From the collections of Cork City and County Archives Service.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0145/001
Date:
c.1900
Title:
"Early 1900s … At left I think John Francis O'Sullivan …" Caption written by Paddy O'Keeffe.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0221/002
Date:
[?1907]
Title:
Sisters of Mercy convent, Schull, County Cork "shortly after completion".
Reference: U180/PH/B/0033/003
Date:
[?1907]
Title:
"TJ Egan, Reverend Father Edmund O'Flynn. Afterwards Parish Priest in Drimoleague."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0207/004
Date:
1907-1908
Title:
"About 1907 or 1908. International Hotel, Killarney, County Kerry."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0182/005
Date:
[?c.1910]
Title:
Unidentified cricket team.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/006
Date:
[?c.1910]
Title:
"Bride O'Sullivan, New Street, Bantry. Married [?D. O'Leary] in 1910 ... Died 1965."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/007
Date:
[1910-1920]
Title:
Sisters of Mercy convent, Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/008
Date:
1914-1918
Title:
"Recruiting meeting, 1st World War. [Men in centre of photograph from left to right:] Fr O'Connell, [Michael
John] O'Leary VC, [RTR] Cruise [District Inspector] … Bantry."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/009
Date:
[?1918]
Title:
Group of people, possibly an extended family and their pets, at the entrance to an unidentified building.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/010
Date:
[?1918-1919]
Title:
Sisters of Mercy Convent and School, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/011
Date:
1920
Title:
"Tim O'Leary, Paddy Connolly, Dick Kingston" at Lyons and Co., Grocery, Hardware and Provision Store.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/012
Date:
[?1921]
Title:
"Arthur Lovitch, M. Dennehy, J. Hagel, Jimmy [?Savaduck] Sullivan, John O'Leary, T. Meade on the roof, other side
of tunnel, 1921 or 1922."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/013
Date:
[?1921]
Title:
"Arthur Lovitch, [?Mick] Dennehy, [?T.] Meade on roof, Jim Hagel, Jimmy Sullivan, J. O'Leary,"
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/014
Date:
August 1921
Title:
Vickery's Hotel, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/015
Date:
22 August 1921
Title:
The Elvira Camino, "467 tons coal".
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/016
Date:
1922
Title:
Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/017/1
Date:
22 August 1922
Title:
"Last photograph taken of Michael Collins few hours previous to his being killed. Taken by George Pattison of Schull
outside Eldon Hotel, Skibbereen."
Another photograph taken by Agnes Hurley later that day in Bandon, County Cork is in fact the last known photograph of Michael Collins. Agnes Hurley's photograph is also held by Cork City and County Archives, see: SM865.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/017/2
Date:
22 August 1922
Title:
"Last photograph taken of Michael Collins few hours previous to his being killed. Taken by George Pattison of
Schull outside Eldon Hotel, Skibbereen."
Another photograph taken by Agnes Hurley later that day in Bandon, County Cork is in fact the last known photograph of Michael Collins. Agnes Hurley's photograph is also held by Cork City and County Archives, see: SM865.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0265/018
Date:
September 1922
Title: "Showing temporary repairs to Schull pier for purpose of discharging cargo, September 1922." "County Council issued instructions to repair same but Irregular Commandant O'Driscoll prohibited work. Doubtless he wished to keep it open until such time as peace is made with them and then they expect to have the work of repairing all damage."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0091/019
Date:
1925
Title:
"Roamy before I extended cabin. [?George] Downey RIP sandpapering. SS Lady Elsie [in background]." Bantry,
County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0380/020
Date:
c.1925
Title:
Cove Tennis Club, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0139/021
Date:
[?1 June 1927]
Title:
Corpus Christi Procession, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0140/022
Date:
[?1 June 1927]
Title:
Corpus Christi Procession, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0141/023
Date:
[?1 June 1927]
Title:
Corpus Christi Procession, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0142/024
Date:
[?1 June 1927]
Title:
Corpus Christi Procession, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0143/025
Date:
[?1 June 1927]
Title:
Corpus Christi Procession, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0520/026
Date:
July 1931
Title:
"July 1931. [George C.] Bateman taking off at Bandon. First privately owned aeroplane in country."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0339/027
Date:
14 June 1932
Title:
"SS Avonville … On Bantry Railway Pier …"
Reference: U180/PH/A/0340/028
Date:
14 June 1932
Title:
"SS Avonville, 14th June 1932 ... Bantry Railway Pier. We used weigh 100/150 tons in sacks on the Pier …"
Reference: U180/PH/A/0116/029
Date:
October 1932
Title:
"Unloading timber at Bantry [featuring] Johnny Goggin …"
Reference: U180/PH/A/0218/030
Date:
October 1932
Title:
"Westa ... 3 masts (stump), 100 [horse power] diesel engine. Discharging timber at Bantry."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0017/031
Date:
15 July 1933
Title:
SS Isle de France anchored in Bantry Bay.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0316/032
Date:
15 July 1933
Title:
SS Isle de France at Glengarriff, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0282/033
Date:
1 August 1933
Title:
"Beara alongside [SS] Columbus".
Reference: U180/PH/A/0317/034
Date:
1 August 1933
Title:
SS Columbus at Glengarriff, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0125/035
Date:
August 1933
Title:
"Last voyage of 'Ebenezer', August 1933. Towed by P Downey ..."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0342/036
Date:
1 December 1933
Title:
"Ruins of O'Sullivan's Mansion at Reenadisert".
Reference: U180/PH/A/0095/037
Date:
1934
Title:
Dunnamark Mill, Dunnamark, Bantry, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0224/038
Date:
April 1934
Title:
April 1934, fitting out. 'Roamy' half in and out.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0066/039
Date:
c.1935
Title:
"Captain [?FJ Morgan], Paddy O'Keeffe, SS Etrib at Glasgow …" The SS Etrib was sunk by a German U-boat on 15 June 1942, approximately 400 miles west of A Coruña, Spain.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0110/040
Date:
February 1935
Title:
"Embarking coffin. Paddy Goggin, February 1935. Funeral from mainland to Whiddy, Kilmore Graveyard."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0111/041
Date:
February 1935
Title:
"16 boats with Paddy Goggin's corpse leaving [?Carbery] Cove to Whiddy Island burial ground, February 1935."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0223/042
Date:
19 May 1935
Title:
"'Cheerful Maid' arriving from Berehaven to North Harbour, Cape Clear …"
Reference: U180/PH/A/0222/043
Date:
July 1935
Title:
"[?'Ruth'] arriving with timber, July 1935. Russian [ship]."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0346/044
Date:
July 1935
Title:
"SV Ruth [with] timber …"
Reference: U180/PH/A/0344/045-1
Date:
September 1935
Title:
"Jer Tisdall demolishing cells in Bridewell, Bantry, September 1935." Additional caption by Paddy O'Keeffe: "Reminded Jer of this photo in Oct 1960 when talking to him as he worked at
demolition of Dunnamark House."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0109/045-2
Date:
September 1935
Title:
"Jer Tisdall demolishing cells in Bridewell, Bantry, September 1935."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0115/046
Date:
June 1936
Title:
"Arklow [County Wicklow], June 1936. I think they [schooners] all went to sea again in WWII …"
Reference: U180/PH/B/0137/047
Date:
January 1938
Title:
"January 1938. [Eamon] De Valera leaves Dun Laoghaire [Dublin] for London Peace Conference."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0003/048
Date:
August 1938.
Title:
"After 'Puck' Aug 1938". Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0196/049
Date:
1939
Title:
"'Caplin' in Bantry Bay ..."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0294/050
Date:
February 1939
Title:
"New shop, William Street [Bantry] (still unfinished), February 1939. Maudie Fitz …Pat Murphy."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0111/051
Date:
4 December 1939
Title:
Annual Irish Cruising Club Dinner, Metropole Hotel, Cork, 4 December 1939. From the Cork Examiner newspaper: "Flag Officers and members of the Committee attending dinner at the
Metropole Hotel, Cork, on Saturday night. (Left to Right): Sitting-Messers. H.P.F. Donegan (Vice-Commodore); H.M. Wright (Commodore); A.W. Mooney (Rear-Commodore). Standing-K. McFerron (Hon. Sec.); P. O'Keeffe; H.E. Donegan; H. Osterberg; W. McBride (Hon. Treas.)."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0333/052
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Maritime Inscription No. 8 Shore Company.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0492/053
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Members of the Irish Naval Service and likely the Second Cyclist Squadron of the Irish Army on the steps of Bantry
House.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0493/054
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Maritime Inscription No. 8 Shore Company.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0466/055
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Bantry Local Defence Force.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0534/056
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Irish Naval Service Motor Torpedo Boat.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0540/058
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Irish Naval Service members.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0541/059
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Irish Naval Service Motor Torpedo Boat.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0544/060
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Irish Naval Service members.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0504/061
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Military personnel at Bantry House, November 1942. Likely members of the Second Cyclist Squadron of the Irish Army in the background.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0505/062
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Likely members of the Second Cyclist Squadron of the Irish Army.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0013/063
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
"Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company going to … training at Haulbowline [Cork Harbour]."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0050/064
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
"Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company [enroute from] Bantry [to] Haulbowline, [Cork Harbour]."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0044/065
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
"Local Defence Force at Haulbowline with Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company." St Coleman's Cathedral, Cobh is visible in the background. Paddy O'Keeffe is standing second from right.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0070/066
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Likely members of Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0093/067
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Irish Naval Service members and likely members of the Second Cyclist Squadron of the Irish Army on the steps of
Bantry House.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0094/068
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
"Day we were commissioned." Likely members of Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company, Haulbowline,
Cork Harbour.
Paddy O'Keeffe is second from the left in the front line of officers. Cork Examiner photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0096/069
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
"Tom McKenna, George Crosbie, Colonel O'Hanrahan". Inspection of members of Maritime Inscription Number 8
Shore Company, Haulbowline, Cork Harbour. Cork Examiner photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0095/070
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Commissioning of officers, likely members of Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company, Haulbowline, Cork
Harbour.
Cork Examiner photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0054/071
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
[?Commissioning of officers, likely members of Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company, Haulbowline, Cork
Harbour.]
Cork Examiner photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0134/072
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
"… after exercises, Bantry Bay." Irish Naval Service.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0136/073
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
"Lieutenant Paddy O'Keeffe, Maritime Inscription. Officer in Charge, No. 8 Shore Company."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0596/074
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Military personnel, the Square, Castletown Bearhaven, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0598/075
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Military personnel, the Square, Castletown Bearhaven, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0601/076
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Military personnel, the Square, Castletown Bearhaven, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0602/077
Date:
[1940-1945]
Title:
Military personnel, the Square, Castletown Bearhaven, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0132/078
Date:
1940
Title:
Ahakista House, Ahakista, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0422/079
Date:
1940
Title:
"Paddy Dawley, Gearhies [sic], jogs home, 1940 ... RIP late 1961." Gate lodge of Bantry House (located next to Bantry Bay Sailing Club today) visible in the background.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0447/080
Date:
1940
Title:
Lyons and Co., Grocery, Hardware and Provision Store, Bantry. The sign reads "Compulsory Tillage".
Reference: U180/PH/B/0001/081
Date:
[?c.1940]
Title:
"Scalloping, back of Whiddy [Island]. Shanahans, father and son."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0133/082
Date:
June 1940
Title:
Portobello Harbour, Grand Canal, Dublin.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0385/083
Date:
c.June 1940
Title:
"Summer 1940, Paddy O'Keeffe, Ardnagreine [?Bantry].
Reference: U180/PH/B/0369/084
Date:
July 1940
Title:
"Well fed contented crew, July 1940. AA Healy and M.[?G.] O'Keeffe."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0369/085
Date:
July 1940
Title:
"Blaskets [Blasket Islands, County Kerry], 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0411/086
Date:
July 1940
Title:
Blasket Islands, County Kerry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0373/087
Date:
July 1940
Title:
"Blasket Mor [Blasket Islands, County Kerry], July 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0353/088
Date:
July 1940
Title:
"Great Blasket [Blasket Islands, County Kerry]. An old age pensioner lives all alone in this imposing mansion."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0375/089
Date:
July 1940
Title:
Paddy O'Keeffe. "Goodbye to Blaskets, July 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0049/090
Date:
July 1940
Title:
AA Healy. "Leaving Blaskets [Blasket Islands, County Kerry], July 1940 …"
Reference: U180/PH/B/0407/091
Date:
July 1940
Title:
"Eve of July Fair Day, Whiddy [Island] pigs, 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0418/092
Date:
July 1940
Title:
Unidentified family, possibly the Healy family; AA Healy on the right.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0421/093
Date:
July 1940
Title:
"Crookhaven [County Cork], July 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0008/094
Date:
August 1940
Title:
Bantry Bay. One of the original gate lodges of Bantry House is visible in the background (current location of Bantry Bay Sailing
Club).
Reference: U180/PH/B/0354/095
Date:
August 1940
Title:
"Army manoeuvres, [Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry] August 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0382/096
Date:
August 1940
Title:
Group of children, some are in costumes.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0398/097
Date:
August 1940
Title:
"[?K] Cotter, August 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0406/098
Date:
August 1940
Title:
Possibly members of the O'Keeffe family.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0085/099
Date:
August 1940
Title:
[?Glengarriff, County Cork], August 1940. The caption notes that Dan Downey is one of the two men pictured.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0487/100
Date:
August 1940
Title:
A fair held at Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0435/101
Date:
August 1940
Title:
"Dunboy [near Castletownbere], August 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0444/102
Date:
August 1940
Title:
"Carriganass Bridge, August 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0009/103
Date:
[?August 1940]
Title:
Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0130/104
Date:
[?August 1940]
Title:
Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0004/105
Date:
19 August 1940
Title:
"Bantry Horse Fair."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0239/106
Date:
September 1940
Title:
"'Venturer' anchors east end of Whiddy [Island], September 1940."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0034/107
Date:
September 1940
Title:
Gerahies, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0464/108
Date:
7 February 1941
Title:
Funeral of five members of the Luftwaffe [German Air Force] whose plane crashed on Cashelfeane Hill, near
Dunbeacon, Durrus on 5 February 1941.
The airmen were initially interred in Abbey Cemetery, Bantry, and later reinterred in the German Military
Cemetery, Glencree, County Wicklow.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0020/109
Date:
April 1941
Title:
Pyramid-shaped tomb, Myross Graveyard, Myross, County Cork
Reference: U180/PH/A/0510/110/1
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"Man with broken leg, German". On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force] plane crashed in the sea near
Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0516/110/2
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"Injured German having brandy from G Harrington ..." On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force] plane
crashed in the sea near Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0519/110/3
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"JP Morris [Military Police] … in boat alongside …" On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force] plane crashed
in the sea near Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0513/111
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"Dr. [John] Shipsey attending broken leg of German airman ..." On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force]
plane crashed in the sea near Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0514/112
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"German airmen drinking brandy after being rescued, Schull ..." On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force]
plane crashed in the sea near Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0515/113
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"Rescued German airmen at Schull ..." On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force] plane crashed in the sea
near Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0517/115
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"Rescued German airmen at Schull ..." On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force] plane crashed in the sea
near Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0518/116
Date:
18 April 1941
Title:
"Rescued German airmen at Schull ..." On 18 April 1941, a Luftwaffe [German Air Force] plane crashed in the sea
near Schull, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0406/118
Date:
September 1941
Title:
"Taken late evening, September 1941, [?Dr Numan's] turbine installation, Dunnamark".
Reference: U180/PH/A/0512/119
Date:
5 October 1941
Title:
Local Defence Force exercises at Coomhola, near Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0150/120
Date:
November 1941
Title:
Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company "at range, Bere Island".
Reference: U180/PH/A/0151/121
Date:
November 1941
Title:
Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company "at range, Bere Island".
Reference: U180/PH/A/0168/122
Date:
December 1941
Title:
"Salvaged torpedo lost by HMS Tenedos in 1929. They cleaned it up in Haulbowline ... but we got nought for it."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0031/123
Date:
[?24 January 1942]
Title:
Annual Irish Cruising Club Dinner, [?24 January 1942], Metropole Hotel, Cork. Cork Examiner photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0430/124
Date:
March 1942
Title:
Clerks in an unidentified office [possibly G.W. Biggs and Co., Bantry, County Cork].
Reference: U180/PH/A/0506/125
Date:
3 March 1942
Title:
Members of the Local Defence Force at the crash site of a Luftwaffe [German Air Force] plane on Mount Gabriel,
north of Schull, County Cork on 3 March 1942.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0498/126
Date:
4 March 1942
Title:
Funeral of 4 members of the Luftwaffe [German Air Force] whose plane crashed on Mount Gabriel, north of Schull,
County Cork on 3 March 1942.
The airmen were initially interred in Abbey Cemetery, Bantry, and later reinterred in the German Military
Cemetery, Glencree, County Wicklow.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0499/127
Date:
4 March 1942
Title:
Funeral of 4 members of the Luftwaffe [German Air Force] whose plane crashed on Mount Gabriel, north of Schull,
County Cork on 3 March 1942.
The airmen were initially interred in Abbey Cemetery, Bantry, and later reinterred in the German Military
Cemetery, Glencree, County Wicklow.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0500/128
Date:
4 March 1942
Title:
Funeral of 4 members of the Luftwaffe [German Air Force] whose plane crashed on Mount Gabriel, north of Schull,
County Cork on 3 March 1942.
The airmen were initially interred in Abbey Cemetery, Bantry, and later reinterred in the German Military
Cemetery, Glencree, County Wicklow.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0503/129
Date:
4 March 1942
Title:
Funeral of 4 members of the Luftwaffe [German Air Force] whose plane crashed on Mount Gabriel, north of Schull,
County Cork on 3 March 1942.
The airmen were initially interred in Abbey Cemetery, Bantry, and later reinterred in the German Military
Cemetery, Glencree, County Wicklow.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0334/130
Date:
17 March 1942
Title:
St Patrick's Day parade, William Street, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0335/131
Date:
17 March 1942
Title:
St Patrick's Day parade, William Street, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0528/132
Date:
17 March 1942
Title:
St Patrick's Day parade, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0507/133
Date:
17 March 1942
Title:
St Patrick's Day parade, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0076/134
Date:
June 1942
Title:
A group of men aboard a sailing boat, possibly the E.D.J. The man seated on the far left is possibly AA Healy.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0508/135
Date:
18 October 1942
Title:
"Skibbereen, October 1942. Manoeuvres." On Sunday 18 October 1942, the Irish Army and Local Defence Force, and other organisations such as the Irish Red
Cross and Maritime Inscription, engaged in a mock "battle" in the Clonakilty and Skibbereen District Commands.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0509/136
Date:
18 October 1942
Title:
"RB [?] demonstrates fire fighting apparatus, Skibbereen, October 1942." On Sunday 18 October 1942, the Irish Army and Local Defence Force, and other organisations such as the Irish Red
Cross and Maritime Inscription, engaged in a mock "battle" in the Clonakilty and Skibbereen District Commands.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0521/137
Date:
18 October 1942
Title:
"Umpires. Ensigns [?Donegan] and Crowley, October 1942". On Sunday 18 October 1942, the Irish Army and Local Defence Force, and other organisations such as the Irish Red
Cross and Maritime Inscription, engaged in a mock "battle" in the Clonakilty and Skibbereen District Commands.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0522/138
Date:
18 October 1942
Title:
Members of the Irish Red Cross Society near Lough Hyne. On Sunday 18 October 1942, the Irish Army and Local Defence Force, and other organisations such as the Irish Red
Cross and Maritime Inscription, engaged in a mock "battle" in the Clonakilty and Skibbereen District Commands.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0526/139
Date:
18 October 1942
Title:
"Enroute [to] Barloge [near Lough Hyne, County Cork], October 1942. [?Lieutenants Crowley and Donegan]". On Sunday 18 October 1942, the Irish Army and Local Defence Force, and other organisations such as the Irish Red
Cross and Maritime Inscription, engaged in a mock "battle" in the Clonakilty and Skibbereen District Commands.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0527/140
Date:
18 October 1942
Title:
"Enroute [to] Barloge [near Lough Hyne, County Cork], October 1942. No. 8 Shore Company". On Sunday 18 October 1942, the Irish Army and Local Defence Force, and other organisations such as the Irish Red
Cross and Maritime Inscription, engaged in a mock "battle" in the Clonakilty and Skibbereen District Commands.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0530/141
Date:
18 October 1942
Title:
"October 1942, [?Loves] Cross, near Lough Ine [Hyne]". On Sunday 18 October 1942, the Irish Army and Local Defence Force, and other organisations such as the Irish Red
Cross and Maritime Inscription, engaged in a mock "battle" in the Clonakilty and Skibbereen District Commands.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0438/142
Date:
c.December 1942
Title:
"Gull and Coleen, winter 1942." The location of photograph is possibly Crosshaven, Cork Harbour, with Currabinny visible in the background.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0401/143
Date:
[?14] December 1942
Title:
"After December 13th and 14th 1942 gale, Gearhies [Gerahies] Pier." Two men, one in civilian clothes and the other in military uniform, at Gerahies Pier, Bantry Bay, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0097/144
Date:
October 1943
Title:
Likely members of Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company. Roancarrigmore Lighthouse, Bantry Bay is possibly the lighthouse which is visible in the background.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0276/145
Date:
1944
Title:
"Local Security Force, Bantry, 1944."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0300/146
Date:
1944
Title:
"Bantry Regatta, 1944."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0301/147
Date:
1944
Title:
"Bishop of Ross, open air mass at Skibbereen for 31st Battalion, 1944."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0017/148
Date:
17 March 1944
Title:
On 16 March 1944, a United States Army Air Forces Martin B-26 Marauder crash-landed near Skibbereen, County
Cork, in the area known as 'the Marsh' adjacent to the old railway station.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0018/149
Date:
17 March 1944
Title:
On 16 March 1944, a United States Army Air Forces Martin B-26 Marauder crash-landed near Skibbereen, County
Cork, in the area known as 'the Marsh' adjacent to the old railway station.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0021/150
Date:
17 March 1944
Title:
On 16 March 1944, a United States Army Air Forces Martin B-26 Marauder crash-landed near Skibbereen, County
Cork, in the area known as 'the Marsh' adjacent to the old railway station.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0058/151
Date:
17 March 1944
Title:
On 16 March 1944, a United States Army Air Forces Martin B-26 Marauder crash-landed near Skibbereen, County
Cork, in the area known as 'the Marsh' adjacent to the old railway station.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0035/152
Date:
17 March 1944
Title:
Local Defence Force, St Patrick's Day parade, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0086/153
Date:
17 March 1944
Title:
Bantry Red Cross, St Patrick's Day parade, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0098/154
Date:
17 March 1944
Title:
Bantry Red Cross, St Patrick's Day parade, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0141/155
Date:
19 March 1944
Title:
Likely members of Maritime Inscription Number 8 Shore Company.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0142/156
Date:
[?13] April 1944
Title:
On 12 April 1944 a British Royal Air Force Halifax bomber landed near Skibbereen, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0002/157/1
Date:
10 September 1944
Title:
The Shelswell-White family of Bantry House with members of the Irish Army, Navy, and Local Defence Force, and
the Bantry Boat.
The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0011/157/2
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0354/157/3
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0010/157/4
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0009/157/5
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0488/157/6
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0007/157/7
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0373/157/8
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0006/157/9
Date:
10 September 1944
Title: The 'Bantry Boat' enroute from Bantry House to the National Museum of Ireland. The 'Bantry Boat' is a French admiral’s barge that was captured when the French army made a failed attempt to invade Ireland at Bantry Bay in December 1796. The captured boat was given to the local Irish militia commander, Richard White of Bantry House. It was donated to the National Museum of Ireland in 1944.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0071/166
Date:
1945
Title:
A group of men and women [?possibly waiting for a ferry] at Glengarriff Pier, Glengarriff, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0200/167
Date:
1945
Title:
"After the fire, 1945, Deal Yard", Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0151/168
Date:
January 1945
Title:
View of Bantry from School Road.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0281/169
Date:
February 1945
Title:
St Finbarr's Catholic Church, Bantry, "roof before renewal."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0293/170
Date:
February 1945
Title:
Two women and a man standing in a snow-covered landscape.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0296/171
Date:
March 1945
Title:
St Finbarr's Catholic Church, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0321/172
Date:
March 1945
Title:
Churchyard of St Finbarr's Catholic Church, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0294/173
Date:
August 1945
Title:
"August 1945, reroofing Bantry Church" [St Finbarr's Catholic Church].
Reference: U180/PH/A/0303/174
Date:
August 1945
Title:
Boats sailing in Bantry Bay.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0032/175
Date:
September 1946
Title:
A man and two boys sitting in the cockpit of a sailing boat at sea. The caption written by Paddy O'Keeffe identifies one of the figures as Kieran Cotter.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0115/176
Date:
30 November 1946
Title:
'"Irish Cruising Club, Dun Laoghaire [Dublin], 30 November 1946." Irish Press photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0124/177
Date:
30 November 1946
Title:
'"Irish Cruising Club, Dun Laoghaire [Dublin], 30 November 1946." Irish Press photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0290/178
Date:
1947
Title:
"Bantry Bay Sailing Club, 1947."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0232/179
Date:
1947
Title:
A yacht and fishing trawlers at Bantry Pier. The yacht is possibly named 'Blue Bird'.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0220/180
Date:
[?October] 1947
Title: "Gracie Blue at Schull" [County Cork]. The 'Gracie Blue' captured much attention in Irish newspapers in October and November 1947 after it sailed from Castletownbere, County Cork to Spain while being pursued by the Irish Naval Service ship LÉ Macha who had an arrest warrant for the captain, Mr Nicholson.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0221/181
Date:
[?October] 1947
Title: "Gracie Blue at Schull" [County Cork]. The 'Gracie Blue' captured much attention in Irish newspapers in October and November 1947 after it sailed from Castletownbere, County Cork to Spain while being pursued by the Irish Naval Service ship LÉ Macha who had an arrest warrant for the captain, Mr Nicholson.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0460/182
Date:
1948
Title:
"Road widening, Bantry 1948."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0005/183
Date:
March 1948
Title:
"New Fire Engine House foundations", Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0001/184
Date:
March 1948
Title:
"Construction of quay, Bantry."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0442/185
Date:
March 1948
Title:
"Easter 1948, quay extension …", Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0074/186
Date:
April 1948
Title:
View of Bantry Quay and Pier, with numerous fishing trawlers docked at the pier.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0306/187
Date:
December 1948
Title:
School Road, Bantry, housing scheme. The related caption written by Paddy O'Keeffe identifies the man in the photograph as Stephen [?O'Shea].
Reference: U180/PH/A/0434/188
Date:
December 1948
Title:
School Road, Bantry, housing scheme. "Commencing building 8 cottages". The Sisters of Mercy convent and school is visible in the background.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0322/189
Date:
August 1949
Title:
View of a G.W. Biggs and Co. truck, and several horses and cart in a yard.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0246/190
Date:
October 1949
Title:
The Quay, Bantry. "Prior to demolition road widening".
Reference: U180/PH/A/0323/191
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
Boys' Club, Church Road, Bantry under construction.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0324/192
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
"Boys Club foundations", Church Road, Bantry. The related caption written by Paddy O'Keeffe identifies one of the men [likely the man in the black hat] in the
photograph as Fr James Horgan, Catholic Curate.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0325/193
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
"Boys Club foundations", Church Road, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0327/194
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
"Boys Club foundations", Church Road, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0328/195
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
"Boys Club foundations", Church Road, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0329/196
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
Boys' Club, Church Road, Bantry under construction.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0331/197
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
Boys' Club, Church Road, Bantry under construction.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0375/198
Date:
16 October 1949
Title:
Boys' Club, Church Road, Bantry under construction.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0278/199
Date:
[?11] September 1950
Title:
The 'Cameo' of Glasgow which ran aground on the Arklow sandbank on 10 September 1950. Irish Times photograph.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0572/200
Date:
15 October 1950
Title:
"Severe Gale". Fossett's Circus, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0573/201
Date:
15 October 1950
Title:
"Severe Gale". Fossett's Circus, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0575/202
Date:
15 October 1950
Title:
"Severe Gale". Fossett's Circus, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0542/203
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Xmas 1950." Several women and a man throwing snowballs on a roadside in a snow-covered landscape.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0595/204
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Xmas 1950". An unidentified group of people, possibly the extended Healy family, pose for the camera in a snow-
covered landscape.
AA Healy is the man wearing a hat on the right.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0546/205
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Schull 'fire brigade', Church Bazaar Rag, Xmas 1950."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0549/206
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Schull Church Bazaar Rag, Xmas 1950."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0550/207
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Schull Church Bazaar Rag, December 1950 …"
Reference: U180/PH/B/0551/208
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Schull Church Bazaar Rag, Xmas 1950."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0552/209
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Schull [Church Bazaar Rag] Xmas 1950."
Reference: U180/PH/B/0583/210
Date:
December 1950
Title:
"Schull [Church Bazaar Rag] Xmas 1950."
Reference: U180/PH/A/0378/211
Date:
December 1951
Title:
Houses under construction [Marian Terrace], Market Street, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0363/212
Date:
December 1951
Title:
Houses under construction [Marian Terrace], Market Street, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0364/213
Date:
December 1951
Title:
Houses under construction [Marian Terrace], Market Street, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0370/214
Date:
December 1951
Title:
Houses under construction [Marian Terrace], Market Street, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0455/215
Date:
November 1952
Title:
Murphy & O'Connor Ltd, the Quay, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0236/216
Date:
November 1952
Title:
Murphy & O'Connor Ltd, the Quay, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0474/217
Date:
1953
Title:
Fishing trawler [possibly in Bantry Bay].
Reference: U180/PH/A/0086/218
Date:
1 February 1953
Title:
Bridge site, Dromclough [Mealagh Valley, County Cork].
Reference: U180/PH/A/0194/219
Date:
6 April 1953
Title:
Tostal Cup Motor Reliability Trial, winner William Cottor and others, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0196/220
Date:
6 April 1953
Title:
Tostal Cup Motor Reliability Trial, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0197/221
Date:
6 April 1953
Title:
Tostal Cup Motor Reliability Trial, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0482/223-1
Date:
May 1957
Title:
Gurteenroe House, Gurteenroe, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0483/223-2
Date:
May 1957
Title:
Gurteenroe House, Gurteenroe, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0484/223-3
Date:
May 1957
Title:
Gurteenroe House, Gurteenroe, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0255/224
Date:
June 1953
Title:
Three men and a woman standing outside the Bantry Bay Hotel, Bantry. The related caption written by Paddy O'Keeffe identifies one of the men as John [?Jackel] Harrington.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0245/225
Date:
August 1953
Title:
A trawler grounded at low tide near Bantry Pier.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0055/226
Date:
December 1953
Title:
Reendisert Court, Reendisert, Ballylickey, County Cork
Reference: U180/PH/A/0056/227-1
Date:
December 1953
Title:
Reendisert Court, Reendisert, Ballylickey, County Cork
Reference: U180/PH/A/0421/227-2
Date:
December 1953
Title:
Reendisert Court, Reendisert, Ballylickey, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0411/228
Date:
December 1953
Title:
Carriganass Castle, Kealkill, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0419/229
Date:
December 1953
Title:
Carriganass Castle, Kealkill, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0352/231
Date:
1954
Title:
Three fishermen holding nets and standing in a boat laden with fish, Gerahies, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0247/232
Date:
April 1954
Title:
Standing stone, Ardgroom, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0248/233
Date:
April 1954
Title:
Window in a ruined church, possibly Myross Church, Myross, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0253/234
Date:
April 1954
Title:
St Matthew's Church, Aghadown, County Cork
Reference: U180/PH/B/0254/235
Date:
April 1954
Title:
Ardgroom stone circle, Ardgroom Outward, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0258/236
Date:
April 1954
Title:
Ardgroom stone circle, Ardgroom Outward, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0263/237
Date:
April 1954
Title:
Kilcoe Castle, Kilcoe, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/B/0266/238
Date:
April 1954
Title:
Coolnalong Castle, Gearhameen, County Cork.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0451/239
Date:
May 1954
Title:
Newtown House and Fort, Newtown, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0453/240
Date:
May 1954
Title:
"After the storm", Cork Road, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0454/241
Date:
May 1954
Title:
"After the storm", Cork Road, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0302/242
Date:
31 May 1954
Title:
Fire brigade competition, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry.
Reference: U180/PH/A/0356/243
Date:
31 May 1954
Title:
Fire brigade competition, Wolfe Tone Square, Bantry. The related caption written by Paddy O'Keeffe identifies the fireman in the forefront as [?Ned] McCarthy.
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