Six Men On A Wooden Bridge

Six unidentified men standing on an unidentified bridge, maybe Colligan Bridge.

EB456

David Brenan

Circa 1900

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700

539

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Unidentified Boys Throwing Stones At The Colligan River

Two unidentified boys throwing stones into the water at the Colligan River.

UK7477

Unknown

Circa 1941

John Joe Cleary

700

1038

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Three Unidentified Boys At The Colligan River

Three unidentified boys at the Salmon Leap, Colligan River.

UK7476

Unknown

Circa 1941

Name Kept Private

700

1048

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Queally Sisters At A ’Safe House’ In Kilbrien

Republican activists, the Queally sisters, holding rifles outside a ’Safe House’ in Kilbrien.

UK5832

Unknown

Circa 1921

Name Kept Private

700

405

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Handball Alley, Kilgobnet

Handball Alley, Kilgobnet. Left: Remains of a shelter which was burned during the War of Independence. Forground centre, to the right of handball alley entrance: Dancing Stage / Platform. Right foreground, grassy area where the circus set up their encampment.

UK5408

Unknown

Circa 1950

Name Kept Private

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480

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Augustinian Students Helping Save The Harvest

Augustinian Students were sent to help farmers save the harvest after one of the worst winters ever recorded. The farm is probably: Colligan Lodge. Included: Denis Quirke, ? Riordan, ? Whelan. Michael Minihane, Jim Nugent and Michael Breen.

UK5131

Unknown

1947

Name Kept Private

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469

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Augustinian Students Helping To Save The Harvest

Group of Augustinian Students with probably the farmers wife when they were sent out to help save the harvest after the hard winter of 1947. Back, l - r: ? Sullivan, Unidentified, Denis Quirke and Jim Nugent. Front, l - r: ? Whelan, ? Riordan and Michael Breen.

UK5132

Unknown

1947

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Augustinian Students Helping To Save The Harvest

Augustinian Students with probably the owner of the farm. The students were sent to help farmers save the harvest after one of the worst winters ever recorded. The farm is probably: Colligan Lodge. Included, front, l - r: Jim Nugent, ? Riordan and Michael Breen. Next row, l - r: Dennis Quirke, ? Whelan and ? Sullivan. The two men at the back are probably the owner and one of the farm hands.

UK5133

Unknown

1947

Name Kept Private

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1035

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Lady Gough Dower And An Unidentified Lady At Colligan

Lady Gough Dower with an unidentified lady at Colligan. The wooden bridge is in the background.

UK3854

Unknown

Circa 1920

Name Kept Private

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400

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Power Family, Ballyknock

Members of the Power Family at their front gateway, Ballyknock.

UK3646

Unknown

1927

Name Kept Private

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397

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Power Family, Ballyknock

Power family at their front gateway, Ballyknock. One of the gentlemen in the photo is holding a flute and sheet music.

UK3725

Unknown

1927

Name Kept Private

700

404

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Monument To Civilians Killed By British Mine, Kilgobnet

Memorial at Kilgobnet to civilians killed by a British mine days before the War of Independence Truce on the 11th July 1921.

UK3785

Unknown

Circa 1970

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984

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Bridge At Lackendarra Lower

A view of a bridge near Lackendarra Lower.

UK1965

Hally, JD

1969

Name Kept Private

700

1105

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Kilgobinet Church

A view of front facade of Kilgobinet Church with the graveyard in the background.

UK895

Unknown

Circa 1960

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463

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Four Men At Tommy Fahey’s Farm, Kilnafrehan

Four men, one on horse back, photographed at a farm yard in Kilnafrehan. From l. to r.: Bertie Keane - Dungarvan, Pat Whelan, (known as ’Pat the Lad’) - Kilnafrehan, Pat Flynn - Abbeyside and John Walsh - Kilnafrehan. Bertie & Pat collected milk from farmers and took it to Dungarvan creamery.

UK511

Breda Lynch

Circa 1956

Name Kept Private

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477

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