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Meath Picture Game.
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The N52 links Dundalk and Nenagh, actually. Of course, since this is the Meath Picture Game, only the part which passes through Meath is of interest to us.mickrourke wrote: »Need more clues on the other ones. I mean the N52 goes all the way from Mullingar to Dundalk - might be easier hangman style
Another clue for mine is that it's not a church, but a hall. A further clue is that, location-wise, it's not very far off the N52 sector between the Louth border and Carlanstown.0 -
europerson wrote: »The N52 links Dundalk and Nenagh, actually. Of course, since this is the Meath Picture Game, only the part which passes through Meath is of interest to us.
Another clue for mine is that it's not a church, but a hall. A further clue is that, location-wise, it's not very far off the N52 sector between the Louth border and Carlanstown.
I think there was some Orange Lodge up that way?0 -
None I know of nearby.mickrourke wrote: »I think there was some Orange Lodge up that way?
I think I'm going to have to give this one away...0 -
europerson wrote: »None I know of nearby.
I think I'm going to have to give this one away...
yeah, i think it's 1-0 to Europerson - go on put us out of our misery, or at least PM me the answer if you don't want to tell the world just yet.0 -
All right so.mickrourke wrote: »put us out of our misery
It's the Church of Ireland Hall in Syddan (the Church of Ireland name for what's approximately the Roman Catholic parish of Lobinstown). It was built in 1924, but it's disused now. It's notable for its pretty traceried cast-iron windows.0 -
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I did enlarge it, but it has so few pixels, it just turns into fuzziness! A clue might help...bitemybanger wrote: »Did you enlarge the image? will i give you a clue??:D 0 -
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europerson wrote: »I guess I have another go. After no one getting the last one I posted right for seventeen days, I'll go a bit easier on you all this time.
Could that be Saint Olivers in Navan?
(I know I'll get one right eventually!)0 -
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No, all church buildings in Julianstown (there are three) look very different to this.Julianstown church?
I'm not sure about this. You have to take account of people not necessarily being on Boards every day. Also, there are times in the Dublin Picture Game, for example, where people are really close to the right answer, and the best way is for them to keep getting it slightly wrong until the right answer is found. It would be very difficult to provide 'fair' clues in a case such as that. I think common sense is the best policy. However, I'm willing to go along with any plurality to the contrary.mickrourke wrote: »Time for a new rule I think. If no-one gets it within 2 days a clue must be given. and another clue every day after that
Anyone agree?
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europerson wrote: »No, all church buildings in Julianstown (there are three) look very different to this.
I'm not sure about this. You have to take account of people not necessarily being on Boards every day. Also, there are times in the Dublin Picture Game, for example, where people are really close to the right answer, and the best way is for them to keep getting it slightly wrong until the right answer is found. It would be very difficult to provide 'fair' clues in a case such as that. I think common sense is the best policy. However, I'm willing to go along with any plurality to the contrary.
How about if someone calls for a clue if no-one has gotten it right in a few days, then its at the discretion of the photo-putter-upper to give one? But if a week passes with no correct answers, then a clue has to be given? That gives people a bit of time if they dont log on too often.0 -
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As I said, I'll go with anything.How about if someone calls for a clue if no-one has gotten it right in a few days, then its at the discretion of the photo-putter-upper to give one? But if a week passes with no correct answers, then a clue has to be given? That gives people a bit of time if they dont log on too often.
Well done! It's the chapel in Gormanston College.Gormanstown? Your turn, if you want a go!
Cairn T in Loughcrew?Good thread! Can I throw up an easy one?0 -
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mickrourke wrote: »A few days have passed and i'm still none the wiser Archie, could i have a clue please? Like hangman, so something like this:
NAV_N
And i might have a chance of getting it
Ok. With no connection at all to your example, (ahem) its in N_van. 0 -
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