Paddy Flynn Visiting His Uncle’s Grave At Tyne Cot Cemetary, Belgium

Paddy Flynn visiting his uncle’s grave at Tyne Cot Cemetary, Belgium. Private Paddy Flynn fought in WWI for the New Zealand Expeditionary Force and died near Tyne Cot on the 23 December 1917.

UK3756

Unknown

Circa 2000

Name Kept Private

700

976

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0

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The Beach From The Promenade, Tramore

The Beach from The Promenade, Tramore.

UK4099

Unknown

Circa 1910

Thomas Jones

700

1101

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0

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Metal Man, Tramore

The Metal Man, Tramore. The Metal Man is one of three pillars (Metal Man in the centre) erected to warn boats and ships coming into Tramore’s shallow waters, to keep out from the dangerous rocks.

UK4105

Unknown

Circa 1960

Thomas Jones

700

1113

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0

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Novelty Good Luck Post Card, Tramore

Novelty post card wishing ’Good Luck From Tramore’ with a ribbon tied around a flowering plant.

UK4110

Unknown

Circa 1920

Thomas Jones

700

1129

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0

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Main Street (Parnell Street), Dungarvan

Main Street (Parnell Street), Dungarvan photographed from Grattan Square. Market House can be seen in the distance. O’Donnells, D. A. Hill (Chemist) and the Central Bar are on the right. Morrissey, Foley, Delaney and Ryan’s Cafe are on the left.

UK3735

Unknown

1953

Name Kept Private

700

428

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0

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Handball Alley, Modeligo

Old Handball Alley at Modeligo which was built in 1935.

UK3762

Ena Doocey

September 2000

Name Kept Private

700

498

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0

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Hurling Team Comprising Waterford Emigrants, New York

This team comprised emigrants from Waterford living in New York. They provided the opposition for the Waterford County Team when they visited New York. Front row, l - r: Charles Bolger (Cappoquin),Tom Sullivan (Dungarvan), John Mansfield (Dungarvan), Tom Burke (Dungarvan), James French (Ring), Dan Desmond (Fourmilewater), Mike Mason (Cappoquin), Tom Scully (?), John Phelan (Fourmilewater), Al Flynn (Ballyduff Upper), Unidentified, Mike Prendergast (Tallow) and sitting: Tom Flynn (Ballyduff Upper) with unidentified child. Back row, l - r: Unidentified, Unidentified, Jimmy Power (Gaultier), Unidentified, Hillary Kelly (Galway), L. Walsh (Dungarvan), Mattie Lonergan (Kilrossanty), Sean Power (Dungarvan), Unidentified, John Coleman (Melleray), Michael O’Kelly (Dungarvan), Joe Flynn (Ballyduff Upper), Martin Power (Kiely’s Cross), John Kenneally (Aglish) and Sean McCarthy (Dungarvan).

UK3758

Unknown

Circa 1963

Name Kept Private

700

474

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0

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Paddy Flynn (Right) And Two Unidentified Soldiers, New Zealand Army

Right: Private Paddy Flynn, son of Alice Flynn, Glendalligan, 2nd Otago Regiment, N.Z.E.F. who emigrated to New Zealand from Co. Waterford and was conscripted into the New Zealand Expeditionary Force which fought in WWI. He died near Tyne Cot, Belgium on the 23 December 1917, aged 35. The two soldiers to his left are unidentified but are probably from the Kilmacthomas area.

UK3754

Unknown

1917

Name Kept Private

700

937

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0

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Relative Of Landers Family, Knockmaun

Elderly gentlelman with a cane, sitting in a rustic chair in A. H. Poole’s Photographer’s Studio, Waterford. He has been identified as a relative of the Landers family from Knockmaun, Dungarvan.

UK3759

Poole, A.H

Circa 1900

Name Kept Private

700

993

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0

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David Landers, Knockmaun With His Wife Catherine And Their Two Children

David Landers (died 1936), Knockmaun with his wife Catherine (nee Norris), Stradbally and their two sons. Right: Tom (born 1907) and left in front: David (born 1917).

UK3760

Unknown

Circa 1923

Name Kept Private

700

1012

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0

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Mr Ahearn, Cappagh and David Landers, Knockmaun

L - r: Mr. Ahearn, Canty, Cappagh and David Landers, Knockmaun, Dungarvan at an unidentified location.

UK3761

Unknown

Circa 1938

Name Kept Private

700

1064

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0

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Catherine Landers (Nee Norris) With Her Son Tom

Catherine Landers (nee Norris), Knockmaun, with her son Tom at Keohan’s Photographic Studios, Main Street (Parnell Street), Dungarvan.

EK342

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1909

Name Kept Private

700

1127

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0

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Tramore Strand

View of the Strand, Tramore from the West. ’Bathing Machines’ can be seen on the slipway.

UK4149

Unknown

Circa 1925

Thomas Jones

700

443

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0

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People Looking At The Metal Man Towers

Three unidentified men looking across the cliffs at the Metal Man Towers.

UK4151

Shalloe

Circa 1930

Thomas Jones

700

439

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0

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Novelty Post Card Of A Crowded Train To Tramore

Novelty post card showing an over-crowded train going to Tramore.

UK4152

Unknown

Circa 1910

Thomas Jones

700

446

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0

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