Barney Dunne Leading A Horse & Caravan Near Rathgormack

Barney Dunne leading a horse and barrel top caravan from Rathgormack on the way to Mothel. In the caravan to the right is his son Michael Dunne (aged 5) with his two sisters Mary Rose and Joaney to his left. This image was used as a cover for a Cadbury’s Chocolate Box.

UK7914

Unknown

1953

Name Kept Private

700

452

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0

null

Unidentified People At A Ruined Tower House

Unidentified people at a ruined Tower House, maybe Clonea Power.

EB448

David Brenan

Circa 1900

Name Kept Private

700

515

http://bit.ly/2Fmyx68

0

null

Doctor Walker And Others Picnicing In The Comeragh Mountains

L to r: Doctor Walker, his wife, William Beresford and the Smiths on a picnic in the Comeragh Mountains. Photo taken just below Coumshingaun Lake. Fascoum is on the left.

UK3722

Unknown

Circa 1925

Name Kept Private

700

534

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0

null

William Beresford And Mrs Smith Picnicing In The Comeragh Mountains

William Beresford and Mrs Smith on a picnic in the Comeragh Mountains.

UK3721

Unknown

Circa 1925

Name Kept Private

700

540

http://bit.ly/1f84Eq7

0

null

Coumshingaun Lake In The Comeraghs

Unidentified man by Coumshingaun Lake in the Comeragh Mountains.

EK298

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

479

http://bit.ly/1gbt925

0

null

Patron Saint’s Blessing The Well At Mothel

The patron saints blessing the holy well at Mothel.

UK3010

Unknown

Circa 1917

Name Kept Private

700

1111

http://bit.ly/1f8ceRB

1

2824

Horse And Trap, Glenpatrick

Three unidentified children to the right of a junction and an unidentified man sitting on the grass verge behind a horse and trap to the left at Glenpatrick.

UK2831

Unknown

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

425

http://bit.ly/1gbwOwQ

1

2763

Moore’s Public House, Clonea Power

Unidentified group standing outside Moore’s Bar, Clonea Power around 1900. It later became Flynn’s Public House

UK2077

Gerrard

Circa 1900

Name Kept Private

700

488

http://bit.ly/1f8hTaa

0

null

Refreshment Stall, Nire Valley

The Friend’s Of Saint Martin Society photographed during a day trip at a refreshment stall in the Nire Valley.

UK1705

Unknown

Circa 1960

Name Kept Private

700

663

http://bit.ly/1f8jEnY

0

null

Refreshment Stall, Nire Valley

The Friend’s Of Saint Martin Society photographed during a day trip at a refreshment stall in the Nire Valley.

UK1706

Unknown

Circa 1960

Name Kept Private

700

707

http://bit.ly/1f8jEEc

0

null

Pupils Of Coolnahorna N.S. Clonea-Power

Pupils of Coolnahorna, National School, Clonea-Power photographed outside the school buildings. Back row l. to r.: John Walsh, Tim Halpin, Tom Walsh, John Halpin, Tommy Foley, Paddy Culinan, Dick Mara, Mrs. Hassett (N.T)Tom Quinn, Tommy Harney. Middle row, Julia Foley, Josie Harney, Josie Kirwan, Josie Mara, Maggie Foley, Catherine Halpin, Kitty Halpin, Ellie Cullinan, Mary Cullinan, John Culinan (Kilclooney). Front row: Johnny Halpin, Tesie Foley, Hannah Hassett, Maggie Mara, Kathleen Walsh, Nora K. Cullinan, Nora Cullinan, Paddy Harney, Mick Harney, Billy Mara.

UK1516

Unknown

Circa 1930

Name Kept Private

700

420

http://bit.ly/1gbv3zI

0

null

Group of Men At Crotty’s Lake

A group of unidentified men photographed at Crotty’s Lake.

EB270

Brenan, Edward

Circa 1910

Name Kept Private

700

929

http://bit.ly/1f8lkxw

1

2353

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

http://bit.ly/1f8lR2J

1

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

http://bit.ly/1f8nugO

0

null

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

http://bit.ly/1f8nRb2

1

1988