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10. The Enterprise Public House, Grattan Square, Dungarvan
The Enterprise Public House, Grattan Square, Dungarvan. The pub is painted in the French National Colours because the Tour De France cycling race passed through Dungarvan in July that year.
Number :
UK4675
Image/Photo Date :
July 1998
Photographer :
Colette Wyley Quill
11. McGrath’s Newsagent’s Shop, Mitchel Street, Dungarvan.
Colourful display at McGrath’s Newsagent’s Shop, Mitchel Street, Dungarvan when the Tour De France passed through Dungarvan. The Waterford Hurling Team were playing in Semple Stadium on the same weekend.
Number :
UK4676
Image/Photo Date :
July 1998
Photographer :
Unknown
12. Arc De Triumph Replica, Youghal Road, Dungarvan
Arc De Truimph replica on the ring road roundabout, Cork Road, Dungarvan during the Tour De France Cycling Race which passed through Dungarvan in 1998.
Number :
UK4674
Image/Photo Date :
July 1998
Photographer :
Colette Wyley Quill
13. Tour De France Cyclists On The Outskirts of Dungarvan
Tour De France cyclists just outside Dungarvan.
Number :
UK4673
Image/Photo Date :
July 1998
Photographer :
Colette Wyley Quill
14. Group Of Augustinian Students, Augustinian College, Dungarvan
Group of unidentified Augustinian Students at the Augustinian College, Lower Main Street, Dungarvan.
Number :
UK4645
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1965
Photographer :
Unknown
15. Group Of Augustinian Students, Dungarvan
Unidentified group of Augustinian Students at the Augustinian College, Lower Main Street, Dungarvan. The priest, front, centre, is: Father O’Donnell. Michael Freyne is 2nd from left, back row.
Number :
UK4647
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1965
Photographer :
Unknown
16. Augustinian Students, Augustinian College, Dungarvan
Group of Augustinian Students and an unidentified Augustinian Priest at the Augustinian College, Lower Main Street, Dungarvan.
Number :
UK4646
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1966
Photographer :
Unknown
17. Participants On Life Saving Course, Swimming Pool, Dungarvan
Group who took part in a life saving course at the Swimming Pool, Dungarvan.
Number :
UK4649
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1965
Photographer :
Unknown
18. Boxer Peter Crotty With An Opponent
On the right; Peter Crotty (1925 - 2003), boxer from Dungarvan with one of his opponents. Peter represented Ireland in the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki and later represented Europe in the Golden Gloves Boxing Competition, in Chicago. The opponent is unidentified.
Number :
UK4698
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1950
Photographer :
Unknown
19. Apple Factory Employees, Shandon, Dungarvan
Large group of Apple Factory employees outside the Apple Factory premises at Shandon, Dungarvan.
Number :
UK4692
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1955
Photographer :
Unknown
20. Bishop Michael Russell With Sheena Sullivan On Confirmation Day
Bishop Michael Russell, Bishop of Waterford And Lismore with Sheena Sullivan on her Confirmation Day at Ring Church.
Number :
UK4636
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1960
Photographer :
Máire Connery
21. Window Display, Monica’s Drapery Shop, Dungarvan
The window display in Monica’s Drapery Shop, Mary Street, Dungarvan, when the Tour De France Cycle Race passed through Dungarvan in 1998.
Number :
UK4672
Image/Photo Date :
July 1998
Photographer :
Colette Wyley Quill
22. Flynn Family, Faha
Flynn Family, Faha. Back, l - r: John Flynn, Mary Flynn, Father William Flynn, Pierce Flynn and Edmund Flynn. Front, l - r: Thomas Connors, John Flynn (Snr), Catherine Flynn (nee Connors, Curaheen, Kilrossanty), Mrs Connors. Image was taken at the Flynn Farmhouse, Faha.
Number :
UK4687
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1910
Photographer :
Unknown
23. Flynn Family, Faha
Flynn Family, Faha. Back, l - r: John Joe Flynn, William Flynn, Edmund Flynn. Front, l - r: Pierce Flynn, Thomas Flynn, Patrick Flynn and Brendan Flynn.
Number :
UK4686
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1920
Photographer :
Unknown
24. Reverend W. Flynn, Stradbally
Portrait of Father W. Flynn who was ordained in Maynooth, but studied at Saint John’s Seminary, Waterford. Reverend W. Flynn died, 20th November 1940 in Dungarvan and was buried in Stradbally. First worked in Salt Lake City, Utah, for ten years, before returning to Ireland. Served some time in Abbeyside, then Aglish and Ballinameela. After this he spent over thenty years at Saint Mary’s Church, Clonmel, before returning to Dungarvan where he died after three years.This image was probably taken in America between 1910 - 1920.
Number :
UK4689
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1915
Photographer :
Unknown
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