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Lantern slide of Timoleague Abbey, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 43", with label "Timoleague." Depicts a close-up, exterior view of the abbey,with a person standing by a doorway/window above a stone column.

Lantern slide of Timoleague Abbey, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 44", with label "At Timoleague Abbey 1893." Depicts three women and a man (in background) on abbey grounds.

Lantern slide of Timoleague Abbey, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 45", with label "Timoleague." Depicts a distant view of the abbey with inlet shore visible in foreground.

Lantern slide of Cape Clear, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 46", with labels "Cape Clear from Port 1914" and "T. Mason, 5. Dame Street, Dublin." Depicts a view of the sea and coast from Cape Clear port.

Lantern slide of an unidentified area of coast in Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 47", with labels "Ball Coll Leim Comchuillain Cork Leap" and "T. Mason, 5. Dame Street, Dublin." Depicts a view of cliffs with sea stack.

Lantern slide of Dromclough Fort, Bantry Bay, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 48", with label "Dromclough fort Bantry Bay." Depicts a view of Bantry Bay coast and cliffs.

Lantern slide of Old Head of Kinsale, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 49", with labels "Old Hd. Of Kinsale" and "Old Head of Kinsale." Depicts a view of Old Head of Kinsale with Old Head Lighthouse visible in the background.

Lantern slide of Cromwell's Bridge, Glengarriff, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 50", with label "Cromwell's Bridge Glengarif." Depicts a view of the ruins of Cromwell's bridge.

Lantern slide of Bantry, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 51", with label "-nn. Killove-illegible-1602) Bantry." Depicts a view of a location in Bantry with sea and coast visible in background, and cart and stone wall in foreground.

Lantern slide of Castletownbere (also known as Castletown Berehaven), Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 52", with label "Castletown Beare." Depicts a view of Castletownbere's harbour (known as Berehaven Harbour), with houses, church, and boats…