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The Church, Bunbeg, Co. Donegal
Pass of Keimaneigh, Co. Cork
The Dargle, Co. Wicklow
Camlin River, Longford
Ireland of the Welcomes, Land of Reeks and Fairy Isles Lough na cung
and Mount Errigal, Gweedore, Co. Donegal
Sunset over the River Liffey and Four Courts, Dublin
Battery Road, Longford
Fairhill Home, Moneymore
this photo looks to be taken outside Fairhill Home
Killruddery House, Bray
St. Mel's College, Longford
Ruins Hotel Metropole and corner of G.P.O.
Liberty Hall, Dublin
Looking from Nelson Pillar down North Earl Street
Arnold's Hotel Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal
Brown's Bay from W. Side, Island Magee
Great Cross and Tower, Monasterboice
St. John's Church, Longford
Gortahork, Co. Donegal
Mall Bridge & Camlin River, Longford
Salthill Hotel, Monkstown
Lower Lake and Toomie's Mountain from Ross Castle, Killarney
In the Donegal Hills
The Mountain Road
"A Lonesome Glen where Shamrocks grow
Away in the Irish Hills:
A Homestead where the Turf Fires Glow
And a Moor where the Bird-Song Thrills
And Dwelling there an Irish Heart that Tender Memory Fills"
An Irish Fishing Village - Beautiful! Beautiful Ireland, Land of the Brave
and the Free,
Wherever I Roam Still Old Ireland Will Always be Heaven to me. - Eva Brennan
The Old Homestead - "Just a Cottage in Old Ireland, With its Simple Roof of
Thatch,
And beneath a Loving Welcome, Waiting Those who Life the Latch"
They site and spin in Donegal, Beside the cabins white,
Where roses clamber up the wall, In summer sunshine bright,
Or Erin's homespun there is praise, Through fingers with the clever ways
Quimper - Vieilles Maisons sur le Sleir?
Prof. Joachim
Glencree and Sugar Loaf Mountain, Co. Wicklow
Glengesh, Co. Donegal
Esplanade, Bangor
Big Hole, Bangor
Old Abbey Church, Old Bangor
Dear little Irish homestead,
Harewood House from the South East
Where ever I may roam,
My Heart goes back along the track,
That leads to Home Sweet Home - Eva Brennan
Seven, Eight, Lay The Straight
Queen Mary
London, Whitehall and Cenotaph
Oxford, Magdalen College, Founder's Tower
Le CONQUET (Finistére) - Procession de la Féte Dieu
Tintern Abbey, Co. Wexford
Founded in the 13th Century by the Earl of Pembroke
who was shipwrecked on the coast. It was occupied
by Monks from the famous Abbey on the Wye
- from the Rosslare Strand Hotel Film "Historic Wexford"
Dear Lillie or Tillie
To Sarah from B. H. mention of Nettie, Bmoney (Ballymoney?)
To Miss T.? Carrick, Ballynacalla?, Blackhill, Coleraine?
From Garvagh 30 April 1907 J. Y.
are those Swastikas?
To Brother (looks scored out) Tillie or Lillie from ????????
To Lillie or Tillie with best wishes from Annie
Spring Bridge, Limavady |
