Irelands Collection

HILL OF HOWTH / DUBLIN
Dublin: Hill of Howth and Irelands Eye Date: 1916

Robert Emmet, Irelands patriot martyr. Print shows Robert Emmet, half-length portrait, facing right, holding sword in left hand. Date c1874

Howth Town and Harbour overlooking Irelands Eye and Tear

M JEKYLL, O HYDE
Dr M Jekyll and Mr O Hyde - Tenniel uses Stevensons novel as an allegory of Irelands two faces - the one respectable, the other murderous. Date: 1888

Cara Lake & Carrantuohill, Co Kerry, Ireland
Cara Lake & Carrantuohill (Irelands highest Mountain) County Kerry Ireland

Ireland's Mansion, Shewsbury, early 1900s

Irelands Mansion, Shrewsbury early 1900's

Shrewsbury Ireland's Mansion early 1900s

No Way Through For Irelands Patrick Johns.Ireland V Fiji 19 November 1995 Date: 19 November 1995

Sicele O Brien (1887 - 1931), Irelands pioneering pilot, second woman to get her commercial licence

Irelands Mansions, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. circa 1900

Malin Head Irelands Most Northerly Point, Inishowen, County Donegal, Republic of Ireland

Mizen Head, (Irelands Land end) near Goleen, West Cork, Republic of Ireland

Wil Carling & Rob Andrew Halt
Wil Carling and Rob Andrew Halt Irelands Keith Woods Run 21 January 1995 Date: 21 January 1995

Irelands Eye and Howth Harbour - an elevated view with buildings under a cliff, along the edge of the harbour wall, to Irelands Eye. (Location: Republic of Ireland; County Dublin; Howth)

Howth and Irelands Eye - an elevated view looking down on the town and harbour and the island beyond. (Location: Republic of Ireland; County Dublin; Howth). Date: circa early 1900s

Archaelogical Institute Annual Meeting at Rochester, 1863
A commerative page in the Illustrated London News, marking the Archaelogical Institute of Great Britain and Irelands annual meeting at Rochester, July 1863

British soldiers reading Irelands Saturday Night
British soldiers, probably from the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, off-duty and relaxing in a dormitory; one of the men is reading the sports newspaper Irelands Saturday Night. Date: C.1912

Irelands latest martyrs. Date c1869

Irelands last martyrs. Date c1863

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