Tallow Republicans

Unidentified Tallow Republicans.

UK3886

Unknown

Circa 1920

Name Kept Private

700

474

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Tallow School Boys

School boys attending Tallow National School.

UK3883

Unknown

Circa 1919

Name Kept Private

700

495

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Tallow Football Team

Tallow Football Team at an unidentified location.

UK3888

Unknown

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

522

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Interior Of Tallow Church

Ornate interior of Tallow Church.

EK331

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1920

Name Kept Private

700

706

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Tallow Bridge With The River Bride In The Foreground

Tallow Bridge with an unidentified man on the river bank in the foreground and a house in the background.

EK316

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

505

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Lisfinney Castle And House

Lisfinney Castle and House with an unidentified crowd to the right.

EK309

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

718

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Tallow Church

Unidentified man at the entrance to Tallow Church.

EK308

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

1011

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Tallow Road Railway Station

Tallow Road Railway Station after the closure of the Waterford / Mallow Railway Line.

UK3453

Unknown

Circa 1970

Name Kept Private

700

534

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Carmelite Convent, Tallow

The front facade of Saint Joseph’s Carmelite Convent, Tallow.

UK3007

Unknown

Circa 1930

Name Kept Private

700

437

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2816

The Rectory, Tallow

A young girl sitting on a bench in the garden with The Rectory, Tallow in the background.

UK2809

Unknown

Circa 1900

Name Kept Private

700

443

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2774

Tallow Road Station, Tallow

The overgrown and abandoned Tallow Road Railway Station, Tallow. It was constructed as part of the Mallow-Waterford railway line. The last train passed through this station on Easter Saturday, 25th March, 1967. The Mallow-Waterford line was Ireland’s last non-radial railway served by express trains.

UK2522

Liam O’Mahoney

19^th May 1973

Name Kept Private

700

464

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West Street, Tallow

A view of West Street, Tallow. There are some people at the end of the street.

UK2415

Unknown

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

439

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2680

Glencairn Cistercian Convent Near Lismore

Glencairn Cistercian Convent, photographed across the fields of the convent estate with a large tree to the left and another tree partially obscuring the convent.

UK2416

Unknown

Circa 1940

Name Kept Private

700

445

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2681

Engraving Of Mr. Pyne, M.P., Receiving His Newspapers

This engraving is an inset of a larger engraving published in ”The Illustrated London News”. It depicts Mr. Jasper Douglas Pyne, M. P. for West Waterford receiving his morning newspapers at Lisfinny, Tallow, Co. Waterford. The newspaper’s caption is: ”THE STATE OF IRELAND”, implying that the whole country is in a state of disarray.The entire image is available on the website at index number: UK2406. During the ”Land Agitation” of the late 19th Century, Mr Pyne had encouraged William Shanahan and his supporters to resist the sheriff if any attempt was made to evict him. Subsequently he heard he was to be arrested for incitement so he barracaded himself with two of his men into his tower house at Lisfinny. He claimed he had enough provisions for three months. Two thousand people marched to his home to support him. The police did try to arrest him but found the tower too great an obstacle. After 3 months he escaped by creating an diversion but was arrested outside the House Of Commons, returned to Kilmacthomas for trial and sentenced to six weeks in jail. A few months later, he disappeared, and is presumed to have drowned, while crossing the Irish Sea on a packet steamer.

UK2405

Unknown

26^th November 1887

Name Kept Private

700

904

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Mr. Pyne, M.P. Being Lowered From His House

An image from the Illustrated London News, showing Mr. Jasper Douglas Pyne, M. P. for West Waterford, being lowered from the second storey of his house at Lisfinny, Tallow, to meet a delegation of supporters. A smaller image is inserted top left showing Mr. Pyne receiving his morning newspapers. This insert can be viewed on its own on the website at index number: UK2405. The newspaper’s caption is: ”THE STATE OF IRELAND”, implying that the whole country is in disarray. During the ”Land Agitation” of the late 19th Century, Mr Pyne had encouraged William Shanahan and his supporters to resist the sheriff if any attempt was made to evict him. Subsequently he heard he was to be arrested for incitement so he barracaded himself with two of his men into his tower house at Lisfinny. He claimed he had enough provisions for three months. Two thousand people marched to his home to support him. The police did try to arrest him but found the tower too great an obstacle. After 3 months he escaped by creating an diversion but was arrested outside the House Of Commons, returned to Kilmacthomas for trial and sentenced to six weeks in jail. A few months later, he disappeared, and is presumed to have drowned, while crossing the Irish Sea on a packet steamer.

UK2406

Unknown

26^th November 1887

Name Kept Private

700

963

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0

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