Paddy Foley’s Public House, Dungarvan

Paddy Foley’s Public House, Grattan Square, Dungarvan to the right with some old buildings in the background to the left.

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Paddy Foley’s Public House, Dungarvan

Side entrance to Paddy Foley’s Public House, Dungarvan. Grattan Square is to the right of the image.

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Michael Desmond

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Paddy Foley’s Public House, Dungarvan

Shop front of Paddy Foley’s pub in Grattan Square, Dungarvan. The panel of tiles beneath the window is inscribed: ”Tea Wine & Spirit Merchant”. To the left of the image is Mickey Lander’s Pub. Written on the left of the card is ”You Get The Best Drink in Dungarvan at PADDY FOLEY’S” and beneath this ”EST. 1886”.

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Grattan Square, Dungarvan

A north facing view of Grattan Square, Dungarvan on a wet day with Cruachán and the Comeragh Mountains in the background. In the centre of the square is the Weigh House with a light on top. The concrete weigh house was built c.1927 to replace the old wooden structure. The shops on the square from right to left are: Greene’s - Merchants, Cooney’s - Public House, Delany’s - Shoe Shop, Paddy Foley’s - Public House, across the road M. Kiely - Butcher, Egan’s - Public House, Dungarvan Post Office, Ethna MacManus - Ladies Clothes Shop, across the road the National Bank.

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1957

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Fish Market In Dungarvan

A group of women and children selling fish at the Fish Market. The women who sold the fish were known locally as ”Joulters”. In the background is the back of Paddy Foley’s public house and to the right is Mickey Lander’s public house.

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Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1902

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Laneway Off Davitt’s Quay, Dungarvan

Unnamed laneway off Davitt’s Quay, Dungarvan with the rear of Mickey Lander’s (right) and Paddy Foley’s public houses in the background. The lane was use by fishmongers (known locally as ’Joulters’) in times past.

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Fraher, William

January 1985

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Laneway Off Davitt’s Quay, Dungarvan

Unnamed laneway off Davitt’s Quay, Dungarvan with the rear of Mickey Lander’s (right) and Paddy Foley’s public houses in the background. The lane was use by fishmongers (known locally as ’Joulters’) in times past.

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Circa 1980

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Paddy Foley’s Public House, Dungarvan

An unidentified man having a pint of Guinness in the doorway of Paddy Foley’s Public House, Grattan Square, Dungarvan.

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Corpus Christi Ceremony, Dungarvan

A crowd of people gathered at Grattan Square, Dungarvan for a Corpus Christi Ceremony. The shops from the right of the photograph are: T. Power - Motor Engineer, Greene’s - Grocer, Cooney’s - Public House, Delaney’s - Footware Specialists, Paddy Foley’s - Public House, across the road: M. Kiely - Butcher, M. Flynn - Chemist, Dungarvan Post Office, Boarding House and the Munster & Leinster Bank around the corner.

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Grattan Square, Dungarvan

A north facing view of a bustling Grattan Square, Dungarvan on a wet day. In the centre of the square is the Weigh House with a light on top. The concrete weigh house was built c.1927 to replace the old wooden structure. This photograph was used as souvenir photo for the 1957 Traditional Music Festival of Ireland (Fleadh Cheoil). The shops on the square from right to left are: Greene’s - Merchants, Cooney’s - Public House, Delany’s - Shoe Shop, Paddy Foley’s - Public House, across the road M. Kiely - Butcher, Egan’s - Public House, Dungarvan Post Office, Ethna MacManus - Ladies Clothes Shop, across the road the National Bank. In the background are the Comeragh Mountains.

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Tobin, Tom

1957

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Power’s Brewery Yard

A group of men checking the load on the trucks in the yard of Power’s Brewery. The man 2nd from the left in the white coat is Noel McCarthy, Paddy Foley is 3rd from the left and 1st on the right is Phil Heaney.

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Paddy Foley’s Pub

Shop front of Paddy Foley’s pub in Grattan Square, Dungarvan. The panel of tiles beneath the window is inscribed: ”Tea Wine & Spirit Merchant”

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Tobin, Tom

1954

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