Black and white photograph by Danny Coffee printed onto an A4 card of Fiona Quilligan rehearsing Live Sax. The title was inspired by Paula Meehan’s poem The Saxophonist in the Room Next Door Plays the Blues All Night Long. The music accompanying the choreography was a score commissioned from Martin O’Leary.
Quilligan, Fiona (b. 1958), dancer and choreographerBlack and white photograph (139 x 89 mm) of four [Dore?] children seated side by side on a sofa.
Daly Family of Limerick CitySepia-toned photograph of Irish Brigadiers kneeling to receive communion at an open-air mass behind the lines at La Marañosa.
Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholarSepia-toned photograph of a small number of Irish Brigadiers at [La Marañosa].
Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholarSepia-toned photograph of a small group of Irish Brigadiers drinking coffee at the trenches in Ciempozuelos.
Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholarSepia-toned photograph of a small group of Irish Brigadiers outside a shelter at La Marañosa.
Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholarBlack and white photograph (164 x 198 mm) of monumental sculptor Jack Coffey (L) and Edward Dore (R) standing on either side of the headstone at Mount St Lawrence Cemetery, Limerick marking the grave of Robert Byrne, the first republican to die following the outbreak of the Irish War of Independence. Image by Sean F. Cooke of Limerick.
Daly Family of Limerick CityColour photograph (101 x 151 mm) of the grave of James Fleming O’Malley and his wife Elizabeth, who emigrated to Australia and New Zealand in 1902.
Cantillon, Grace née O'Malley (b. 1934), family historianColour photograph (176 x 100 mm) identified by a post-it note on the reverse as ‘STYX – Ranfurly NZ Home of James, Elizabeth and Family when they moved here to start sheep farming (Now a lodge for sheep shearers!)’.
Cantillon, Grace née O'Malley (b. 1934), family historianSepia-toned photograph of James Roche at barracks in Cáceres, with note on back saying ‘Jim R.I.P.’
Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholar