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- Collection: Historic postcards of Tipperary
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Town Hall Carrick-on-Suir Co. Tipperary
Colour Postcard of the Town Hall on New Street Carrick-on-Suir Co. Tipperary. No date
Main Street South side Cashel Co. Tipperary
Colour postcard of the main street in Cashel _ South side. No date
The Galtee Mountains from the Glen of Aherlow. Co. Tipperary
Colour postcard showing a view of the Galtees from the Glen of Aherlow. Co. Tipperary. No date
Canopy Street Cashel Co. Tipperary
Black and white postcard showing a crowd of people standing in Canopy Street Cashel Co. Tipperary. Postcard 3 July 1915
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.
Front facade of Shanbally Castle
A black and white image derived from a printed postcard of Shanbally Castle, Clogheen, Co. Tipperary. The castle was built for the first Viscount Lismore around 1810 and was designed by John Nash. It was acquired by the Land Commission in 1954 and…
The Military Barracks, Templemore Co. Tipperary
A black and white image of the parade ground and buildings of the military barracks at Templemore Co. Tipperary. The barracks was built after the rebellion of 1798, and was originally called Richmond Barracks, it was built to accommodate 1,000…
Tipperary Barracks
A black and white image of the military barracks at Tipperary Town. The barracks which was located close to the railway station was built c. 1874. The British army withdrew in February 1922 and was then occupied by the IRA, who burned it in July of…
The training grounds at Tipperary Military Barracks
A colour image derived from a postcard of Tipperary Military Barracks with the training ground in the foreground. The barracks which was located close to the railway station was built c. 1874. The British army withdrew in February 1922 and was then…
The Barracks, (Royal Field Artillery) Clonmel
A colour image derived from a printed postcard of the military barracks in Clonmel. Built c. 1780 it was a depot for the Royal Irish Regiment. After independence it was renamed Kickham Barracks and continued in use until 2012.