Crotty’s Cave

A group of unidentified men photographed at the entrance to the cave known as Crotty’s Cave. William Crotty (d. 17th March 1742) was a famous highwayman. This cave was reputed to be his hideout. The cave is located beside Crotty’s Lake.

EB173

Brenan, Edward

Circa 1900

Name Kept Private

700

926

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2215

Margie Thymne Fishing On The River Clodagh

Margie Thymne (of Comeragh Rectory) photographed fly fishing on the River Clodagh.

UK748

Unknown

1904

Name Kept Private

700

920

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Gurteen-Le-Poer House, Kilsheelan

The front facade and gardens of Gurteen-Le-Poer House, Kilsheelan. Designed by Samuel Ussher Roberts (1813-1892). Built in 1866, this is one of the finest Elizabethan Revival houses in Ireland.

UK648

Unknown

Circa 1920

Name Kept Private

700

426

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1988

Catholic Church At Clonea-Power

The front and side facade of the Catholic Church at Clonea-Power. The church was built in 1860 at a cost of £6,000 by the Rev. Timothy Dowley, P.P.. The architect’s name was McCarthy.

UK415

Unknown

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

432

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1915

Clonea-Power Church

The front facade of Clonea-Power Church with a group of men standing outside. The church in Clonea-Power was built in 1860 at a cost of £6,000 by the Rev. Timothy Dowley, P.P.. The architect’s name was McCarthy.

EB14

Brenan, Edward

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

548

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1696

Clonea-Power Castle

A view of of the ruin of Clonea-Power Castle. The photograph shows the two remaining walls (north and east) and two vaulted ceilings. The tower is from the Medieval period and was owned by Lord Power in the mid 17th century.

UK52

Unknown

Circa 1960

Name Kept Private

700

1047

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