Dungarvan Leather Company, Saint Patricks Day Parade, Dungarvan

Float advertising the different kinds of hides produced by the Dungarvan Leather Company, parked at Coolagh Road, Abbeyside.

UK2622

Unknown

Circa 17^th March 1975

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Abbeyside Children Circa 1950

Group of Abbeyside children. Back row, l - r: Sheila Organ, Amelia Power, Kitty Regan, Francis Power, Margaret Beatty, Judy Regan and Ann Power. Front Row, l - r: Emma Flynn, Seanín Whelan, Ann Fuller, Frankie Organ, Eileen Whelan, Marie Power, and Breeda Organ.

UK2646

Unknown

Circa 1950

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421

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Dungarvan Crystal Float, Saint Patrick’s Day Parade, Dungarvan

The Dungarvan Crystal Float during one of the first Saint Patrick’s Day parades in Dungarvan. On the back of the truck are Nicky Sheehan and Bernie Coffey. The driver of truck is John Healy, Abbeyside.

UK2624

Unknown

Circa 17^th March 1975

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501

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Corpus Christi Procession, Abbeyside

First Corpus Christi Procession, Friars Walk, Abbeyside. The tradition of a Corpus Christi Procession in Abbeyside was started by Cannon Power. Previous to this the people of Abbeyside participated in the Dungarvan procession.

UK2645

Unknown

Circa 1975

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700

1063

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Kathleen Regan, Dressmaker, Abbeyside

Kathleen Regan (nee Cowman), Dressmaker, New Line, Abbeyside.

EK226

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1925

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700

1172

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Group At The Pattern, Abbeyside

Group at ’The Pond’, Abbeyside for the annual Pattern Day Festival. L - r: unidentified, Michael Cosgrave, Ambrose O’Connell, John Fitzgerald, Tom Burke, John Daly and Paddy O’Brien.

UK2618

Unknown

Circa 1975

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700

436

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Paddy Daly, Ballinacourty, Abbeyside

Paddy Daly, Ballinacourty, Abbeyside.

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John Tynan

Circa 2000

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911

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Moresby Buoy

The removal of the Moresby Buoy from The Causeway, Abbeyside by the Abbeyside Pattern Committee. Left - right, Richard Power, Anthony Shanahan and standing on buoy: Doctor James Stacey.

UK2583

Unknown

1987

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963

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Paddy Daly, Ballinacourty, Abbeyside

Paddy Daly, Ballinacourty, Abbeyside

UK2585

Unknown

Circa 1950

Name Kept Private

700

1109

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Mrs Wade, Murphy Place, Abbeyside

Mrs Wade, Murphy Place, Abbeyside. Mrs Wade was the mother of Tommy Wade, a councillor for the Labour Party on Dungarvan Urban District Council for many years.

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Tobin, Tom

1951

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736

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Abbeyside Choir’s Outing To Cobh

Abbeyside Choir on their outing to Cobh, photographed in Abbeyside. Front row, l - r: Paddy Whelan, Noreen Whelan, Greta Power, Leonore Queally, Breda Woulfe, Alice Marie O’Connor, Monsie Waters, Mary O’Gorman (organist), May Browne, Eithna McManus, Michael Clancy, Jimmy Nagle and Michael Flynn (kneeling). Back row, l - r: Breda McGrath, Eileen Anderson, Amelia Power, Bunny Lowe, Bernadette Mooney, Ann Cullinan, Kathleen McEvoy, Teresa Nolan, Amelia Cullinan, Joan Clancy.

UK2565

Sean Norris

1951

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462

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Threshing

A tractor and old threshing machine at an unknown location.

UK2559

Unknown

Circa 1950

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487

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Construction Of The Denny House, Abbeyside

A view of Denny’s House, Kilminion, Abbeyside under construction,

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Unknown

Circa 1950

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504

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Denny’s House, Kilminion, Abbeyside

Three unidentified people standing behind a car at Denny’s House, Kilminion, Abbeyside.

UK2557

Unknown

Circa 1950

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420

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Diesel Train At Magnesite Plant, Ballinacourty

Diesel Train stopped at the magnesite factory, Ballinacourty. The plant was built in 1969 by P. J. Hegarty & Sons and was founded by John A. Mulcahy. The factory produced magnesite which was used to make bricks for heavy-duty furnaces. The factory closed in 1982.

UK2530

Liam O Mahoney

9^th June 1978

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464

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