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Lantern slide showing stone inscriptions from the Glen of Aherlow. Originally labelled 'T1 78', the slide is titled 14, Newly Discovered Inscriptions at Kilpeacan. Kilpeacan is also known as Toureen Peakaun. The name T. Mason, 5, Dame Street, Dublin…

Lantern slide showing stone inscriptions from the Glen of Aherlow. Originally labelled 'T1 77', the slide is titled Old Inscriptions at Kilpeacan, (from Christian Inscriptions). Kilpeacan is also known as Toureen Peakaun. The name T. Mason, 5, Dame…

Lantern slide showing stone rubbings from the Glen of Aherlow. Originally labelled 'T1 76', the slide is titled Rubbings, old inscriptions at Kilpeacan, Glen of Aherlow, Tipp. Kilpeacan is also known as Toureen Peakaun. The name T. Mason, 5, Dame…

Lantern slide showing the Galtee Mountains, Co. Tipperary. Originally labelled 'T1 75', the slide is titled The Harps of Cliac, Galtee. Galtee is alst spelled Galty. The name F. Geoghegan is printed on the slide mount.

Lantern slide showing Nenagh Castle, Co. Tipperary. Originally labelled 'T1 74', the slide is titled Nenagh.

Lantern slide showing a group of men at the entrance to Kilcooley Abbey, Co. Tipperary. Originally labelled 'T1 73', the slide is titled Kilcooley Abbey, Co. Tipperary. Kilcooley is also spelled Kilcooly.

Lantern slide showing Kilcooley Abbey, Co. Tipperary. Originally labelled 'T1 72', the slide is titled Kilcooley Abbey, Co. Tipperary, near Urlingford. Kilcooley is also spelled Kilcooly.

Lantern slide showing a Sheela na Gig at the Holy Trinity Priory, Fethard, Co. Tipperary. Originally labelled 'T 1 71', the slide is titled Sheila na Gig at Fethard, P.G. Lee.

Lantern slide showing the Dunboyne Monument at the Holy Trinity Priory, Fethard, Co. Tipperary. Orginally labelled 'T1 70', the slide is titled Dunboyne Monument, Fethard, 1928, P.G. Lee.

Lantern slide showing inscribed headstones at the Holy Trinity Priory, Fethard, Co. Tipperary. Orginally labelled 'T1 69', the slide is titled Inscribed T Stones, at Fethard. P.G. Lee.