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Lantern slide of an entrance to a monument on Skellig Michael, an island off the coast of Co. Kerry. Originally labelled, 'K1 II 88' and titled 'Skelligs'. The island is located off the coast of the Iveragh peninsula.

Lantern slide showing the entrance to the passage tomb at Newgrange, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '2M 96', the slide is titled Entrance Newgrange. The name T. Mason, 5 Dame Street, Dublin is printed on the slide mount.

Lantern slide showing the entrance to the passage tomb at Newgrange, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '2M 97', the slide is titled Entrance to Newgrange. The name T. Mason, 5 Dame Street, Dublin is printed on the slide mount.

Lantern slide showing the entrance to Seefin Cairn Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 89', the slide is titled Journal - Seefin - LXII. The name Thomas H Mason, 5 - 6 Dame St. Dublin, is written on the slide mount.

Lantern slide showing the entrance to Seefin Cairn Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 89', the slide is titled Journal - Seefin - LXII. The name Thomas H Mason, 5 - 6 Dame St. Dublin, is written on the slide mount.

Lantern slide of Shane's castle entrance, Co. Antrim. Originally catalogued as "A 1 61" with label "Shanes Castle Entrance". Depicts the fortified gateway into the grounds of Shane's Castle.

Lantern slide of Shane's castle entrance, Co. Antrim. Originally catalogued as "A 1 64" with label "Entrance Shanes Castle Domain Ralaalastown Co Ant". Depicts the fortified gateway into the grounds of Shane's Castle.

Lantern slide of Staigue Fort, Co. Kerry. Originally labelled 'K1 II 42' and titled 'Entrance Staigue Fort.' Two women and a man can be seen standing either side of the entrance. The Staigue Fort is located along the Ring of Kerry, near the village…

Lantern slide of the ESB, Kildare Street, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued with labels "Kildare St. ESB Leask" and "D3XI 67." Depicts a view of the ESB (Electricity Supply Board) building on Kildare Street. A georgian style door is visible in the…

Lantern slide of an illustration of Essex Bridge & Statue of George 1st, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 IV 65' and without a title. This statue was erected on the former Essex Bridge in 1722 and was sculpted by John van Nost the Elder. It was…