is good for the pubs and restaurants in the area; especially because it is hard to live of other industries during the recession.  

Photo: Tanja Goldbecher

The Irish farming animals have a happy life running and jumping over fences on the green meadows. 

"WHAT’S GOOD FOR THE GOOSE IS GOOD FOR THE GANDER."
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher


Galway is a good spot to stop for travelling musicians. They can play at night in many different pubs or busk on the city's busy Shop Street. Together with others they can play the never ending list of Irish tunes and some people are even making a living of it.This fiddler boy always plays on his own.
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher











There is defenitely a lack of garbage bins in Galway city or the people are just aware of creating jobs for the cleaning staff.  
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher










"MARBH LE TEA AGUS MARBH GAN É."













"NÍ MAR A SHÍILTEAR A BHITEAR."










There are so many round things in our life. Look for yourself and you will find the beauty of the shape everywhere. 
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher










"AN RUD IS ANNAMH IS IONTACH." 
















The hat of Oscar Wilde who was one of the most popular Irish writer and poet.
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher


Photo: Tanja Goldbecher









 








 




Galway at night and in the middel of a serious fight. 
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher

"COIMHÉAD FEARG FHEAR NA FIGHEDE"










 "BRISEANN AN DÚCHAIS TRÍ SHÚILE AN CHAIT"
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher

Photo: Tanja Goldbecher
















"IS BINN BÉAL INA THOST."







 

The most interesting things are hidden behind the windows. Just look for the ones with open curtains. 


"I SCÁTH A CHÉILE A MHAIREEANN NA DAOINE."




Photo: Tanja Goldbecher






Do you recognise this fella?










Photo: Tanja Goldbecher
Photo: Tanja Goldbecher


 Those green bikes are the most common ones you will see in the city. Keep your registration number in mind so you know which one is yours.157









We are back at the sea but just to say Goodbye. 

"IS LEOR DON DREOILIN A NEAD." 

2 comments:

  1. "MARBH LE TEA AGUS MARBH GAN É." I had to look that one up! I guess you could say - and as the photo attests - I am indisputably mad for tea. Give me tea!!!

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