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28th Tipperary Unit, Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland, Thurles
Colour image of the 28th Tipperary unit of boy scouts getting ready for a St. Patrick's Day parade. at Thurles, no date
A group including Ned O'Shea at Gaelic Park. New York
Black and white image of a group including Ned O'Shea in the centre at Gaelic Park. New York. 1955
A group of Old I.R.A. members at the Market House on Liberty Square. Easter Sunday 1973
Black and white image of a group of Old I.R.A. members at the Market House on Liberty Square. Easter Sunday 1973
A tractor, with an overturned load of straw in Liberty Square, Thurles, Co. Tipperary
Colour image of a tractor and an overturned load of straw in Liberty Square, Thurles. No date
An Fainne Class 1955
Black and white image of Alice O'Connell receiving her 'fainne' from Irish teacher Donal O'Dubhda. Ned O'Shea on the left. An Fainne Class held in Thurles Technical School. 1955
An Fainne Class 1955
The An Fainne Class in Thurles Technical School. (l-r) Craddock, Mixie Scanlon, Donal O'Dubhda, Alice O'Connell, Ned O'Shea. 1955
Archbishop Clifford giving a blessing on the steps of the Cathedral of the Assumption, Thurles, Co. Tipperary
Colour image of Archbishop Clifford giving a blessing on the steps of the Cathedral. No date
Archbishop Dermot Clifford and clergy giving a blessing on the steps of the Cathedral of the Assumption, Thurles
Colour image of Archbishop Dermot Clifford and clergy giving a blessing on the Cathedral steps. Boys from the Knights of Malta in attendance. No date
Archbishop Harty opening the Thurles electrical station . November 1924
Black and white image of Archbishop Harty opening the Thurles electrical station in Friar Street. The station was managed by Thurles Urban District Council (UDC) until taken over by the Electricity Supply Board (E.S.B) in March 1929 when it was…
Bugler at St Patrick's cemetery for the Sean Hayes Commemoration. Easter Sunday, 2 April 1972
Black and white image of a bugler at St Patrick's cemetery for the Sean Hayes Commemoration. 2 April 1972