Irish Postcard CLADDAGH Fishing Village GALWAY Corrib Ireland John Hinde 2/G-005

Description

Vintage Continental-sized (approx. 4x6) chrome multiview postcard with a view of the area of Galway city, Ireland,
known as The Claddagh -- a former centrality for fishermen and their families, at the intersection of the River Corrib
and Galway Bay.
Photo by D. Acevedo.
Front caption reads, "THE CLADDAGH, GALWAY".
Back caption [partially obscured by postal ink] reads,
"Galway is noted as the principal city of Connacht. It is situated on the northern shore....of famous Galway Bay. The city
is the gateway to Connemara and the western Gaeltacht...ancient language and customs of Ireland are still preserved, and
practiced....Corrib flows through Galway....the Atlantic. Salthill, the seaside suburb, is one of the most fashionable...."
Card No. 2/G-005 published by John Hinde Ltd.
Bar codes at stamp box and lower left.
Split back; posted to Holland in 2009. Address obscured.
Fair to Good condition with use, corner wear, scribbling, and light orange postal ink in lower front white margin. See photos.
Ships securely in a protective plastic holder.
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