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Royal Naval Hotel308 x angesehenBritish Sailors hiring saddle horses and jaunting cars
in front of the Royal Naval Hotel, West End, Castletownbere16. Juni 2008
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The Blessing of the Ball Alley in 1977296 x angesehenJohn Enright (Cork Board), Donal Holland, Seamus Lordan,
Billy Power, Danny Hurley, Michael Lordan, Jeremiah Sheehan,
Canon Keane, Donal Harrington, C. Jones (Handball Council) 15. Juni 2008
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Haymaking273 x angesehenMaking a rick of hay in Cronins’ Knockoura, in the 1950’s06. Juni 2008
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Dancing at Dunboy326 x angesehenDancing at Dunboy in the 1960’s: (Suggested): Monica Holland,
Mairead O’Driscoll, Pauline Hurley, Gillian Murphy, Sean O’Sullivan,
Donal Sullivan, Aidan Downey, Peter Harrington, Mairead O’Sullivan,
Edel Murphy, Pauline O’Brien, Zita Harrington and Deirdre FitzPatrick06. Juni 2008
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Fairday Castletownbere277 x angesehenEarly image of Fairday in the Square03. Juni 2008
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Crowd on the Old Pier259 x angesehenRegatta Day 28. Mai 2008
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The Road to Glenbeg260 x angesehenRudyard Kipling wrote the following during a visit to Berehaven: All Ireland was new to me, and I went ashore to investigate Castletown’s street of white houses, to smell peat smoke and find Dan Murphy, owner of a jaunting car and ancient friend of the ward-room. In this quest, me and the Navigator mustered not less than half the male population of Cork County, the remainder being O’Sullivans; but we found Dan at last – old, grizzled, with an untamable eye, voluble and beautifully Celtic. ‘Will I meet ye to-morrow at Mill Cove at nine-thirty? I will. Here’s my hand an’word on it. Will I drive to Glenbeg for fishing? I will. There’s my hand an’word on it. Do I mean it? Don’t I know the whole livin’fleet, man an’boy, for years?28. Mai 2008
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Faces in the Crowd344 x angesehenBerehaven Regatta 195928. Mai 2008
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Winning Gig Crew outside Twomey's Bar351 x angesehenRegatta 1960’s. Left to right: Nicholas McCarthy, Jimmy Murphy,
Jack (Cudeen) Murphy, Dick (Doc) Murphy, Michael O’Neill,
Dan O’Sullivan, Timmy O’Sullivan John O’Brien, Frankie Holland,
Brian O’Sheil and Kieran (Tich) Murphy. 28. Mai 2008
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Ariel view of Castletownbere276 x angesehenConstruction of the New Pier, Castletownbere in 196828. Mai 2008
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Tim Harrington M.P239 x angesehenStatue of Tim Harrington, erected on the site of his homeplace27. Mai 2008
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All for Ireland League Band 1910231 x angesehenAll for Ireland League Band Castletown Berehaven 191027. Mai 2008
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FairDay326 x angesehenFair Day in The Square, Castletownbere 1970's27. Mai 2008
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Bere Island341 x angesehenThe handover of Bere Island by the British to the Irish Free State, (Saorstát Éireann)
26th September 1938.
Although Southern Ireland won Dominion Status on the 6th December 1921, the United Kingdom retained control as sovereign bases, three deep water ports in Ireland. Known collectively as the Treaty Ports, these were respectively, Castletown Berehaven, Lough Swilly and Queenstown (Cobh)27. Mai 2008
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Kilmacowen334 x angesehenVictims of the Kilmacowen Evictions27. Mai 2008
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Kilmacowen Evictions302 x angesehenVictims of the Kilmacowen Evictions27. Mai 2008
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