Download Ireland Windows 7 Theme From Microsoft
Posted March 3, 2011 – 9:33 am in: ThemesAdvertisements
After a gap of almost two weeks, a fresh theme named Ireland is now available to download from the official Windows 7 themes gallery. This theme features some of the best locations of third-largest island in Europe and twentieth-largest island in the world.
Green landscapes, gorgeous seaside cliffs, and mysterious rock formations can be seen in this beautiful theme. The theme also packs in Celtic sound scheme for your Windows 7. All 17 desktop backgrounds present in this theme are in high-resolution (1920 x 1200).
Also download Arctic and Antarctic themes for Windows 7. You can also create your own theme by following our how to create your own themepack for Windows 7 guide.
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2 Comments
I’ve seen several requests for locations, etc in regard to this (and other) theme package. The request(s) seems to have been misinterpreted – we want to know where, IN IRELAND, each picture was taken NOT where in Windows we can find the theme.
Surely Microsoft can provide access to such info??? Where??? Who took the picture?? Possibly a link to other work by sme photographer?
I agree. What or where are these places? Name them.
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allanatoo
Posted October 11, 2011 at 1:38 am | Permalink
I’ve seen several requests for locations, etc in regard to this (and other) theme package. The request(s) seems to have been misinterpreted – we want to know where, IN IRELAND, each picture was taken NOT where in Windows we can find the theme.”