Showing 7776 results

This sub-series contains research material relating to the town of Clonmel in county Tipperary.

Issue of Clonmel Chronicle published on 4 May 1904.

Black and white close-up snapshot (66 x 96 mm) of Hella in a rowing boat, smiling but looking away from the camera. For a copy of this and other related images, see P14/7/1/6.

Draft manuscript versions of Cnocáinín Aerach Chill Mhuire in B and E flat for three voices; in C, F and G sharp for two voices; and in B and E flat for voice and piano, with a photocopy of the published version of same. In two folders.

Photocopy of Sean Coakley, ‘Ireland’s Nuclear Power Needs Reappraised after Ten Years’, Technology Ireland, April 1979, p. 54.

This sub-series comprises issues of Cobweb containing poems by Seán Lysaght.

Photocopy of a codicil to Kate O'Brien's will dated 14 January 1961 which bequeaths the property at 177 The Street, Boughton near Canterbury, Kent, to her sister Nance (Anne) O’Mara of New Strand House, Limerick, and in the event that her sister predecease her, to Anne’s son, Peter Joseph O’Mara of 25 Lanahrone Avenue, Corbally, Limerick. Signed by Kate O’Brien and witnessed by R. M. [---] and J. F. Vaughan, and contains the stamp of the National Bank Limited, Whitehall Branch.

Collection of mostly blank postcards with reproductions of art works, depicting religious scenes, portraits, and landscapes, and also images of locations in Ireland, France, Spain, Italy and Russia. Includes portrait of O’Brien as a young girl, images of the Madonna and Child, an image of Santa Teresa De Jesus, reproductions of works by Velasquez and Goya, the Casa de los Deanes at Avila, and views of Rome, Assisi and Santiago. In addition, contains images of locations in Ireland such counties Galway, Clare and Offaly, and of Boughton, Kent. Also includes a 1916 Commemoration Souvenir postcard with an image of the first Dáil.

Photocopy of Aongus Collins, ‘Nuclear is Now a No-Go Word’, Technology Ireland, March 1980, p. 11.

This series contains marriage settlements, share certificates and correspondence relating to the financial affairs of Colonel James Reilly at the time of his marriage and death.