15 negative images
Flora in Carraroe.
15 negative images
Carraroe flora scenes. Close up images of various flowers and plants.
14 images on negative and contact sheets.
Team photo of the Carraroe Cubs, the under 10’s volleyball team, they are standing in front of a bus, and Halla Éinne in Carraroe.
Photograph of Bill Christinan and Kevin [ ], sitting on a mound and smiling and laughing.
Photographs of a session in a car park with Johnny Connolly.
Colour photographic prints from Macnas parade, Cargo de Nuit, staged in Galway during July 1999. Also includes three photographic albums which include polaroid headshots of Macnas staff and members and further photographic prints form unnamed event, but some are likely to be Cargo de Nuit.
File of photographs taken of production of Capall parade by Macnas. Includes photographs taken at various locations around Galway city during the parade. Also a series of images taken an unnamed location, of a performance with local children and community members. Includes images of children having faces painted and pictured in costume within the parade.
6 negative images.
Marked Caoimhin Mac Cathmhaol, Archive. Difficult to make out, but photographs of groups of people sitting on the ground.
36 images on negative and contact sheets.
Photographs of Galway Hookers, and two boatmen. These were taken at Caladh Thaidhg / Tadhg's Quay.
Photographs of An tAthair / Fr Eddie Bheartlaí, captured head and shoulders, smiling and serious in different pictures.
31 images on negative and contact sheets.
Photographs of Galway Hookers out at sea at Caladh Thaidhg / Quay.
15 images on negative and contact sheets.
Taken at a gathering, organised by / for Caitríona Ní Chonaola. She speaks into a microphone in some of the pictures.
Seán Ó Coisdealbha is also there, and Connie Ní Fhatharta.
28 images on negative and contact sheets.
Photographs marked Caitríona Ní Ceannabháin, and are of a young woman in front of a keyboard, singing. Some photographs of people set dancing around her. Named are Micheál, Máire and Gabha. Tom Pháidí Geoghegan, An Tuloch i Tír na n-Óg.