I did this when I went Back to School it was one of the first I did.

1. Augusta, Lady GregoryAugusta, Lady Gregory

2. THE LONG WALK BACKTHE LONG WALK BACK

3. THE HOUSE OF COOLTHE HOUSE OF COOL

4. THE GATE OF LIFE AND THETHE GATE OF LIFE AND THE
TREETREE

5. THE ROCK OF COOLTHE ROCK OF COOL

6. SUNSET OVER COOLSUNSET OVER COOL

7. THE PATHEWAYSTHE PATHEWAYS

8. THE AUTOGRAPH TREETHE AUTOGRAPH TREE

9. THE CHILDREN’S HEDGETHE CHILDREN’S HEDGE

10. RED SQUIRREL AND SWANRED SQUIRREL AND SWAN

11. BEWICK’S SWANBEWICK’S SWAN

12. Coole park was where he took his friends
It was his joy until the end
To stroll along the wooded trails.
While reminiscing or telling tales .
To stop and glare at the big oak trees .
Or those copper beech that stood for years .
He would tell you the story of this famous place .
Or read the inscriptions on the various name plates.
He would salute to a stranger he met there before .
For his manner was always to never ignore .
Then down to the lake to his favorite seat .
We would chat of our school days as if it was our first meet .
Or talk of our Parent’s who are now long past and gone.
Or joke about childhood and the things we had done.
He would speak of his Wife Kay and children at length .
That love that he gave them knew never an end .
On his last days with us he never forgot .
It was to Coole for that walk no matter what .
Nessan you have taken your last walk in Coole .
So now cool dude you walk with God .
In the forest of life they call Heaven .
So until we all meet again be cool.
Never ever forgotten.
Pat.

13. Isabella Augusta Gregory, née
Persse (1852-1932), Irish
She was born in Rosborough, county
Galway,
After the death of her husband, Sir William
Gregory, in 1892, she became involved in
the effort to arouse Irish nationalism through an
appreciation of Irish literature and
speech. With the poet and dramatist
William Butler Yeats she founded what
became the Abbey Theatre

14. The Abbey Theatre turned 100The Abbey Theatre turned 100
years old in 2004.years old in 2004.

15. The Rising of the MoonThe Rising of the Moon

16. WHERE WOULD WE BE WITHWHERE WOULD WE BE WITH
OUT ITOUT IT

17. GOD HATES THE IRISHGOD HATES THE IRISH
Good men aren’t
hard to find,

18. THE MUSIC OF IRELANDTHE MUSIC OF IRELAND

19. WHAT WE GAVE TO THEWHAT WE GAVE TO THE
WORLDWORLD

20. He who has never
hoped can never
despair.

21. THE LAUGHTER AND SPORTTHE LAUGHTER AND SPORT

22. IT’S .A GOOD LIFEIT’S .A GOOD LIFE

23. WHAT THAY DID FORWHAT THAY DID FOR
USUS

24. IF THAY ONLEY NEWIF THAY ONLEY NEW
Abbey set to move to George's
Dock

25. THE ABBEY THEARTER TODAYTHE ABBEY THEARTER TODAY

26. Making History Come
Alive!
THE RISING OF THE
MOON
a play in one act by Lady
Gregory
First performed in 1907

27. DROP IN TO THE SCHOLARSDROP IN TO THE SCHOLARS
LOUNGELOUNGE

28. THE WOODLAND PATHSTHE WOODLAND PATHS

29. "The trees are in their autumn beauty,
The woodland paths are dry,
Under the October twilight the water
mirrors a still sky;"
W.B. Yeats "Wild Swans
at Coole"
13 June 1865 - 28 January 1939
Irish poet

30. JOHN MILLINGTONJOHN MILLINGTON
Author of The Playboy of the Western World, which
caused riots at the Abbey on its opening night.

31. We ?We ?