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Go raibh maith agat a chara.

I'm certainly not that idiotic fool. That man is happy playing on the paedophilles site. I used to post on P.ie and Pish way back, been meaning to sign up here for a while.

Christmas Turkey Market, Mary's Lane, Dublin, 1992. Photograph: Tony O'Shea Christmas Turkey Market, Mary's Lane, Dublin, 1991. Photograph: Tony O'Shea The Hill Market, Cumberland Street, Dublin, 1987. Photograph: Tony O'Shea Bewleys Cafe, Westmoreland Street, 1986. Photograph: Tony...

Christmas in Ireland 1950s

Eviction in Moyasta, Co. Clare, 1888. P&T van during the Fairview floods, Dublin, 1954. Irish Transport & General Workers Union officials being arrested, Dublin, 1920. Anti Conscription march in Ballaghaderreen 100 years ago. Ag baint na móna i gConamara, uair éigin le linn na 1970...

View from the platform on Nelson's Pillar, Dublin. Early 1960s. Bachelors Walk, Dublin. 1960s. South Anne Street, Dublin. 1960s. The Square, Coalisland, Co. Tyrone, about 1900. Galway. 1901. Taken by Underwood & Underwood Photographers. Hill Street, Newry, Co. Down. 1930s.

The Elmo, New Cabra Rd, Dublin, 1973. Lower North Street, Belfast. 1960s. The Shankill Road, Belfast. 1954. Church St. Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh. 1905. Shop Street, Galway City. 1950s. High Street, Omagh. County Tyrone. 1950s. Annie McCrae, Glenhull, Tyrone (1951) The...

Finglas Village in the 1970s. Now covered in dirty big apartment blocks for immigrants. Ah, the days when you could park your car for free outside the Savoy on O'Connell Street. Grafton Street, Dublin. 1890. Galway children in the 1930s. Kilmainham Jail Dublin 1848. Derry men...

Rural Electrification, 1946. Bus Áras Loading the Kilkenny Bus at Aston Quay, 1947. Before Bus Áras opened. The 16A to Drumcondra, 1965. A CIE horse and dray delivers parcels in Cork City in the 1960s. A CIE inspector braves the rain.

Galway 1902 1904 - Irish Cottage his very rare photo shows a famine survivor whose peers were practically wiped out by starvation and disease. The incredible snap was taken in 1853 by photographer John Gregory Crace on the estate of the Duke of Devonshire in Co Waterford. An eviction in...

Irish troops march through Dublin in July 1960 prior to leaving for the Congo Refugees leaving Balbriggan in north County Dublin after the Siege of Balbriggan by the Black and Tans in 1920 Dame Street in 1900 Crowds at the Dublin Horse Show in August 1912

Steam-powered barges carrying barrels of stout in Dublin in February 1911 Moore Street in March 1946 Trinity College in 1920 Houses in Dublin destroyed by German bombs in World War II in January 1941

Farmers stack hay on their farm in County Cork - 1927. family stands outside their cottage in county Cork, Ireland, 1927. Two fishermen take a break in Spidéal, Galway, 1913.

Mother and children drawing water from a holy well in northern Ireland, 1888.

Cartier Bresson, considered one of the greatest photographers of all time, visited Ireland in 1952. Such a pity these pictures are not more widely available. Corpus Christie procession, Dublin County Kerry 1952 Cartier Bresson Corpus Christie again Galway? Farmers stack hay on...

These images were taken by two french ladies in 1913. They were commissioned to photograph Ireland by French banker and philanthropist Albert Kahn. He sent photographers to many countries to document the (by now dying) traditional cultures of each country. The photographs were taken using an...

The view from Henry Street, Dublin, after the shelling of the GPO, Easter 1916. College Green, Dublin, 1900. Moore Street, Dublin, 1946. South Great Georges Street, Dublin, 1965. I love the photographs of Dublin from the 1950s. Dublin was still beautiful and photography had reached...

Michael Collins and Harry Boland were life long friends and Comrades in Arms. Tragically, they were both to die on opposite sides of the Civil War. Micheal Collins and his Comrades enjoy a hurling match. Passing on a sup of tradition in the 1950s Cassidy's Tower Bar, 33 Henry St...

Lower Dominick Street, Dublin, before it was demolished and replaced with council flats. Aston Quay, Dublin. Winetavern Street leading up to Christchurch. 1950. Mabbot Street, Dublin. This was the entrance to the infamous Monto, which was one of the largest red light districts in...