The Book of Kells: proceedings of a conference at Trinity College, Dublin, 6-9 September 1992 | 
A few days in Dublin, Ireland meant a visit to see the Trinity College Library and The Book of Kells. The library is amazing, dating back to 1712. I could not take a photo of the book of Kells unfortunately! #oztraveller #library
Waiting to see The Book of Kells 🍀 #bookitlist #bucketlist #travelreads #firstbooks
#AbbaInAugust Day 11: The guy behind me looking on with amusement seems to be saying #KnowingMeKnowingYou as I was having my photo taken by a total stranger while at the Long Room (library) at Trinity College as part of the Book of Kells exhibition. Taken this morning. :)
This is the only time I would commit a crime. Breaking into this library at night to discover these ancient texts 😍 WHO'S WITH ME?! #Ireland #Travel #BookLover #TheLongRoom
Fb likes to make me cry by reminding me that this time last year was my trip to Ireland. Trinity College was pretty cool.
(Also, let‘s all appreciate the random tourists and my inability to take cool photos of cool places)
#ManicMonday @JoScho
🎨I love the cover & inside illustrations in Rumi. Also Book of Kells
🎨I‘m going with Van Gogh.. seeing some originals brought tears to my eyes ... the myth , the man ,the painting
🎨Fave painting is Girl At The Window, Salvador Dali
🎨🤷🏻♀️- it was exciting to go to the Picasso museum in Paris ❤️
#ArtAttack..... Happy Monday all 🙋🏻♀️
Brighid is standing on the shoulders of giants to wish the Irish Littens a happy St. Patrick's Day!
Featuring: John O'Donohue, Matthew Sweeney, Frank McCourt, Michael Longley, Seamus Heaney, Charles Maturin and James Joyce. Mr Oscar Wilde is there, too, but he is larger than life (as per usual) and wouldn't fit in the picture.
They are all men. Who wants to suggest some Irish women writers?
