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Review Parade, Phoenix Park, 1926516 viewsTroops marching past the saluting base during a military review held in the Phoenix Park in 1926.
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Volunteers Force on horseback.515 viewsGlass plate negative showing a group of Volunteer soldiers on horseback in McKee Barracks, Dublin, taken sometime between 1934-1939.
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Officer on horseback in McKee Barracks512 viewsGlass plate negative showing an Officer on a white horse with his sword drawn trotting across a parade square in McKee Barracks.
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British & Russian Aircraft511 viewsPlate one is of a Shackleton aircraft and appears to have been taken from a manual.
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Officer sword drill511 viewsGlass plate negative showing an Officer on horseback with his Sword at the salute, taken in McKee Barracks, Dublin in 1927. Conducted under the supervision of Comdt Scott (Officers' Drill) Capt O'Dwyer and Comdt Ryan.
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Wolfe Tone Commemoration, Bodenstown, County Kildare, 1926511 viewsA General Officer in Command and his Staff saluting beside a gravestone during a Wolfe Tone commemoration in 1926.
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Review Parade, Phoenix Park, 1926509 viewsThree mounted officers in the Phoenix Park, taking during a military review parade held on the 11th September 1926.
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BF III Crash508 viewsGlass plate copy negatives of Bristol Fighter F2B Fighter serial III which crashed at Naas, Kildare 17 July 1922. Images shows the wreck of the aricraft on the ground taken from each both sides and the rear. The aircraft had arrived in Baldonnel 10 July 1922. Glass plate one has been identifed on the envelope as Bristol Fighter II which was delivered to Baldonnel 4 July 1922 and was written off after a crash at Castlebagot, Baldonnel 23 Jan 1924 in which Lieutenant R. T. Nevin was killed. The image, however, appears to be that of the BF III crash on 17 July 1922. Glass plate two and three both show the serial number of the aircraft BF III.
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Landsdowne Road, Dublin506 viewsAerial glass plate negative showing Landsdowne raod and the surrounding area
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Clondalkin Village506 viewsAerial photograph of Clondalkin Village
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Lieut. W. Ryan. CPL C. Rooney504 viewsGlass plate copy negative showing Lieutenant W. Ryan and Corporal C Rooney working at a map table. One officer is making a collage of an area from aerial photographs. The other officer appears to be using the photographs to sketch a map.
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Agricultural College Glasnevin504 views
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Ready to depart504 viewsTroops on the backs of trucks prepared to depart the barracks to travel to the range for firing practice. Possibly Cathal Brugha Barracks.
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Rathfarnham504 views
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Lieutenant on horseback in the Phoenix park, Dublin.503 viewsGlass plate negative showing a Lieutenant on horseback in the Phoenix park sometime in 1923 or early 1924. Note the reindeer's in the background of the shot.
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IEMA-P-062-018501 viewsTea arriving at the ‘Front Line’ during manoeuvres between Waterford City and Tramore – 28 August 1944.
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Slope arms from the Advance (1st Motion)501 viewsInfantry Officer demonstrating the 1st motion that is to be conducted once given the command "slope arms from the advance". Possibly in Cathal Brugha Barracks, Dublin, sometime in the late 1920s.
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Tallaght Aerodrome500 views
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IEMA-P-062-117499 viewsBrigade Camp, Youghal – 17 September 1942 – John Harbourne, canteen Manager, serving troops in the open air canteen.
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Bristol F2B Bi-Planes on Ramp498 viewsGlass plate negatives showing four Bristol F2B Bi-Planes on ramp with personnel standing in front of or working on the planes.
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President WT Cosgrave with members of government and senior Army officers at Cenotaph, Leinster Lawn498 viewsPresident WT Cosgrave with members of government and senior Army officers at Cenotaph, Leinster Lawn.
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Private Secretary's Lodge, Phoenix Park497 views
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IEMA-P-062-043495 viewsThe Blackwater manoeuvres are synonymous with the Emergency. Involving over 20,000 troops, the lasted from 17 August 1942 to 27 September 1942 and pitted the 2nd Spearead division under Maj Gen Hugo McNeill against Maj Gen M.J Costello’s 1st Division. Here the 3rd Battalion passes the 25th Battalion outside Fethard, Co. Tipperary, to take over as advance guard of the Brigade as they proceed southwards with the Spearhead Division – 20 August 1942.
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Workshops Baldonnel 1938495 viewsGlass plate copy negative showing what appears to be a staged photograph of apprentices at work under supervision in a workshop at Baldonnel.
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Slope Arms side view492 viewsEnlisted soldier demonstrating the "Slope Arms", viewed from the side. An entry in the index for this glass plate states that these were taken in order to "enable a responsible officer to pick best positions in conjunction with Dress, Man and Equipment".Taken in McKee Barracks, Dublin, under the supervision of Comdt Scott, on the 6th September 1927.
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IEMA-P-062-237491 viewsReady for inspection.
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College of Science491 viewsGlass plate copy positive of an aerial view of the College of Science
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Collinstown Aerodrome491 views
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Michael Collins, Arthur Griffith and Kevin O'Higgins Commemoration, 1928490 viewsThe 4th Battalion saluting and marching past the Cenotaph at Leinster Lawn on the 19th August 1928.
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Rifle practice490 viewsSoldiers moving towards the firing point to practice their shooting skills, with their Lee Enfield rifles over their left shoulder, and commanding officer to their far left controlling the line. Taken on the range located in the Curragh Camp, County Kildare.
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Spike Island490 viewsGlass plate negative showing a close up of the fort located on Spike Island.
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Michael Collins Lying In State489 viewsGlass plate copy negative of Michael Collins lying in state. Collins is lying on a bed with a bandage wrapped around his forehead. The photograph is taken from a low side view with several Irish Free State Officers partly visible in the background.
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Two couples489 viewsGlass plate copy negative of two couples posing in a studio for a portrait. The couples are in formal civilian dress.
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IEMA-P-062-024488 viewsPrivate Richard Hanley (on the right) finally allows someone else to use his camera – 20 July 1942.
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Avro 621 Line Up488 viewsGlass plate negative of a line of three Avro 621s on the ground in Baldonnel with hangars visible in the background.
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Troops in Open Group Shot488 viewsGlass plate negative showing two photographs, the first of which includes eight Free State soldiers, seven of which are carrying weapons, the second image is damaged beyond repair however a part of vehicle and part of a person can be seen in the image.
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Group Portrait Including Kevin O' Higgins, Sean Mac Eoin and Arthur Griffith487 viewsGlass plate copy negative of a group portrait containing military officers, TDs and members of the clergy taken in front of a building. The front row, seated, include from left to right Kevin O'Higgins, Arthur Griffith, Dr. Fogarty (Bishop of Killaloe). Men standing in the back row include Paddy Hogan, Canon William O' Kennedy, Ignatius O'Neill, Sean Milroy and Michael [Breana or Brennan].
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Camac Mills Inchicore487 viewsAerial photographs showing Camac Mills Inchicore and the surrounding area.
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Vespas in Formation486 views
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IEMA-P-062-054485 viewsTroops on reconnaissance operations passing through Mitchelstown, Co. Cork – 28 August 1942.
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Review Parade Phoenix Park485 viewsA unit of soldiers carrying .303 Lee Enfield rifles, led by an Officer conducting "eyes left" while marching past the saluting stand during a military review held in the Phoenix Park in 1926.
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Stewart Institution Palmerstown485 views
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GPO 1916 Commemoration Dublin483 views
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Agricultural College Glasnevin483 views
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Bren Gun Carriers Curragh483 viewsGlass plate negative showing Bren Gun Carriers in motion in the Curragh.
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Port arms front view482 viewsInfantry soldier demostrating the "port arms" drill movement. Taken at McKee Barracks, Dublin, under supervision of Comdt Scott Training operations GHQ 6th September 1927.
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First Public Aerial Display by the Air Corps482 viewsGlass plate negative showing Lieutenant T J Prenderville and General D Daly at First Public Aerial Display by the Air Corps, Phoenix Park
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Avro Cadets in Formation482 views
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Bristol Fighter (18)481 viewsGlass plate negative of a Bristol Fighter (type 14) F2B Fighter Mk II serial number 18. The aircraft is pictured on the ground facing a hangar with several army officers posing in front of it. The F2B serial 18 arrived in Baldonnel 24 October 1925 and was scrapped in June 1935.
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BF III Crash480 viewsGlass plate copy negatives of Bristol Fighter F2B Fighter serial III which crashed at Naas, Kildare 17 July 1922. Images shows the wreck of the aricraft on the ground taken from each both sides and the rear. The aircraft had arrived in Baldonnel 10 July 1922. Glass plate one has been identifed on the envelope as Bristol Fighter II which was delivered to Baldonnel 4 July 1922 and was written off after a crash at Castlebagot, Baldonnel 23 Jan 1924 in which Lieutenant R. T. Nevin was killed. The image, however, appears to be that of the BF III crash on 17 July 1922. Glass plate two and three both show the serial number of the aircraft BF III.
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Officer's Mess Gardens480 views
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Review Parade, Phoenix Park, 1926480 viewsTroops marching past the saluting base during a military review held in the Phoenix Park in 1926.
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Newbridge Bridge480 viewsGlass plate negative showing a bridge in Newbridge
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Apprentices479 views
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Dundrum County Dublin. Ex Servicemen's House478 viewsAerial photograph showing Dundrum village, the ex-serviceman house is not identified in this photograph.
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Group Portrait478 viewsGlass plate nagtive six persons, one of the persons in the image is Barron Ehrenfried Gunther Freiherr von Huenefeld and another is Col James Michael Fitzmaurice
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Civilian on horseback476 viewsGlass plate negative showing a civilian on horseback just before they attempt to jump over a ditch. Location and date unknown.
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Avro Plane Ground475 viewsGlass plate negatives of a ground image of an Avro 621 ( serial A9 ). Avro A9 had been delivered to Baldonnel Aerodrome on 17 April 1930 and was crashed at Maynooth 26 November 1930 and written-off. Image shows the Avro plane on grass with two officers in flightsuits posing in front of it.
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Gormanstown Aerodrome475 viewsVertical glass plate negative showing part of Gormanstown Aerodrome, the part photographed is set up as a military camp.
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