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1. Blue Shirt March, Tramore
Members of the ’Blue Shirt’ movement marching in full uniform through the streets of Tramore. The Army Comrades Association (ACA), later named the National Guard and better known by the nickname The Blueshirts, was a right-wing, quasi-fascist, Irish political organisation active in the 1930s.
Number :
UK3609
Image/Photo Date :
18th March 1934
Photographer :
Unknown
2. Large Crowd Attending Blue Shirt Meeting, Carrick On Suir
Large crowd attending a political meeting of the ’Blue Shirts’ in the centre of Carrick On Suir. Many people in the crowd are giving the Roman straight-arm (Fascist) salute. The Army Comrades Association (ACA), later named the National Guard and better known by the nickname The Blueshirts, was a right-wing, quasi-fascist, Irish political organisation active in the 1930s.
Number :
UK3608
Image/Photo Date :
31st May 1934
Photographer :
Unknown
3. Large Crowd Attending Blue Shirt Meeting, Carrick On Suir
Large crowd, some on horse-back, attending a political meeting, organised by the ’Blue Shirt’ movement, in Carrick On Suir. The Army Comrades Association (ACA), later named the National Guard and better known by the nickname The Blueshirts, was a right-wing, quasi-fascist, Irish political organisation active in the 1930s.
Number :
UK3607
Image/Photo Date :
31st May 1934
Photographer :
Unknown
4. Blue Shirt Meeting, Carrick On Suir
Large crowd some on horse-back in the centre of Carrick on Suir for a meeting of the ’Blue Shirts’. The Army Comrades Association (ACA), later named the National Guard and better known by the nickname The Blueshirts, was a right-wing, quasi-fascist, Irish political organisation active in the 1930s.
Number :
UK3610
Image/Photo Date :
31st May 1934
Photographer :
Unknown
5. William Beresford Taking Part In A Blue Shirt March, Carrick On Suir
League of Youth (Blue Shirts), marching through Carrick on Suir. The man centre with an arrow pointing towards him is William Beresford, brother of Lord Waterford. The Army Comrades Association (ACA), later named the National Guard and better known by the nickname The Blueshirts, was a right-wing, quasi-fascist, Irish political organisation active in the 1930s.
Number :
UK3611
Image/Photo Date :
31st May 1934
Photographer :
Unknown
6. Con Tobin, Glandore, West Cork
Portrait of Con Tobin (1886 - 1930), Glandore, West Cork, who was a soldier in the First World War.
Number :
UK3612
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1916
Photographer :
Unknown
7. Presentation To Mr Robin Carew At Gracedieu
Presentation to Mr. Robin Carew, Hon. Secretary, of the Hunt, (1926 - 1933), at Gracedieu.
Number :
UK3560
Image/Photo Date :
23rd January 1934
Photographer :
Unknown
8. The Hunt At Holy Cross
The Hunt at Holy Cross with dogs, two unidentified huntsmen and a horse.
Number :
UK3559
Image/Photo Date :
23rd November 1933
Photographer :
Unknown
9. Huntsmen In A Field Near Gracedieu
Huntsmen with horses and hounds in a field near Gracedieu.
Number :
UK3557
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1933
Photographer :
Unknown
10. Fox Hunting At Ballinamona
Hunting at Ballinamona with horses and hounds.
Number :
UK3561
Image/Photo Date :
28th November 1933
Photographer :
Unknown
11. Opening Meet Of The Waterford Hunt
Opening meet of The Waterford Hunt at the Manor of Saint John. L - r: Mrs Russell; T.; Madeline; Hugh and Dr. Walker.
Number :
UK3556
Image/Photo Date :
31st October 1933
Photographer :
Unknown
12. Two Huntsmen On A Road Near Gracedieu
Two huntsmen on the public road near Gracedieu with cars in the background and a man with a bicycle, partially obscured.
Number :
UK3558
Image/Photo Date :
31st October 1933
Photographer :
Unknown
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