Photo restrictions in Ireland

We are planning a trip to Ireland. Does anyone know of any photo
restrictions or maybe some pertinant tips they would like to share?
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Russ
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(Russ Thornton) wrote in message .. .
We are planning a trip to Ireland. Does anyone know of any photo
restrictions or maybe some pertinant tips they would like to share?
Please email me along with response to newsgroup.
Thanks,
Russ
To respond to me just remove the capital NO before my address.

For God so loved the world that He gave His
Only begotten Son, so that whosoever believed
In Him should not perish but have ever lasting life.
John 3:16 of the New Testament

ICQ number 2365128

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22. Nov 2003 00.48 -- Michael Scarpitti:
(Russ Thornton) wrote in message .. .
We are planning a trip to Ireland. Does anyone know of any photo
restrictions or maybe some pertinant tips they would like to share?
Please email me along with response to newsgroup.
Thanks,
Russ
To respond to me just remove the capital NO before my address.

For God so loved the world that He gave His
Only begotten Son, so that whosoever believed
In Him should not perish but have ever lasting life.
John 3:16 of the New Testament

ICQ number 2365128

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Why do you use 23 question marks?

-espen

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All generalisering er farlig.

I've photographed in Ireland many times and the only restrictions I can
think of were in the National Gallery and I'm not even sure of those. I
don't think you can take photos in the gallery.

In Northern Ireland you couldn't take pictures of police or military
installations or police or army personnel

Make sure that you have some kind of water proof covering for your
camera. Oh yea, bring lots of film.

Allan

Allan
Russ Thornton wrote:
We are planning a trip to Ireland. Does anyone know of any photo
restrictions or maybe some pertinant tips they would like to share?
Please email me along with response to newsgroup.
Thanks,
Russ
To respond to me just remove the capital NO before my address.

For God so loved the world that He gave His
Only begotten Son, so that whosoever believed
In Him should not perish but have ever lasting life.
John 3:16 of the New Testament

ICQ number 2365128

Visit My web page at:
http://www.Geocities.com/Area51/Chamber/4565/index.html

I never encountered any difficulty whatever on two separate trips. Mind you, I
never visited Northern Ireland, nor spent much time in any real museums or
galleries. I spent most of my time squishing about ruins and other places off
the beaten path.

Bring a lot of film. Ireland is a photogenic country.

"Espen Stranger Seland" wrote in message
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22. Nov 2003 00.48 -- Michael Scarpitti:
(Russ Thornton) wrote in message
.. .
We are planning a trip to Ireland. Does anyone know of any photo
restrictions or maybe some pertinant tips they would like to share?
Please email me along with response to newsgroup.
Thanks,
Russ
To respond to me just remove the capital NO before my address.

For God so loved the world that He gave His
Only begotten Son, so that whosoever believed
In Him should not perish but have ever lasting life.
John 3:16 of the New Testament

ICQ number 2365128

Visit My web page at:
http://www.Geocities.com/Area51/Chamber/4565/index.html

Why is this posted 4 times???????????????????????

Why do you use 23 question marks?


Ha ha ha, you counted them !?