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Restoration and Ruins on Great Blasket Island, County Kerry, Ireland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Restored Cottage With Beehive Style Hut In The Garden, Great Blasket Isand, County Kerry Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seal on the beach Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Lone Sheep on Great Blasket Island, County Kerry, Ireland. Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Great Blasket Island Sheep, County Kerry, Ireland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Tumbledown Buildings on Great Blasket Island, County Kerry, Ireland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dunquin pier and blasket islands Royalty Free Stock Photo
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One of Restored Cottages On Great Blasket Island, County Kerry, Ireland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ruined Cottage, Great Blasket Island, County Kerry, Ireland. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Great Blasket Island View , County Kerry, Ireland Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Great Blasket Island ...is the most famous of the Blaskets [na Blascaodaí], as it is the biggest and also had a population of about 200 and the ruins of the old village can still be seen. The small community left an indelible mark on the literary history of Ireland with books such as The Islandman [An t-Oileánach] by Tomás Ó Criothain; Twenty Years a Growing [ Fíche Blian ag Fás ] by Muiris Ó Suilleabáin; The Western Island by Robin Flower [ Blaithín ]; Peig, An Autobiography [Peig, Mo Scéal Féin ] by Peig Sayers and many others. The former inhabitants of the Great Blasket Island were reputed to have the purest and most poetic form of Irish in all of Ireland.


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