Title:
Ireland The Emerald Isle
Divided Back PM 1911 Oct-5
Description:
She is a rich and rare land Oh she's a fresh and fair land She is a dear and rare land This native land of mine.
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Title:
Shannon Power Scheme Excavation of Foundation Pit for Power Station
Ardnacrusha unused
Description:
Shannon Power Scheme, Ardnacrusha.
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Title:
Shannon Power Shceme
O'Brien's Bridge unused
Description:
Series 464
O'Briensbridge, Electrical bank builder at work.
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Title:
Dublin Inter-Continental Hotel
Dublin, Chrome PM 1967
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Title:
Main Street
Blackrock, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Christ Cathedral
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Clifden Market
Clifden, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Street and R.C. Church
Blackrock, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Royal University - Earlsfort Terrace
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Street Level View, Rosemount Way, Dundrum
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
View of Village
Howth, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Street Through Donnybrook
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Howth Harbour
Howth, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Street Scene
Stillorgan, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Aerial View of Ovoca
Ovoca, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Street Scene
Wicklow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Main Street, Skerries
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
North Circular Road
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
French Church Street
Portarlington, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
O'Connell Bridge and Sackville Street
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Mount Anville convent
Dundram, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Vinegar Hill
Enniscorthy, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Eccles Hotel
Glengarriff unused
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Title:
Howth from the Harbour
Dublin unused
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Title:
Dalkey, from Sorrents, Co. Dublin
Dalkey unused
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Title:
Park Avenue, Sandymount
Dublin, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Cross Channel Steamers, Guinness's Brewery
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Lower Level Guinness Brewery
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Belfast from City Hall
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Christ Church Cathedral
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
City Hall
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Donegall Square
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Grafton Street
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
High Street
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
O'Connell Bridge
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
O'Connell Square, Street Level View
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Royal Avenue
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Transference of Casks, Guiness's Brewery
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Trolleys on City Street
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Westmoreland Street and O'Connell Street
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
View of Village
Glenoe, Divided Back PM 1911 Dec-7
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Title:
Shannon Airport
Shannon unused
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Title:
Enniskillen - Valentine Series
Enniskillen unused
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Title:
Shipquai Street
Londonderry unused
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Title:
Shaw's Bridge
Belfast
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Title:
East Wall
Dun Laoghaire PM 1935 Aug-29
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Title:
Four Courts and River Liffey, Dublin
Dublin unused
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Title:
Sheep Island, Antrim Coast Road
unused
Description:
When I'm sitting alone and dreaming Of the days that used to be, My heart goes back in fancy To the old home by the sea.
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Title:
Patrick Street and Hill
Cork PM 1956 Jul-04
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Title:
University College
Cork unused
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Title:
Blarney Castle
Blarney unused
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Title:
O'Connell's Monument
Dublin unused
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Title:
Guinness Wharf, Dublin
Dublin unused
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Title:
Royal Avenue
Belfast PM 1904 Aug-31
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Title:
Shannon electric power house (Showing canal tail race & salomon staircase), Limerick
Limerick unused
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Title:
O'Connell Monument and Sackville Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
Ireland's Eye from Hill of Howth
Howth PM 1957 Aug-5
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Title:
The Steps, Bellevue
Belfast
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Title:
Kingstown, Co. Dublin
Dún Laoghaire unused
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Title:
Lynch's Castle
Galway unused
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Title:
Castle Place, Belfast
Belfast unused
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Title:
Brickeen Bridge
Killarney unused
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Title:
In the Beechwood, Mourne Park
Kilkeel PM 1910 Jul-4
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Title:
Giant's Causeway - Wishing Chair
Bushmills unused
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Title:
Sackville Street and General Post Office
Dublin unused
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Title:
The Mount
Cork PM 1908 Dec-10
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Title:
Donegall Place
Belfast unused
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Title:
Grand Parade
Cork unused
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Title:
Paddy's Market
Cork unused
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Title:
O'Connell Bridgea and O'Connell Street
Dublin PM 1934 Dec-19
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Title:
William Street
Galway unused
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Title:
The Royal University - Earlsfort Terrace
Dublin, Divided Back
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Title:
Westmoreland Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
Treaty Stone - Limerick
Limerick, Real Photo unused
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Title:
O'Connell Bridge and Quays
Dublin, Divided Back PM 1905 Sep-13
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Title:
English Street
Armagh, Real Photo
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Title:
Christ Church Cathedral
Dublin unused
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Title:
Rosemount, Dundrum
Dublin unused
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Title:
O' Connell Bridge
Dublin unused
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Title:
Town From Bray Head, Co. Wicklow
Bray unused
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Title:
Children on the Strand, Co. Wicklow
Bray unused
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Title:
Tipperary Barracks
Tipperary
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Title:
View of Queen's Bridge
Belfast PM 1907 Jul-24
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Title:
Dame St. & College Green - B&R's Postcard Advertising
Dublin unused
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Title:
Sorrento and Dalkley Island
unused
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Title:
Tennis Courts, Co. Clare
Kilkee unused
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Title:
View from Dalkey Island, showing Loreto Abbey
Dalkey PM 1919 Jul-16
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Title:
View of Castle Place
Belfast PM 1909 Aug-07
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Title:
The Lido Pool
Cliftonville, Chrome unused
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Title:
View of Sackville Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
Greetings from Cork
Cork PM 1900 Jul-2
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Title:
Albert Memorial
Belfast PM 1904 Aug-6
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Title:
Belfast Castle, Cave Hill
Belfast PM 1904 Aug-6
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Title:
Greetings from Ireland
unused
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Title:
Paddy and his Pig
PM 1900 Jul-22
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Title:
The Irish Jaunting Car
PM 1900 Jul-22
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Title:
Market Day
Portadown, Real Photo PM 1936 Aug-1
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Title:
Ross Castle, Killarney
Divided Back PM 1912 Mar-18
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Title:
R. C. Cathedral
Thurles, Real Photo PM 1968 Jul-15
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Title:
Court House
Dundalk, Real Photo PM 1958
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Title:
Custom House, Dublin
Dublin PM 1926 Aug-09
Description:
Completed 1791. Dome is 125 feet in height and supports a colossal Statue of Hope.
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Title:
View of the Quays
Waterford unused
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Title:
Aerial View of Village and Bay
Crosshaven unused
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Title:
Looking Along O'Connell Street
Limerick unused
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Title:
Looking Up George Street
Limerick unused
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Title:
Government Buildings, Merrion Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
Grafton Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
City Hall
Belfast unused
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Title:
Phoenix Column
Dublin unused
Description:
Phoenix is a corruption of two Gaelic words - Fion-uise - signifying clear water.
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Title:
Rosslare Harbour
Rosslare unused
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Title:
Tramore
Tramore unused
Description:
Tramore Strand and Bay, Newtown Cove, Gillamene Bathing Place, The Beach, The Hydro.
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Title:
View of Harbour
Kilkeel unused
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Title:
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Kissing the Blarney Stone - Blarney Castle
Blarney, Real Photo unused
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Title:
O'Connell Street
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Four Courts and River Liffey
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Grafton Street
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Harlands & Wolff's Shipbuilding Yard
Belfast, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Steamer City of Belfast
Belfast, Divided Back
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Title:
RMS "Princess May"
Larne, Divided Back PM 1910 Nov-16
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Title:
View of Galway City
Galway City, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Bird's Eye View of City Hall and Garden of Remembrance
Belfast, Real Photo PM 1944 May-23
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Title:
Northern Ireland Houses of Parliament
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Entrance to Belfast Harbour
Belfast unused
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Title:
View of Sports Grounds
Portrush PM 1934 Jul-11
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Title:
View of Ballintov Coast Road
County Antrim unused
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Title:
Irish International Exhibition, 1907
Dublin unused
Description:
Concert Hall and Restaurant.
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Title:
Sackville Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
Southern Hotel, Kenmare, Co. Kerry
Kenmare unused
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Title:
Royal Avenue
Belfast unused
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Title:
View Along Westmoreland Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
View of Glengarriff
Glengarriff unused
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Title:
Emwood Church
Belfast unused
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Title:
St. Ann's Church
Belfast unused
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Title:
Shandon Steeple
Cork unused
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Title:
Grafton Street
Dublin
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Title:
The Viceregal Lodge
Dublin unused
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Title:
The O'Connell Monument
Dublin unused
Description:
Stands at the southern end of Sackville Street close to the o'Connell Bridge. It is a handsome pile surmounted by Foley's statue of O'Connell which is surrounded by groups emblematic of the Irish people appealing to O'Connell as their liberator, while at the base are bronze figures of Patriotism, Justice, Eloquence and Courage.
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Title:
Street Scene
Barna unused
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Title:
Street Scene
Stillorgan PM 1907 Sep-24
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Title:
Cork Harbour
Cork unused
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Title:
Mail Packet Station
Kingstown PM 1905 Aug-23
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Title:
St. Patrick's Street
Cork unused
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Title:
The Liffey and Four Courts, Dublin
Dublin PM 1905 Aug-19
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Title:
Patrick Street
Cork unused
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Title:
Grand Marble Stairway, City Hall, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Belfast unused
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Title:
Glendalough. Co. Wicklow
Wicklow unused
Description:
It is one of Ireland's most beautiful visitors' destinations.
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Title:
Man Arrested by Police
unused
Description:
Dear _____. Being detained at rather a late hour last night I...
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Title:
Man with Tophat in Swamp
unused
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Title:
Salthill and Hotel
Kingstown unused
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Title:
Hotel Imperial
Cork unused
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Title:
Imperial Hotel
Cork unused
Description:
Blarney Castle
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Title:
Quay and Shipping
Waterford
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Title:
Shelbourne Hotel
Dublin unused
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Title:
General View of Town
Queenstown unused
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Title:
Paddy's Market, Coal Quay
Cork
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Title:
Castle Place
Belfast unused
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Title:
South Mall
Cork
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Title:
Royal Avenue
Belfast
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Title:
Promenade
Queenstown PM 1909 Jun-20
Description:
County Cork.
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Title:
Birds-Eye View of Village
Howth unused
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Title:
Convent of Mercy
Mallow
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Title:
An Irish Low Black Car
PM 1907 Dec-30
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Title:
Lacemakers, Bally Maclinton, Franco-British Exhibiters
PM 1908 Aug-20
Description:
(M. Clinton's Town erected by the makers of M. Clinton's Soap) Carrickmacross and Limerick Lace
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Title:
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Portrush PM Jul-23
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Title:
The Irish Country Car
PM 1906 Nov-7
Description:
Hordse drawn cart with a driver and a couple facing outward on each side.
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Title:
In the Ould Days at Donnybrook
Description:
People dancing to music, spectators, and a small dog enjoying the fair.
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Title:
Francis Street
Kilrush unused
Description:
County Clare
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Title:
Views if Irish Horse Racing Events
Chrome unused
Description:
Irish Sweeps' Chief, Mr. J. McGrath wins 1951 Epsom Derby with Arctic Prince. Mrs. McGrath leads in the winner. The parade, Dublin Horse Show. Famous Irish sweep drum. Meet of hounds, Castletown House, Kildare. Ticket conterfoil mixing - Irish Sweep - 160 operatives are engaged
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Title:
"Doing The Lakes", Ross Castle
Lough Leane (KERRY) unused
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Title:
Main Street
Youghal
Description:
County Cork
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Title:
College Green with Trinity College and Statue of William III
Dublin unused
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Title:
Gresham Hotel
Dublin PM 1931 Jun-18
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Title:
Trinity College - College Green
Dublin unused
Description:
Founded by charter of Queen Elizabeth 1591
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Title:
Bailey Lighthouse, Howth
Dublin unused
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Title:
Salthill Promenade
Galway, Divided Back unused
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Title:
An illustration of a cottage by John Holmes
(ULSTER), Continental Chrome PM 1970 Feb-11
Description:
British architecture. Ulster thatch
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Title:
Terminal Building, Dublin Airport
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Glanmore Lake, and Kenmare Bay, Caha Mountains
(KERRY), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Glanmore Lake: The Beara Peninsula is one of the four long fingers trailing in the Atlantic on the south-west coast of Ireland. It is a coast drowsing with palms and exotic sub-tropical blooms. The Caha Mountains form a rugged spine down the length of the Peninsula. Nestled in these mountains is Glanmore Lake and from the nearby road can be seen some of the most spectacular scenery in all of Ireland. Caravan holiday-makers are shown in this picture
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Title:
Inchydoney Strad, Nr. Clonakilty , Co. Cork
Clonakilty, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This triangular promontory, three miles from Clonakilty, is a pretty spot with lovely sands and first-class bathing and consequently very popular with visitors
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Title:
St. Patrick's Street, Bridge and HIll
Cork City, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The principal city centre thoroughfare. With its population of nearly 80,000 people, Cork is the third largest city in Ireland. It developed from a monastic settlement founded by St. Finbarr. Later a walled town was build on a marsh in the many channelled River Lee. With its numerous bridges, Cork has a picturesque continental air, yet it is one of Ireland's most progressive centres. Here also are the Shandon Bells, whose chimes are world-famous
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Title:
Aerial View of Dun Laoghaire
Dun Laoghaire, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Dun Laoghaire, 8 miles south of Dublin City, is beautifully situated at the southern end of Dublin Bay, its spacious and important harbour is the terminus for the mail boats from Holyhead. The town's many splendid buildings are set against a well wooded background which in turn gives way to some really impressive mountain scenery beyond. The People's Park, nicely laid out with shrubs and flowerbeds is but one of the town's attractive open spaces
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Title:
Deep Sea Fishing Off The Irish Coast
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Deep Sea Fishing: Ireland is renowned as a land of sport and of sportsmen. Angling in all its forms is very popular for the lakes and the rivers of Ireland teem with fish. With the exception of restricted salmon fishing, this sport can be enjoyed nearly everywhere free of charge. Interest in deep sea fishing is growing annually and there are some outstanding points around the Irish coast, notably off Counties Cork, Kerry, Wexford, Mayo and Galway
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Title:
Jurys Hotel, Ennis Road
Limerick, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Jurys Hotel Limerick: Close to Shannon Airport and within walking distance of Limerick City, Jurys Hotel combines all that is traditional in Ireland - hospitality and friendliness - with the most modern standards of hotel keeping. The 96 bedroomed hotel overlooks the river Shannon and the restaurant boasts superb food and wines. Limerick is an ideal centre for touring the world famous cliffs of Moher and the Burren. Printed and Published by John Hinde Limited. Cabinteely, Co. Dublin, Irish Republic
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Title:
O'Connell Street
Limerick, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Limerick, the fourth largest city in Ireland, is situated at the head of the Shannon estuary. It is a thriving seaport and industrial centre and a place of major historical interest. Its famous Treaty Stone, historic Castles and Cathedrals, and centuries old traditions, are rick with a history dating back to A.D. 922 when Limerick was a Norse settlement. Shannon Airport is 13 miles away
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Title:
Terminal Building, Shannon Free Airport, Co. Clare, Ireland
Shannon, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Declared the world's first free airport in 1947, Shannon is famous among air travellers for its Duty Free Shop and Restaurant, open round-the-clock. An Industrial and Warehousing Estate has been established on the perimiter of the Airport where goods can be manufactured or stored for distribution by air to world markets. Manufacturers and exporters using Shannon pay no import duties or bonding charges, and are exempt from profits tax until 1983 Printed and Published by John Hinde Limited, Cabinteely, Co. Dublin, Irish Republic. Colour Photo by John Hinde F.R.P.S
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Title:
Traditional Irish Dancers
Ennis, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Visitors to Ireland who take part on the One Day Mediaeval Tour of Shannon Free Airport are not only treated to a banquet in real Middle Ages style in fifteenth century Bunratty Castle, but they are also entertained by these pretty Irish colleens, seen here dancing a reel. Other entertainment in the restored and furnished fortress includes costumed singers and minstrels playing on the harp, who regale the guests with the tuneful melodies of Ireland
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Title:
Shannon Airport, CO. Clare
Shannon (CLARE), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Gate-way to Europe. Shannon was the first Customs-free Airport in the World
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Title:
St. Ann's Hill, near Blarney. Co. Cork
Blarney unused
Description:
202
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Title:
Donegal Quay
Belfast unused
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Title:
Haulbowline - Harbour
Queenstown unused
Description:
County Cork
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Title:
Aer Lingus Reservation Card
Dublin, Chrome PM 1955 Jun-25
Description:
Phone 43447. For immediate and prompt delivery of tickets. No service fee. Hotel reservations made in advance. All inclusive holiday plans for all countries in Europe. Reservations for direct flights to: London, Paris, Amsterdam, Lourdes, Barcelona, Biarritz, Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow and connecting with all cities of The Continent
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Title:
Greetings from Co. Down
Divided Back PM 1907 May-16
Description:
Emerald Series 4
Down County
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Title:
Boat House
Coleraine
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Title:
Bridge and Castle
Athlone PM 1907 Aug-21
Description:
County Westmeath
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Title:
Esplanade
Bangor Maine (ME) unused
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Title:
Irish Donkey Cart
unused
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Title:
Cable Road
Whitehead
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Title:
View from the Beach, Queenstown
Cobh unused
Description:
Valentine's Series Valentine, Dublin Printed in Scotland
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Title:
Patrick Street
Cork PM 1907 Jan-7
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Title:
Baptist Church
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Lower Lake Near Ross Castle
Killarney, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Eagle Nest Mt
Killarney, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Serpent Lake in Mountains of Killarney
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Technical Institute
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Scottish Provident Building
Belfast, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Bridge over Liffey River
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Christ's Church
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Four Courts
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
View of Five-Story Building
Real Photo unused
Description:
Probably Ireland
From USS Texas Tour
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Title:
Wellington Monument in Phoenix Park
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Go and find a peeler for yourself Mike Doogan
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Title:
The Quay - After The Rebellion
Dublin unused
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Title:
Gap of Dunloe
Chrome
Description:
The GAP OF DUNLOE is a 6-mile mountain pass about 9 miles from Killarney. It divides the Purple mountain from McGillycuddy's Reeks. In this rugged defile are the Serpent, Auger, Cushvalley, and Black lakes which are drained by the River Loe. Visitors travel on ponyback or in a ponycarriage from Kate Kearny's cottage to the head of the Upper Lage whence the tour continues by boat. Each year along the rocky road which winds past the Auger Lake (at right overleaf) thoughts of tourists trek on ponies through this rugged defile. The Gap of Dunloe is a place of massive boulders in grotesque array over which foaming mountain torrents dash downwards with reckless abandon. A symphony of nature is played here incessantly, no two notes in repetition. For illustration, nature adds a profusion of ferns, mosses and wild flowers. The purple heather and the gorse flowers make a blaze of colour thrilling to the eye. The area around Kate Kearney's Cottage is very popular with casual trippers who enjoy pony trekking and walking and cycling in a commanding environment. The pictures overleaf indicate the natural aspects of an area which has remained unchanged since it was traversed by Weld, Macauley, Tennyson, Wordsworth, Young, Thackeray and other early-day visitors.
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Title:
The Recreation Centre
Tramore, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
County Waterford
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Title:
Middle Lake
Killarney, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Gougane-Barra
Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Stephen's Green Park - The Lake
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Grafton Street and Trinity College
Dublin unused
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Title:
Topping the Turnips
unused
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Title:
O'Connell Monument and Sackville Street
Dublin unused
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Title:
Blackhead
Whitehead
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Title:
Children's Corner
Whitehead
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Title:
View from the Promenade
Whitehead unused
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Title:
View from Belfast Road
Whitehead
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Title:
Blackhead
Whitehead
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Title:
Ferry to Bangor
Belfast PM 1907 Dec-4
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Title:
A Killarney Spinster
PM 1905 Oct-27
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Title:
Port Stewart Castle
Port Stewart
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Title:
Greetings from Port Stewart
Port Stewart unused
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Title:
The Pentagon
Ballymena PM 1911 Feb-16
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Title:
View Across the Bay Towards the Village, Co. Donegal
Allybegs, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Coast Road
Ballintoy, Divided Back unused
Description:
County Antrim
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Title:
On the Lagan
Belfast, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Thomas Street
Armagh, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Phoenix Park - Phoenix Monument
Dublin, Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Patrick's Street
Cork, Divided Back PM 1910
Description:
The capital of the county of Cork in the south of Ireland on the river Lee, 15 miles from the sea. St. Patrick street is one of the main streets. The principal buildings are the Protestant and Roman Catholic Cathedrals and Queen's College
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Title:
Drying Fish on the Thatch
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lord Bantry's Cottage
Glengarriff, Divided Back unused
| |
Title:
O'Connell Bridge and River Liffey
Dublin, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Moore's Forge
Antrim, Divided Back
| |
Title:
Central West Station
Durban, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Railway Station
Portrush, Divided Back
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Title:
Hotel Majestic
Tramore, Chrome unused
Description:
One of the finest hotels on the Irish coast. The hotel undoubtedly occupies the finest position in Tramore standing in its own grounds with an ininterrupted view of Tramore Bay
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Title:
Upper Lake
Glendalough, Chrome unused
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Title:
The Lucky Wishing Well, Glendalough
Glendalough, Chrome unused
Description:
Two women looking down a well amongst a grouping of rock. A bridge sits in the background over a ravine that is abutted by tress. A small town can be seen beyond the bridge and a mountain is beyond the town. The picture is faded with muted colors
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Title:
O'Connell Bridge and Street
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Eyre Square
Galway, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Built where the River Corrib flows into Galway Bay, this City of the Tribes traces back to the 13th century. Its focal centre is Eyre Square, originally an open space in front of the main city gate. The John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Garden ws laid in 1965-66. The Browne Doorway is a reminder in stone of Galway's many ancient links with Spain. The 1936 memorial to Padraig O'Conaire honours this famous Galway-born Irish writer
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South Mall and Holy Trinity Church
Cork, Continental Chrome unused
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St. Patrick's Street, Bridge and Hill
Cork City, Continental Chrome unused
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O'Connel Bridge from O'Connell Street
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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The Terminal Building
Cork Airport, Continental Chrome PM 1984
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Cork Airport was opened inn October 1961 and established direct connections with the South of Ireland and Dublin, Western England, London and the Continent. It stands on 500 acres with two runways, the larger measuring 1829 metres capable of handling jets and the other measuring 1310. The 80 ft. high control tower dominates the airport. In it is housed every modern electronic aid for aviation
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Hotel Montrose
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Stillorgan Road
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Undertakers and Bar
Wexford, Continental Chrome unused
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Flannery's Motor Hotel, Dublin Road
Galway, Continental Chrome unused
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This hotel was built by a motorist especially for motoring tourists. It is spacious and airy and offers all modern conveniences without sacrificing traditional Irish hospitality. Its 80 twin-bedded rooms, with wonderful views of Galway Bay and the Clare Hills, all have private bathrooms. Service is smooth and the food excellent. Details of special package deal holidays - motor hire and hotel accommodation combined - are available from the hotel
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Galway and Salthill
Galway, Continental Chrome unused
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Galway is one of the most fascinating of Irish cities, gateway between the Old World and the New. Columbus prayed in St. Nicholas' Church before setting out on his voyage of discovery, and an early mayor, James Lynch Fitzstephens, condemned and executed his own son near the old jail. The short River Comb flows through Galway City to enter the Atlantic. Salthill, the seaside suburb, is one of the most fashionable and up-to-date resorts in Ireland
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Various Views of the Factory and Crystal Making Process
Waterford, Continental Chrome PM 1982 May-17
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Waterford Crystal - Largest crystal factory of its type in the world. Waterford crystal is born in white hot fire, created by craftsmen who shape it into life with their breath and then, by skilful hand cutting, transmute this almost invisible substance into glittering masterpieces of fire and ice. The primitive tools used in its manufacture are almost as they have been for hundreds of years. The legendary fame of Waterford Depends on the keen eye and the cunning hand of the master craftsman
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Irish Air Lines Passenger Plane at Airport
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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The Shelbourne Hotel
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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O'Connell Street and Bridge
Dublin, Chrome PM 1962
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Viewed from Westmoreland Street, O'Connell Street stretches beyond Nelson's Pillar and in the foreground O'Connell Bridge, the widest bridge in Europe built in 1794, spans the River Liffey
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College Green and Bank of Ireland
Dublin, Real Photo unused
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O'Connell Street
Dublin, Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Tis is the city's main thoroughfare and one of the widest streets in the world. It crosses the River Liffey at O'Connell Bridge. A statue of Daniel O'Connell, the 19th century Irish statesman, stands in the centre of the street. Dublin (population 800,000), capital of Ireland is situated at the foot of the Wicklow Mountains, facing Dublin Bay and was founded by Viking Pirates over a thousand years ago. It is famous for its magnificent Georgian (18th century) architecture
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O'Connell Street
Dublin, Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Beautiful, entertaining, witty Dublin, city of Sean O'Casey, James Joyce, George Bernard Shaw, Sheridan, Swift and a host of other wizards with words - as indeed, is the average Dubliner; city of the largest stout brewery, largest urban park, highest obelisk, oldest Chamber of Commerce, Dublin is one of the most beautifully situated of the world's capitals, between the mountains and the sea, with unspoilt countryside lapping at its doorstep, it is friendly, loquacious, hospitable and gracious
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Ballinahinch Lake and Ben Lettery Mountain
Connemara, Jumbo/Large Format unused
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The Western Wonderland, stretches from Galway to the sea; rugged mountain heaving upwards out of moorland and bog, and reflected in a thousand quiet lakes in a symphony of wild beauty. The region has been made famous through many paintings, but few artists have managed the almost impossible task of capturing its strange and elusive colouring. Connemara is a favourite haunt of anglers, and the weighing-in in the evenings is a solemn ritual in a number of hotels
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Hill of Doon, Lough Corrib Co
Galaway, Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Lough Corrib is one of the largest lakes of the West of Ireland, and provides possib ly the best all-round free fishing in Ireland, holding salmon, trout, pike, rudd, perch and eels. With a length of 27 miles and a variable width (maximum 7 miles), the lake occupies an area of 68 square miles. One of the most attractive spots on the lake is the wooded Hill of Doon, which overlooks a narrow inlet of the lake. From Oughterard a road through Currarevah leads to a splendid vantage point for viewing the Hill
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Aasleagh Falls
Leenane, Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Leenane at the head of the great Killary Harbour is a well-known fishing and climbing centre of the West of Ireland. Above Leenane, on the Galway/Mayo border, the Erriff River courses through a wide valley between the mountains. The Aasleagh Falls, due to their romantic setting, are one of the prettiest cascades on the Eeriff River. Behind rises Meamtranna (2239 feet), and the curiously named Devilsmother (2131 feet) of the Partry Mountain Range
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The Salmon Weir Bridge
Galway City, Jumbo/Large Format unused
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The short River Corrib which flows through Galway City provides salmon with their only means of access to 1,200 square miles of lakes, and in season they can be seen beneath the Salmon Weir Bridge in their thousands, resting before the journey upstream. Galway is one of the most fascinating of Irish cities, gateway between the Old World and the New. Beyond lies the remotely beautiful region of Connemara, which the modern world has hardly touched
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Greetings from Dublin
Dublin, Jumbo/Large Format PM 1967
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Thatched Cottage
Connemara (Galway), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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St. Stephen's Green North
Dublin unused
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Phoenix Park - Vice Regal Lodge
Dublin unused
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Sackville Street
Dublin unused
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Queen's Bridge
Belfast unused
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Sackville Street and O'Connell Bridge
Dublin unused
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Grand Hotel
Greystones
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Illustrated Songs "Killarney"
unused
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Street Scene
Adare, Continental Chrome unused
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Ireland's prettiest village. County Limerick
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Southern Lake Hotel
Waterville, Continental Chrome unused
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County Kerry
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Sporting Ireland: Irish Hospitals' Sweeps and Sweeps Derby
Continental Chrome unused
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The Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes (below) is drawn four times a year in Dublin. The Irish Sweeps Derby (top left) is one of te world's richest races. Other sporting events are the Dublin Horse Show (top right) and Hunting (bottom left). The Irish Hospitals' Sweeps have brought fortunes to many thousands of people all over the World. Prizes paid exceed 200 million [pounds] and the Draws are a colourful attraction for visitors to Dublin. The Irish Sweeps Derby, with 30,000 [pounds] added to the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes, is one of the Great International Turf Occasions and is run at the Curragh, the HQ of Irish Racing, about 25 miles from Dublin
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United States embassy
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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Waterford Crystal
Waterford, Continental Chrome PM 1985
Description:
Largest crystal factory of its type in the world. Waterford crystal is born in white hot fire, created by craftsmen who shape it into life with their breath and then, by skillful hand cutting, transmute this almost invisible substance into glittering masterpieces of fire and ice. The primitive tools used in its manufacture are almost as they have been for hundreds of years. The legendary fame of the Waterford depends on the keen eye and the cunning hand of the master craftsman
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Trinity College and Bank of Ireland, College Green
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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Dublin City: Literary, cultural, theatrical, with a very definite capital air and only 800,000 people. A city with 27 golf clubs and three race tracks. A city where good conversation has survived and where people know how to relax. In this picture is seen the windowless facade of the Bank of Ireland, formerly the Parliament House and the Corinthian front of Trinity College, the library of which contains the "Book of Kells", one of the world's most beautifully illuminated manuscripts
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Dublin Airport, Ireland
Dublin, Continental Chrome PM 1977
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Dublin airport, situated six miles from the city centre is the home base of Aer Lingus Irish International Air Lines and is linked by direct services with the principle cities of Europe and the United States of America. Dublin City stands at the foot of the Wichlow mountains, facing Dublin Bay and is famous for its magnificent Georgian architecture and spacious streets. Passengers on the Trans Atlantic flights from Dublin may also avail of the duty free bargains at the Airport shops
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At the Quayside, Inishmore
Aran Islands, Continental Chrome unused
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Ireland: People and Places
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Street Artist
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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O'Connell Street and Bridge
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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O'Connell Street, Dublin: The city's main thoroughfare, and one of the widest streets in the world. It crosses the River Liffey at O'Connell Bridge. A statue of Daniel O'Connell, the 19th century Irish statesman, stands in the centre of the street. Dublin (population 500,000), capital of Ireland, was founded by Viking pirates over a thousand years ago, at the foot of the Wicklow Mountains, facing Dublin Bay. It is famous for its magnificent Georgian (18th century) architecture. Printed and Published by John Hinde Limited, Cabinteely, Co. Dublin, Irish Republic. Photo: E. Ludwig, John Hinde Studios
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Post Office and O'Connell Street - Post Office and Nelson's Pillar
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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As it was prior to the early hours of March 8th 1966, when Dubliners awoke to find the great Pillar, on which stood a statue of Lord Nelson, had been destroyed by a person or persons unknown. Dublin was founded by Viking pirates over a thousand years ago. The lovely city stands at the foot of the Wiclow Mountains, facing Dublin Bay and is famous for its magnificent Georgian architecture
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Crowd of Pilgrims
Knock, Continental Chrome unused
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Shannon Shamrock Inn
Bunratty, Continental Chrome unused
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One of the most modern of its kind in Ireland, situated at Bunratty, Co Clare, a perfect blend of the old and new, having Bunratty Castle in the grounds. Shannon Shamrock offers its guests every possible facility; all rooms with private baths; centrally heated; radio; telephone etc; a beautiful swimming pool for adults and one for children. Its proximity to Shannon Airport, a mere 5 miles away on the one side and Limerick City 15 minutes drive on the other side, make a stay at the Shannon Shamrock a must
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Bus Station
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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Bus station for long distance buses and the offices of the Department of Social Welfare, taken from the Custom House
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St. Patrick Street
Cork, Continental Chrome unused
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Alcock and Brown Monument
Ballyconnelly, Continental Chrome unused
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This monument close to the town and 5 miles from Clifden commemorates the first West-East air crossing of the Atlantic by John Alcock and Arthur Brown who crash landed in a bog nearby on 15th June 1919
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View of Beach from Balcony Patio
Bray (CO. WICKLOW), Continental Chrome unused
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View of Village and Bay and Croaghaun Mountail, Achill Island
Dooagh Village (CO. MAYO), Continental Chrome
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Various Views of Town
Tullamore, Continental Chrome unused
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William Street, High Street, Swimming Pool, Patrick Street
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SLIGO : O'Connell St, The Park, Innisfree, Drumcliff
Sligo, Continental Chrome unused
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Sligo : Set between Lough Gill and the sea where the coastal highway from Connaught to Ulster crosses the Garravogue River, Sligo is one of the most beautifully sited of Irish towns. It is the centre of the now famous Yeates country embracing Drumcliffe, Benbulben, Glencar, Inisfree and Lough Gill. With seaside resorts like Rosses Point and Strandhill only a few miles away. Sligo offers every holiday facility
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Dublin
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland. At the head of Dublin Bay stands one of Europe's most gracious capitals. The River Liffey, spanned by several busy bridges, passes through the centre of the city
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The Gresham Hotel, O'Connell Street
Dublin, Continental Chrome unused
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Ireland's most modern hotel, situated in the heart of the Capitol. 230 superlative bedrooms, 175 with private bathrooms, many charming suites, all fitted with guest-controlled central heating, radio, bell-call system, bathrooms with showers. Dance, wine and dine according to your taste in gay and distinctive surroundings. The friendly efficient service of the Hotel is at your disposal at all hours. Television in Residents' Lounge and some of the private suites. Complete information bureau at your service
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Picturesque Views of Tralee in County Kerry, Ireland
Tralee, Continental Chrome PM 1979 Jul-13
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Tralee, Co. Kerry: The chief town of Co. Kerry and gateway to the Dingle Peninsula, Tralee is a progressive modern town and an excellent touring and holiday centre. This is the venue for the famous "Rose of Tralee" (famed in song by William Mulchinock) contest held annually and which attracts entrants from throughout the world. The town park of over 75 acres is easy of access from the principal streets and provides a fine setting for the Ashe Memorial Hall
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County Limerick
Limerick, Continental Chrome unused
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This county is, in general, a place of quiet beauty and rural charm. There are excellent sporting facilities particularly for the angler and the golfer and Limerick contains some of the finest hunting country in Ireland. The city of Limerick stands on the site of an important ford of ancient times, where the Shannon River meets the sea. It is one of the most progressive of Irish cities and an important transport and industrial centre
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