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Group image from a Tipperary hurling celebration in New York. October 1957
Black and white image of a celebration for the Tipperary Hurling team in New York. Left to right, Joe O'Brian, Sean Caulfield, Doherty, Ronnie O'Connor. October 1957
Class photo from the Christian Brother's School, Thurles, Co. Tipperary of an unknown class
Black and white photographic image of a class of boys from the Christian Brother's School, Thurles. No date
Ned O'Shea and and another young man sitting outside a shop.
Black and white photographic image of Ned O'Shea and another man outside a shop front. No date
Ned O'Shea and Teddy Scanlon
Colour image of Ned O'Shea, on left and Teddy Scanlon standing in the doorway to Ned's house on Croke Street, Thurles, Co. Tipperary. No date
GAA centenary mass at Thurles Cathedral, 1984
Colour image of Archbishop Morris with seated representatives of the GAA at Thurles Cathedral in 1984. Seated at front (l-r) Mick Frawley, Chairman Tipperary Co. Board, Paddy Buggy, President of the GAA< President Patrick Hillery, Liam Mulvihill,…
28th Tipperary Unit, Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland, Thurles
Colour image of the 28th Tipperary unit of boy scouts getting ready for a St. Patrick's Day parade. at Thurles, no date
Archbishop Dermot Clifford and clergy giving a blessing on the steps of the Cathedral of the Assumption, Thurles
Colour image of Archbishop Dermot Clifford and clergy giving a blessing on the Cathedral steps. Boys from the Knights of Malta in attendance. No date
Archbishop Clifford giving a blessing on the steps of the Cathedral of the Assumption, Thurles, Co. Tipperary
Colour image of Archbishop Clifford giving a blessing on the steps of the Cathedral. No date
Cathedral of the Assumption tower undergoing renovation works
Colour image of the Cathedral tower, Thurles under renovation. No date
K. Brennan's shop on Croke Street Thurles, Co. Tipperary. Later to become Ned O'Shea's Photographic Studio.
Black and white image of the front façade of K. Brennan's shop on Croke Street Thurles.