Browse Items (6418 total)

Lantern slide showing an exterior view of Adare Franciscan Friary, Adare, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 44' and titled 'Francis Adare.' The friary is shown covered in growth. Three men can be seen in the slide, reclining in front of the…

Lantern slide showing an exterior view of Adare Augustinian Friary, Adare, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 43' and titled 'Adare Prot Ch Au Abbey.' Adare Augustinian Friary was formerly known as the Black Abbey and is now known as St. Nicholas'…

Lantern slide showing an exterior view of Adare Augustinian Friary, Adare, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 42' and titled 'Adare Prot Ch Au Abbey.' Adare Augustinian Friary was formerly known as the Black Abbey and is now known as St. Nicholas'…

Lantern slide showing a window of the south side of the great hall of Desmond Hall, Newcastle, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 41' and 'T. Mason, 5, Dame Street, Dublin.' and titled 'Great Hall, Newcastle, Co. Limerick' and 'Hall, Newcastle,…

Lantern slide showing a map depicting the locaiton of an ogham stone, Mountrussell, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 40' and 'T. Mason, 5, Dame Street, Dublin.' and titled 'No 1' and 'Number 1.' The slide can be seen on page 53 in The Journal of…

Lantern slide showing Cenn Febrat, Ballingarry, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 39' and 'T. F. Geoghegan' and titled 'Cenn Febrat, Slievereagh.' Cenn Febrat is also known as Cenn Abrat. Cenn Febrat was the site of a legendary battle in early…

Lantern slide showing Rannach Chruim Duibh, Grange Stone Circle, Lough Gur, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2' and 'T. F. Geoghegan, 1' and titled 'Ronnach Chruim Duibh, Loch Gur, 1918.' Rannach Chruim Duibh is the largest stone in the circle.…

Lantern slide showing an exterior view of Cappagh Castle from the northwest, Cappagh, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 37' and 'T.F. Geoghegan' and titled 'Cappagh & Knockfrina, Co Limerick' A man can be seen in the slide, leaning against a…

Lantern slide showing Knockainey Hill, Knockainy, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 36' and 'Essex Quay 25' and titled 'Sid Aine, Knockainey, Co Limerick.' The hill is named after Aine, a fairy queen and Irish goddess. A man can be seen in the…

Lantern slide showing the cloisters at Askeaton Friary, Askeaton, Co. Limerick. Originally labelled 'L2 6' and titled 'Cloisters Askeaton.' Two boys can be seen standing at the end of the cloisters.