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- 07/01/1979 - 21/01/1979
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22 items
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Twenty two black and white photographs from Hushaby Blondie, a pantomime. The first photograph features Úna Ní Mhúrchú, Ciaran Ó Maobhún, Toni Ní Chathasaigh and Pól Ó Morain (190x245mm). The second photogaph shows Eamonn Ó Ceallaigh (185x245mm). The third photograph features Ciarán Ó Maoldúin (200x250mm). The fourth photogaph features Una Ní Mhurchú and Béarnárd Ó hAogáin (250x200mm). The fifth photogaph shows (at the back) Máire Ní Ruairc, Michéal Ó Confhaola and Máire Stafford; (at the front) Pól Ó Moráin, Marc Ó Griofa and Toni Ní Chathasaigh (250x200mm). The sixth photogaph features Máire Stafford (200x250mm). The seventh photograph shows Una Ní Mhurchú (200x250mm). The eighth photograph shows
Ciarán Ó Maoldúin (100x165mm). The ninth photograph shows Pól O Mórain (100x160mm). The tenth photograph features Máire Ní Ruairc (100x160mm). The eleveneth photograph shows Ciarán Ó Maoldúin and
Liam Mac Stíonn (250x200mm). The twelfth photograph features Pól Ó Moráin (200x250mm). The thirteenth photograph shows Eamonn Ó Ceallaigh and Trís Ní Ghiollarnáth (200x250mm). The fourteenth photgraph features Risteard Ó Feargháil and Micheál Ó Conghaile (200x250mm). The fifteenth photograph shows Micheál Ó Confhaola (200x250mm). The sixteenth photograph features Pól Ó Móráin (200x250mm). The seventeenth photograph shows Toní Ní Chathasaigh (200x250mm). The eighteenth photograph features Máire Ní Ruairc
(200x250mm). The nineteenth photograph shows Tris Ní Ghiollarnáth, Ciaran Ó Maoldúin and Eamonn Ó Ceallaigh (250x200mm). The twentieth photograph shows Eamonn Ó Cheallaigh and Marc Ó Griofa (250x200mm). The twenty-first photograph features Toni Ní Chathasaigh and Pól Ó Móráin (250x200mm). The twenty-second photograph shows Máire Stafford, Micheál Ó Confhada and Máire Ní Ruairc (200x250mm).