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- Collection: Historic postcards of Tipperary
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The church, Fiddown, Co. Kilkenny
A black and white postcard of the old Protestant church at Fiddown, Co. Kilkenny. Built 1747 now disused.
The Lodge, Castlemorris, Kilmaganny
A black and white postcard of the gate lodge to Castlemorris House, Co. Kilkenny. Built c.1850. The lodge is still extant though the house has been demolished.
R.C. Church, Faugheen, Co. Tipperary
A black and white postcard of the Roman Catholic church at Faugheen, Co. Tipperary
Gurteen-le-Poer Lodge, Kilsheelan
A black and white postcard of the gate lodge to Castle Gurteen-le-Poer Co. Kilkenny built c.1863 as part of the rebuilding works of Count de la Poer when he replaced an earlier house with an Elizabethan revival castle.
Grangemockler, Co. Tipperary
A black and white postcard of the village of Grangemockler, Co. Tipperary
Kilcash, Co. Tipp
A black and white postcard of Kilcash village, Co. Tipperary with the national school on the left.
Whitechurch, Co. Cork
A black and white postcard of a church at Whitechurch, Co. Cork
Old Church, Kilcash, Co. Tipp.
A black and white postcard of a ruined medieval church at Kilcash, Co. Tipperary. The oldest part is 10th century and the nave is 12th century. The ruins of Kilcash castle are in the background.
American Line U.S. Mail Steamers postcard. circa 1860
A colour postcard with an image of a steam ship and a variety of flags. On the reverse is detail of routes and contacts for the American Line United States mail steamers, with Michael Cleary in Thurles being the local agent. c. 1860
Postcard titled 'A token of love from Kilcommon'
An early 20th century colour postcard from Kilcommon. The date stamp is unclear, the postcard has a George V half penny stamp which were issued from 1912.