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Contact sheet containing 9 images, and corresponding negative sheet containing 8 images.

The pictures are of the Saint Patrick’s Day parade in Carraroe, 1994. Stiofán Ó Gríofa is photographed playing the accordion, boy scouts and cheerleaders marching in the parade. A man dressed as the Pádraig Ó Conaire statue sits on the back of a lorry.

15 images on negative and contact sheets.

Photographs of the Carraroe St Patrick's Day parade. John Baba Jack smokes a pipe in one picture, and other images of the parade floats.

15 images on negative and contact sheets.

More photographs from St. Patrick’s day parade. Liam O’Hara marches past with a drum.

36 images on negative and contact sheets.

Photograph of Sarah Collins, and a young child called Tomás, sitting at a table in a cafe with plates of food in front of them.

Photographs of a lake, with the family house visible in the background, labelled “New Lake Tuairin”.

Photographs of the St. Patrick’s Day parade in Galway city.

File of colour photographs taken at Macnas workshop during set-up and make-up for a parade in Galway. The event is unnamed but likely a St. Patrick's Day Parade. Includes use of Macnas U2 'Big Heads' and other characters.

12 images on negative and contact sheets.

From a St. Patrick’s Day parade.

File of black and white production images from "St. Patrick's Day" by R.B. Sheridan and directed by Jon Tarlton. Includes images of cast members in costume and on set. Also includes images of the set in the theatre and also contact sheets of multiple thumbnail images. Pictured include Bill Golding, Gerry Walshe, Jane Brennan, Sabina Coyne, Arthur Riordan and others names as Brendan O'Regan, Tommy Keane and Conor Keane. Photographer is named as Brenda Fitzsimons.

Folder with 15 colour prints, and 12 negative images.

Images from the St. Patrick’s Day festival of 1997. Images of the crowd, and a large lizard as part of the parade.

File of colour photographic prints taken at parades by Macnas in Galway on New Years Eve and also on St. Patrick's Day 2000.