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    3. Bigbeast54 on

      Directions to a touristy weavers or woollen mills.

      It would be helpful if you said where you were

    10. Cautious-Hovercraft7 on

      It’s the Irish version of the Pink Floyd The Wall hammers logo

    12. MaHeGa_2003 on

      DANGER! Unusual high concentration of knitting grandmothers in that direction!

    13. Humble_Ostrich_4610 on

      Irish big eyed land crabs cross the road near here. 

    15. Beach_Glas1 on

      Knitting. Or possibly Foxford Woollen Mills since this seems to be in Mayo.

      Anything on brown signs are cultural/ tourist/ leisure types of things.

    16. steverugby12 on

      It’s knitting, bagpipes playing wild or an alien who is drunk. Good luck x

    21. Expert_Doughnut_2093 on

      Oh definitely Foxford Wollen Mills i’d say. What plonker thought it would be a good sign for tourists to be able to interpret?

    25. BorderTrader on

      Internationally recognised sign indicating distressed bagpipers.

    27. AncientFerret119 on

      If you are in the area for a few days check out the Museum of country life. Great place and FREE, apart from the exit through the gift shop of course.

    28. Nishanth_keerthi on

      I have seen this almost everywhere around Ireland.On one of my college organised trips when I enquired about it,the tour guides told me that these are different places of interest you can stop by and view if you want.They usually signify some historical events that happened there or are some local tourist sites that people can visit.
      By the looks of it,it looks like a tourist attraction related to weaving

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