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Carlow, Ireland
Joined January 2015
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Overhead taming Summer deals at New Work Junction, Carlow. Two bright sunny offices are available right now. Start today lease/commitment free and stay as long as you like.
Gravity’s waltz with bedrock quartz generating piezoelectrical power that’s interacting with fields radiating from Ireland’s true centre, The Dolmen, generating particles of pure game consciousness or Carlow’s SETU, who knows? But serious Minecraft energy.
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Church Street, Carlowfornia this morning and the scent of Lavender at the gates of St. Mary’s is divine. Snapped this remote working Kilkenny bee making good with our Carlow town nectar. Tried swiping at it but just too fast.
From Mount Leinster flows the Burren, beloved by the Heron. Along its banks back in the day a peckish Mr Wolf would stray to CarlowforniA for a late night snack of brandy soaked Norman aristocrat or scallion flavoured brat never bothering to Kilkenny as dem too tough and stringy.
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Lots of great conversations happening at the #ConnectedHubs stand.
We are at the @GrowRemoteIrl Summit today and tomorrow in Portlaoise. Drop by and say hello.
#remotework – at Laois, Ireland
Sunny Carlow town is blooming brilliant for remote workers with time, not wasted commuting, for their legs. Start with a local baked bun at Cindy’s then nike it, bike it, or trike it because when you fine dine on the hoof the aul calories go puff.
Our near neighbour, the friendliest, hardest working little building in Carlow, reminds me of Havana today. It’s the ideal spot for hack free communications and I spy Deighton Memorial Hall across the estrada too!
Carlow’s soil’s sublime so this Clover flower’s so fine. Zoom a little and you will see a bunch of Lilies just for thee!
Remote working co-workers means no gas station, pollination, local money, and sweet honey. I think this one’s wearing the sacred jersey too but I’m a little colour blind. They say, “do nothing with that scratty patch, sit back, give wild a chance and we will come to dance”.
A Kilkenny member dropped in today to meet a Carlow client. She said she loves the shopping and fabulous range of cafes along the river Burren, but she also said, “Carlow’s produced some fine hurlers, but they really need to get the basics right, if they’re going to progress”.
ALT Hurling pitch, Carlow town.
A four-minute stroll away from the buzz of Kennedy Street, lunch today on the lovely dark, and sparkling Barrow as it winds its way under the ancient bocage of fields on Carlow’s Massif Central.
