#river barrow

they're an idiot, you should come see more of them @circustrinity

River is the only clown in the entire circus who actually went to school for circus arts. They did a few years of performance arts and then transferred out of their program to join a circus school. River's always been interested in the circus and learned to juggle when they were a kid. River joined the circus after a few years of gigging around and performing at carnivals and birthday parties. They were looking for something more permanent and the circus stopped by their town at just the right time. River is very cheeky and can often be found with Benny and Daisy plotting pranks on the rest of the circus. They're very talkative but have difficulty understanding and regulating their own emotions. Underneath it all they're a clown with a passion and a heart of gold and a love for making people laugh.

Leighlinbridge Castle, also called Black Castle, is in the village of Leighlinbridge on the River Barrow, and was one of Ireland’s earliest Norman castles. A 50-foot-tall (15 m) broken castle tower and bawn wall are all that can be seen today. One source says that in 1180 Hugh de Lacy built the first castle to defend the river crossing, while another states that in 1181, John de Clahull built one of the earliest strongholds of The Pale there. The present building is, however, a 14th-century tower house. Beside the castle was a Carmelite priory, founded in 1270. During the 14th century, the Cavanaghs reclaimed most of their land in the area, including the castle. The castle was rebuilt in 1547 by Edward Bellingham as Black Castle and it  was sacked by Cromwellian forces in 1650 during the Irish Confederate Wars.

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Heritage boat 68M by HariesAutoMoto

MV Lisa aground #ireland #newross #barrow #vessel On January 15, the 90 meter long cargo vessel Lisa ran aground on the River Barrow near Pink Rock, Ireland.

Graiguenamanagh, Ireland, 2016