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A card of comradeship of the Great War enrolling Roland V. Kent. 14 August 1919
A coloured membership card of comrades of the Great War enrolling Roland V. Kent of the South Irish Horse. 14 August 1919
A photograph of Roland V. Kent with a newspaper clipping
A black and white photograph of Roland Kent in uniform and mounted on a horse with a newspaper clipping about the South Irish Horse attached.
Bessie and Vera Kent, Borrisokane
A black and white studio photograph Elizabeth (Bessie) and Vera Kent, Borrisokane sisters of Roland. In the 1911 census Elizabeth is 28 while Vera is 7 so the photograph probably dates to WW1.
Family portrait of the Kent family Borrisokane. Late 19th century
A black and white Late 19th century studio family photograph of the Kent family Borrisokane. L to R Sarah Myra, Roland ,Wilfred and Walter Kent.
M F Hogan's, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
Colour image of an old building with a boarded up shopfront. M. F. Hogan, No. 35, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. 1970s
Mardyke National School 1908
Black and white photographic image of the pupils and teacher of Mardyke National School, Killenaule Co. Tipperary. The school was built in 1856 by the mining company of Ireland at a cost of 100 pounds. It closed in 1948
Mardyke National School 1921
Black and white photographic image of the pupils and teacher of Mardyke National School, Killenaule Co. Tipperary. The school was built in 1856 by the mining company of Ireland at a cost of 100 pounds. It closed in 1948. 20 November 1921
Marian Court site, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
Colour image of a view of the Marian Court building site. Clonmel 1970s
Mrs Loughnane, nee Brophy. Mitchel Street, Thurles. 1930s
Black and white photographic image of a woman, Mrs Loughnane (nee Brophy), standing in a doorway on Mitchel Street, Thurles, holding a book. 1930s
No. 1 class in physical and bayonet training. Headquarter gymnasium, Aldershot. March 1918
Black and white photographic image of an army training group including Roland V. Kent at Aldershot Gymnasium in March 1918