Vintage Postcard - Bundoran from Rogey Beach County Donegal Ireland 1939 POSTED

This is a color-tinted printed postcard showing a panoramic view of Bundoran from Rogey, featuring the busy beach and the town's coastal architecture set against distant mountains. Bundoran was once known as the 'Brighton of Ireland' and remains one of the country's most premier surf and seaside destinations.

Condition: Minor corner bumping and light edge wear consistent with age. There is some light foxing and pencil notations on the reverse side. No major creases or tears are visible. Dimensions are approximately 135mm x 84mm.

Philatelic & Publisher: Published by G. Kiely, Ballyshannon. The card features a divided back and is postmarked from Dublin (Baile Átha Cliath) on July 24, 1939. It bears a 1d Eire stamp. The card was printed in Scotland (Déanta I nAlbain).

Message Summary: A short holiday message sent to Miss Joy Brew in the Isle of Man. The writer mentions they are on holiday in Donegal and makes a reference to receiving a postcard from Switzerland and previously visiting Scotland.

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