Dad And His Brother Peter In 1931

This is the third photograph in the series.

The Black And Tans Search A Mail Cart Outside Dublin Castle. 1920

A Little Fun With PhotoShop

Just honing my skills and having a little fun with photoshop, no offense. Colin loves it anyway !

Dev And The Ma...

A sad and sorry thing. 1st of April 1927 poor Dev with Catherine Coll , the Mother who rejected him twice. He begged her to let him join her new family.

De Valera At JFK's Services 1963

seaside bus 1960s packed to bursting point.

Removing a wheel clamp - Homer Simpson style

Mother's Day In Ireland

Happy Belated Mother's Day Mam.

Great Job By Our Phil

This scarf, one of my favorites and by no means cheap, was chewed up by certain unmentionables on a shelf . Two others had the same fate but were unfortunately too damaged to be repaired. Phyllis did a great job repairing this one. She did a wonderful job I think.

St. Patricks Day In The Oregon Countryside.

Dinner was so good that not a picture was taken. Too bad!

Guinness bike

Old Dublin Dairies

Happy St. Patricks Day To All

From Dudley

Dublin 1932 --- Long Before Mobile Phones And Hard Hats

Lord Mayor Robert Briscoe

All boxed in !.....Here's Rob Briscoe Lord Mayor of Dublin...doing a Count Dracula Impersonation on 15 mar 1957 .
Seriously though ....a fine man for the City of Dublin.

Candons Crumlin Village

Happy Birthday To Eileen

Olivers Funeral

Richie Phyllis and Shamie

Central Dublin Footage - The late 50's in Colour

Great Uncle Michael's Grave in Picardy France

KNIGHTSBRIDGE CEMETERY Mesnil-Martinsart
This cemetery, which is named after a communication trench which ran through the area, was begun at the outset of the Battle of the Somme in 1916. It was used by units fighting on that front until the German withdrawal in February 1917 and was used again by fighting units from the end of March to July 1918, when the German advance brought the front line back to the Ancre. After the Armistice, burials in Rows G, H and J were added when graves were brought in from isolated positions on the battlefields of 1916 and 1918 round Mesnil.

Full Moon Over Roseburg Tonight

Taken with my little Luminex camera.

Ronnie Drew

Your welcome Coz...as always.
An early shot of a Dub's Dub. Not sure what make this guitar is, but Ronnie later loved his Takamine.

The Hell Fire Club Dublin

The history of Dublin's Hell-Fire Club, Rathfarnham. Overlooking Dublin city from the south west, at an altitude of 383m (1264ft), is a foreboding ruined hunting lodge, marked on Ordnance Survey maps as the 'Hell-Fire Club'. Current urban lore insists on telling us that it was - and still is - a site commonly used for the practice of 'Satanism' and other occult activities, and that the Devil himself made a brief appearance there at some unspecified time in the past. In a story similar to the one attached to Loftus Hall (a haunted house on the Hook Peninsula), a mysterious stranger seeks shelter on a stormy night, and a card game ensues. A member of the household drops a card, and sees that below the table, the otherwise affable and charming visitor has a cloven hoof. His or her screams made the Devil 'aware of her discovery, and he at once vanished in a thunder-clap leaving a brimstone smell behind him

Walsh Family Photos.

A trip down memory lane for the whole family.

Laurel & Hardy outside Royal Marine Hotel Dun Laoghaire 1952

Carol Versailles.

She doesn't look like a tourist at all. She looks like she belongs there.

Little Did We Know At The Time !

A Couple Of More Photo's From Dylan's Confernunion

Old Photo Of Audrey And Lynda

Happy Birthday To Our Lynda

March 2nd I believe.

Brian

Nice study of Brian on his guitar. I took this when he was over here a few years ago. Don't know if I have already posted it but I like it enough to post it again if I did.