15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of captioned photographs, documenting the visit of King Edward VII to Ireland in 1903. Captions as follows.

King visits a cottage
Kind visits the Congested Districts Board weavers cottage
Sir H Robinson and Sir H Plunkett and cottage
King and Dudley and motor
In car leaving Belmullet
Belmullet Square
Dudley, bike, group, side of road
Dudley visit cottage
Dudley and woman and boy
Dudley and woman
Dudley and group and thatch
In memory of releasing a poor donkey
Galway, I photograph an Irish family

15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of captioned photographs, documenting the visit of King Edward VII to Ireland in 1903. Captions as follows.

Leaving Belmullet
Dudley and Group and thatch
Blacksod crowd
Blacksod
Bangor Harbour repeat
Brooke Park L’Derry repeat
Guildhall repeat
Pass through L’Derry repeat
Police watch for kind repeat
A Connemara family repeat
Leenane McKeon’s weaving shed repeat
The Queen cottage repeat
King leave weaver’s cottage repeat
His Excellency repeat
His Excellency the King, cottage

15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of captioned photographs, documenting the visit of King Edward VII to Ireland in 1903. Captions as follows.

Lord Dudley Snr
Lady Dudley
Gertie Millar
Lord Dudley and wife and son and grandson
July 2nd 1903, Fenalzy, winner of the Gordon Bennett Cup
Grafton street
King at St. Patrick’s cathedral
Start motor race
Weighing the cars
Deknyff’s Panhard car
Passing under the stand
Sidecar group with Dudley (x2)
Sidecar, priests, woman and kids
Start of Gordon Bennett Cup

15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of captioned photographs, documenting the visit of King Edward VII to Ireland in 1903. Captions as follows.

His Excellence, the King and Cottage
King visiting a cottage
King, Motor, Dudley
The Weaver’s family
A spinning wheel
Letterfrack basket industry
Dudley on horse – Westland Row
Myself, Honor and ADCs in Westland Row
A cottage at Leenaw [Leenane?]
Cottage at Cashel, Conamara
Dudley family group ext
Dickie and Honor on deck
The Duke of Connaught
Entering Dublin – Dame Street

7 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of captioned photographs, documenting the visit of King Edward VII to Ireland in 1903. Captions as follows.

The motor, Sir H Robinson and Sir H Plunkett
The King visits the weavers annex
Entering the Motor
The Queen, myself, and King’s motor
Waiting for the King and Queen
Outside a cottage
King, Queen and L Gosford

15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of portrait photographs of the following ladies (names written in pen next to the images):

Gráinne sketch (provenance unclear)
Lady Dudley
Countess of Kilmorey
Countess de Grey
Mrs M McDonnell and Lady McDonnell
V’Countess Massarene
Lady Millbank and Lady Evelyn Ward
Lady Lurgan
Lady Millbank
Countess Annesley
Miss Pike, Lady McCalmont, M. Murphy
Countess of Chesterfield
Ladies Eva and Margaret Forbes
Miss Deedes and Lady Knox
Lady Evelyn Erskine

15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of portrait photographs of the following ladies (names written in pen next to the images):

Mrs Walter Campbell
Miss Lendrum
Mrs Mulhall
Mrs Clements
Mrs Greer
Miss Kenny
Honorable Sybil Roche
Miss Wardell
Miss Clements
Mrs Sitwell
Miss A Purdon Coote
Miss Goulding
Miss Halward
Miss E Dougherty

15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of portrait photographs of the following ladies (names written in pen next to the images):

Lady Evelyn Ward
Lady Iveagh
Lady Plunkett
Countess of Buchan
Honorable Eve Dillon
Lady Musgrave
Mrs Boyd Rochfort
Lady Juliet Lowther
Lady Fermoy
Miss Gladys Wilson
The Lady Bellew
Mrs Bunbury
Mrs Goulding
Lady Margaret Erskine
Miss McDermott

Folder of contact sheets and corresponding negative sheets. Mostly documenting local events and people, including the local pantomime and Carraroe's St Patrick's Day parade in 1999.

Folder of contact sheets and corresponding negative sheets. Mostly documenting local events and people, including the 1999 Pléaracha competition, Seosamh Ó Cuaig running for Údarás na Gaeltachta, and a trip to Morocco.