Goods train on the Blackwater Valley section of the Mallow - Waterford Railway Line. The image was photograghed on the final week of operation before services were withdrawn and the line closed on Easter Saturday, 25 June, 1967.
Number :
UK2717
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 25th March 1967
Photographer/Artist :
rish Railway Records Society
The B122 Locomotive and Goods Train paused at Lismore Railway Station. The was photograph was taken during the final week of operation of the Waterford / Mallow Railway Line. The final train ran on Saturday, 25 March, 1967.
Number :
UK2715
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 25th March 1967
Photographer/Artist :
Irish Railway Records Society
The B123 Locomotive in black and tan livery approaching Lismore Railway Station with the 3.15 Cork - Waterford Passenger Train. It stopped at all stations, three by request only. It ran on just six more occasions before services were withdrawn and the line closed on Easter Saturday, 25 June, 1967.
Number :
UK2716
Image/Photo Date :
18th March 1967
Photographer/Artist :
Irish Railway Records Society
Francis Curry (1814 - 1896) was one of the earliest photographers in Ireland. He was employed as the agent for the Duke of Devonshire at Lismore Castle.
Number :
UK2678
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1880
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
The Pollard Family, Lismore. Boy in foreground: Henry Pollard, born 1906. Front row, l - r: John Pollard, born 1885/6; James Pollard, Lismore Weighmaster; Maria Pollard (nee Jones), wife of James. The others are unidentified.
Number :
UK2609
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1915
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
Extras photographed during the filming of BBC period drama ’One Of Ourselves’ set in the 1940’s. The 2 ladies are Helen & Jakki Feeney, the baby is Jakki’s daughter Vicky, the man with bicycle is Mick ’Mixer’ Ahearne & the man with flat cap by the lady with the pram (Jakki Feeney) is Dick Canning. The shop is actually called Greehy’s. The film was directed by Pat’Connor a former resident of Lismore, born in Ardmore.
Number :
UK2549
Image/Photo Date :
1983
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
An engraving of a boat moored at the bank of the River Blackwater and two people standing beside it. Another boat is sailing on the river with the Knockmealdown Mountains in the background.
Number :
UK2504
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1840
Photographer/Artist :
T. Armstrong
Original Publisher : Picturesque Ireland, Page 534, John Savage (editor), 1884.
An engraving of a fishing weir on the River Blackwater with Lismore Castle in the background.
Number :
UK2505
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1840
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
Original Publisher : Picturesque Ireland, Page 534, John Savage (editor), 1884.
St. Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, photographed from across a field with a tree obscuring the left of the building. ”The Chapel, Lismore” is printed below the image.
Number :
UK2413
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1950
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
Lady Louisa’s Bridge, Lismore with ornate railings. The photograph was taken downstream from the bridge.
Number :
UK2414
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1900
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
Original Publisher : Hely’s Limited, Printed in Acme Works, Dublin.
The ruins of Kilmolash Church photographed from the road. Kilmolash Church is situated 5 miles South-East of Lismore.
Number :
UK2030
Image/Photo Date :
March 1967
Photographer/Artist :
Hally, JD
A view of a doorway at Kilmolash Church, Lismore. The church is situated 5 miles South-East of Lismore.
Number :
UK2031
Image/Photo Date :
March 1967
Photographer/Artist :
Hally, JD
37. Lismore Castle
A view of Lismore Castle from the field on the opposite side of the River Blackwater.
Number :
UK1963
Image/Photo Date :
1969
Photographer/Artist :
Hally, JD
A distant view of Mount Melleray Abbey
Number :
UK2058
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1900
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
39. Lismore Castle
Lismore Castle photographed from the River Blackwater at Lismore.
Number :
UK2056
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1900
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
Original Publisher : Lawrence, Publisher, Dublin.
