NUMBER 1,038

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This one from M.C. is described as “just south of Camolin, County Wexford on the N11”. More specifically it's just a little way southwest of Bay Bridge and there is a rather pleasant little eatery there. It's on the corner of an old stone building at the eatery.

Below: A 'mark on the N11 in County Wexford.

 

Above: Looking northeast at the old stone building. The 'mark is at bottom left.

NUMBER 892

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This one is on the north side of OBH225 in the townland of Rosehill in Rosslare in County Wexford.

Below: The 'mark on OBH225 in Rosehill in County Wexford.

 

Above: Looking west on OBH225 with the 'mark under the sign to the left of the wall.

NUMBER 891

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This one is on the west side of OBH227 in the townland of Ballygerry at Rosslare Harbour in County Wexford.

Below: The 'mark on OBH227 in Ballygerry in County Wexford. 

 

Above: Looking south west on OBH227 with the 'mark at bottom right under the sign.

NUMBER 890

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This one is on the building called the Mechanics' Institute on Lower Main Street in Wexford Town.

Below: A rather shaky photo of the 'mark on the Mechanics' Institute in Wexford Town.

   

 Above: Looking at the front of the Mechanics' Institute with the 'mark in the middle near the bottom where the black meets the blue.

NUMBER 889

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This one is on the wall on the north side of Redmond Road in Wexford Town.

Below: The 'mark on Redmond Road in Wexford Town.

 

Above: Looking west on Redmond Road with the 'mark at bottom right.

NUMBER 888

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This one is on the railway bridge that spans the R730, just a short way east of Ferrycarrig Bridge in County Wexford.

Below: The 'mark on the railway bridge nearest to Ferrycarrig Bridge in County Wexford. It looks like somebody has been walking the dog.

 

Above: Looking north east towards Ferrycarrig Bridge with the 'mark at bottom right on the bridge.

NUMBER 887

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This one is on the wall of UBR414, which is located where the railway skirts the R730 in the townland of Cullentra in County Wexford.

Below: The 'mark on UBR414 at Cullentra in County Wexford.

 

Above: Looking south on the R730 with the 'mark at bottom right.

NUMBER 886

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This one is on the R730 on the west side of Carrigmannon Bridge over the River Ballyvoleen in County Wexford.

Below: The 'mark on Carrigmannon Bridge in County Wexford. 

 

 Above: Looking south on the R730 on Carrigmannon Bridge and with the 'mark at right.

 

NUMBER 885

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Under Railway Bridge No 400 in the townland of Cornwall in County Wexford is this one.

Below: The 'mark on UBR400 at Cornwall in County Wexford.

 

Above: Underneath Bridge No 400 - looking east across the bridge across the wide majestic River Slaney - and with the 'mark on the wall at bottom right.

NUMBER 884

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Under Railway Bridge No 292 in the townland of Cain in County Wexford is this one.

Below: The 'mark on UBR292 at Cain in County Wexford.

 

Above: Underneath Bridge No 292, looking south east, and with on the wall at right.

NUMBER 883

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Between Moneycross Upper and Moneycross Lower and on the north wall of OBR289 on a bye-road off the R772 in County Wexford is this one.

Below: A 'mark on OBR289 near Moneycross Lower in County Wexford.

 

Above: Looking east on Bridge No 289 and with the 'mark at bottom left on the wall.

NUMBER 882

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On a bye-road off the R772 and underneath Railway Bridge No 276 at the townland of Parkbaun in County Wexford is this one.

Below: A 'mark on UBR276 at Parkbaun in County Wexford.

 

Above: Looking north west underneath Bridge No 276 and with the 'mark at near bottom right.

NUMBER 881

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This one is not where it's supposed to be, according to the map, but rather a little further along on a perimeter wall of the Church of Ireland church in Inch in County Wexford.

Below: A 'mark on the perimeter wall at Inch Church in County Wexford.

 

 Above: A view of the church and perimeter wall with the 'mark at bottom left on the wall. (P.S. M.C. kept Benchmarker entertained with a gag about the two closest towns in Ireland. The punchline being 'there is only an inch between them'. It's the way he tells 'em!)

NUMBER 880

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Although subjected to persistent harangues that included threats of legal action, and exposed to the dangers of fast motorised traffic, while all the time trying to navigate through an almost impenetrable undergrowth, nevertheless M.C. and Benchmarker stuck to their mission and eventually uncovered this one on UBR269 on the R772 just a little north of Inch Station in County Wexford.

Below: A 'mark on Railway Bridge UBR269 in County Wexford.

 

Above: Looking west on the R772 at UBR269 with M.C. indicating where the 'mark is located.