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View of Tipperary Military Barracks
A colour 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 same…
Thomas MacDonagh
A Black and white postcard featuring Thomas MacDonagh in military uniform. From Cloughjordan in Co. Tipperary Thomas was one of the leaders of the Easter Rising 1916 , he was also a signatory of the Proclamation of the Irish republic (1/2/1878 -…
Thomas J. Clarke
A Black and white postcard featuring Thomas J. Clarke (11/3/1858 - 3/5/1916). Born in England to Irish parents and grew up in Ireland when hes father was transferred to Dungannon. . Tom Clarke was heavily involved in planning the Easter Rising…
Thomas Ashe
A black and white postcard featuring Thomas Ashe (1885- 1917). Born in Co. Kerry, he was a member of the Gaelic League, the Irish Republican Brotherhood and the Irish Volunteers. During the Rising he commanded a battalion around North County Dublin.…
The Rock of Cashel Co. Tipperary
A Colour postcard showing the Rock of Cashel, Co. Tipperary. Sent from Kathleen to John J. Quinn at 33 Boden Street, Derby, England. C 1908
The O'Rahilly
A black and white postcard featuring Michael Joseph O'Rahilly (22/4/1875 - 29/4/1916). From Ballylongford Co. Kerry. He was a founding member of the Irish Volunteers and though he opposed the action he took part in the rising and killed during the…
The coat of arms for Clonmel
A colour postcard showing the coat of arms for Clonmel Co. Tipperary. No date
The Cliff Tramore Co. Waterford
A black and white postcard showing the cliffs at Tramore Co. Waterford. Sent from Freshford House, Waterford to John J. Quinn C/o Mr. Phil Quinn, Grocery Hall, Clonmel. Postmarked 20th September 1915?
The Cathedral, Killarney
A black and white postcard of the Cathedral, Killarney. No date
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.