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Shaw the "absentee landlord"
In a letter to the Urban Council of Carlow, Shaw declared himself to be an absentee landlord "having spent out of 88 years of my life, only one day in Carlow." At this time, he was trying to ...Shaw the "absentee landlord"
In a letter to the Urban Council of Carlow, Shaw declared himself to be an absentee landlord "having spent out of 88 years of my life, only one day in Carlow." At this time, he was trying to give his property back to the Carlow Urban District Council for them to use for "the common welfare".
Carlow's International Achievers by Jimmy O'Toole
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Reverie
... painting. It sold for £496,500 at an auction in London in May 1999. ...Reverie
This is another painting by O'Meara of a girl waiting by water. This is not as mournful as The Widow shown earlier, but it is still melancholic. She seems to be waiting for someone. What do you think? This is probably O'Meara's most famous painting. It sold for £496,500 at an auction in London in May 1999.
Private Collection, courtesy of Pyms Gallery, London
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J. M. Synge 1906
Image of Crayon portrait, part of volume iv of Synges' works. Entitled "In Wicklow, West Kerry etc."J. M. Synge 1906
Image of Crayon portrait, part of volume iv of Synges' works. Entitled "In Wicklow, West Kerry etc."
Portrait itself in possession of Mrs. L. M. Stephens
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The Widow
This is one of O'Meara's paintings of a lady standing by water. She is mourning the loss of her husband. It is a sad painting. Do you like it? If you would like to see it in real ...The Widow
This is one of O'Meara's paintings of a lady standing by water. She is mourning the loss of her husband. It is a sad painting. Do you like it? If you would like to see it in real life, it hangs in the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery in Dublin.
Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery
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Mrs Lavery sketching, 1910
... It was completed in 1910. She was the lady who later appeared on the Irish banknotes. ...Mrs Lavery sketching, 1910
This is a portrait of his wife, Lady Lavery, by John Lavery. It was completed in 1910. She was the lady who later appeared on the Irish banknotes.
National Gallery of Australia
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Shaw at work
... one of the more than 250,000 letters he penned in his lifetime. ...Shaw at work
This picture shows Shaw in a quite typical pose: at a typewriter! Chances are he is writing one of the more than 250,000 letters he penned in his lifetime.
www.kennys.ie
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Irish Traditional Music
Discover the colour and diversity of Irish Traditional Music in this feature article by Terry Moylan.Irish Traditional Music
Discover the colour and diversity of Irish Traditional Music in this feature article by Terry Moylan.
Courtesy Terry Moylan
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Set dancing
Kay Moylan and Dan O'Connell - set dancersSet dancing
Kay Moylan and Dan O'Connell - set dancers
Courtesy Terry Moylan
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Sliabh Notes
Photograph of Sliabh Notes a Cork bandSliabh Notes
Photograph of Sliabh Notes a Cork band
Courtesy Matt Cranitch
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Cross of the Scriptures, Clonmacnoise
The Cross of the Scriptures at Clonmacnoise. This is the original cross, and it is now housed in the interpretative centre at Clonmacnoise. A replica stands in the grounds.Cross of the Scriptures, Clonmacnoise
The Cross of the Scriptures at Clonmacnoise. This is the original cross, and it is now housed in the interpretative centre at Clonmacnoise. A replica stands in the grounds.
