Vintage Continental-sized (approx. 4x6") postcard with a sunset / nighttime view

of stunning Trim Castle in County Meath, Ireland.

Photo by Peter O'Toole.

Front caption reads, "Trim Castle, Co. Meath, Ireland."

Back caption reads,

"TRIM, charmingly situated on the River Boyne, is one of the oldest

ecclesiastical centres in Ireland. The town is a good centre for salmon and trout

fishing on the Boyne and other rivers of the district. The ruined Anglo-Norman Castle,

the largest in Ireland, was originally founded by de Lacy in 1173 and during the thirteenth

century much was rebuilt. The present well preserved ruins occupy an area of two acres,

in which at one period Prince Henry (later Henry V) was kept prisoner."

Card No. 2/540 published by John Hinde Ltd., Cabinteely.

Split back; unposted.

Good condition with light wear. See photos.

Ships securely in a protective plastic holder.

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