Ultimate All-Ireland Landmark Tournament

breezy1985

Victor's way. Never heard of it before but have to go when I get a chance looks like a very silly place

Victor’s Way for me. I am gonna visit this place as soon as.

Omackeral

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Electric Nitwit

Necro wrote: »

This seems to cruel to EN :pac:

I'm going for Grianan of Aileach, it's absolutely majestic.

It's brutal! Random draw my ărse!

Still, the Grianan is incredible and my work is done for Victor's Way. Vote Grianan

Electric Nitwit

Omackeral wrote: »

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium advances to Round 2

Just home. Wow!

ChannelNo5

Victors Way please. Definitely going here soon as i can.

Aidan Harney

Grianan of Aileach

Dramatic windswept natural scenic site in a lovely surrounding at the gateway to the inishowen peninsula....

KathleenGrant

Victor's Way

The setting for Grianán of Aileach is beautiful and it is impressive but there are many forts around Ireland. Victor's Way is very unusual. The Indian art pieces are well explained and the wood is tranquil. There is a lovely walkway around with the pieces scattered throughout. It was designed as a contemplative place and you really do stop and take a check on life after reading.

I have brought several visitors here of all ages and they loved it. Victor's way for me.

Purgative

Torn but Victors Way

HeidiHeidi

Grianan an Aileach

Utterly fabulous, stunning setting and views.

Omackeral

Grianan an Aileach advances to Round 2

HeidiHeidi

Omackeral wrote: »

Grianan an Alieach advances to Round 2

How close was that one? Closest yet??

Electric Nitwit

Phew. Well done Heidi, I think that was the casting vote in the nick of time

Omackeral

There was literally only one vote difference in that last bout! 8-7.

Omackeral

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

How close was that one? Closest yet??

I think the technical term is ''gee-hair''

HeidiHeidi

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Phew. Well done Heidi, I think that was the casting vote in the nick of time

:eek:


Just snuck it in!!! Distracted by cooking, almost forgot to check in!

HeidiHeidi

Omackeral wrote: »

I think the technical term is ''gee-hair''

:eek::D

Omackeral

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

:
Just snuck it in!!! Distracted by cooking, almost forgot to check in!

What's on the menu?

KathleenGrant

Omackeral wrote: »

I think the technical term is ''gee-hair''

"Technical term???"

Omackeral

Roscommon

Lough Key Forest Park



VS

Louth

Mary McAleese Boyne Valley Bridge

Electric Nitwit

Lough Key Forest Park
Looks amazing, and the bridge isn't really in Louth anyway

cdeb

It's a fantastic bridge - up there with the Rose Kennedy Bridge in Wexford for standing out over its landscape - but I can't vote for a mere bridge over a forest park with an island castle. So Roscommon it is.

HeidiHeidi

Lough Key, for all those childhood memories!!

(And the fact that we all survived to see adulthood was a bonus )

Sawduck

Lough Key Forest Park, looks more interesting than the bridge

Also Starring LeVar Burton

Lough Key Forest Park ; far more impressive than a light-up bridge

KathleenGrant

Lough Key Forest Park. A castle on an island-who could say no to that?

Necro

Omackeral wrote:

Lough Key Forest Park

Gotta vote for the neighbours even if they're a bit mad.

Forest Park is a great day out for all ages in fairness.

Electric Nitwit

Could be a whitewash here...

bmorrissey

Lough Key forest park for me, the bridge is nice dont get me wrong but the scenery is really nice around the lake

Purgative

Lough Key Forest Park its the one I'd most likely go. Can't imagine taking a trip to see the bridge.