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Dunquin, Co Kerry, Ireland, 1967

Dunquin was a small farming community on the tip of the Dingle peninsula.

#71404 Stunning scenery, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula, C...
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#71405 Stunning scenery, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula, C...
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#71407 Three kids and their home, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle Pen...
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#71410 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...
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#71411 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...
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#71412 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...
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#71414 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...
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#71415 Muiris 'Kruger' Kavanagh who built and ran 'Kruger's Bar', Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold...
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#71417 Muiris O Dálaigh and his peat-laden donkey cart, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the...
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#71419 Muiris O Dálaigh and his peat-laden donkey cart, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the ...
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#71420 Donkey cart carrying milk churns, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Din...
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#71421 Muiris O Dálaigh and his peat-laden donkey cart, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the...
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#71422 View towards the Blasket Islands from Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the...
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#71423 View towards the Blasket Islands from Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of ...
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#71424 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...
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#71425 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...
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#71426 Working donkeys resting, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle Penin...
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#71427 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingl...
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#71428 Largely a farming community, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...
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#71429 Celtic cross, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula, Co...
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#71430 St Cobnet's National School 1914, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Din...
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