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S.S. Ierne1141 viewsThe second Irish Lights vessel named 'Ierne' she served the south west coast lighthouses between 1955 and 1971
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Pupils at Castletownbere Vocational School 19681135 viewsBack Row L to R. Michael Crowley, Anthony Power (Rossmacowen), John Harrington, John O’Regan, Sean O’Neill, John Twomey, Gerald Power, Owen O’Neill, Pat Murphy, ?, Kelly, ?.
Middle row L to R. Sean O’Brien, Brian Leahy, Colm Harrington, David (Batt) O’Sullivan, Donal Holland, Kelly, Patrick Harrington, Sean (Causkey) Harrington, ?, J.B Crowley, Pat Murphy.
Front L to R. Michael Harrington (Allihies), Michael M O’Neill (Eyeries), Jimmy Murphy, Gerry Murphy, Martin O’Donovan and ?
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Adrigole Bridge1134 views
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Daniel Tallon1130 viewsGroup taken at Mansion House, Dublin. Daniel Tallon, Lord Mayor of Dublin 1897 to 1899 (after whom the Tallon Road is Called), is seated in centre front row. Second from left at rear is his Secretary Thomas Kennedy who was a native of Castletownbere and who accompanied him on his visit to inspect the distress in Beara in 1898
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Bridget O'Sullivan1111 viewsBridget of Kilmichael, Dursey Island was the last person to be interred in the O'Sullivan Bere Tomb on Dursey Island
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Rerrin Village, Bere Island. 19031107 views
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Fever Hospital1103 viewsThe old fever hospital which once stood in the townland of Cametringane, Castletownbere. It was in use from the Famine Years until the 1920's
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Beara Technical School team 19521100 viewsFront row, L to R: Mr O’Dea. (Teacher), Seamus McMahon (Adrigole), Donal Kelly. (Garnish), Robbie O’Dwyer, (Ardgroorn), John Cronin, Castletownbere), Frankie Sullivan, (Castletownbere), Liam Lehane, (Urhan), Denis Mc Carthy, (Glenbeg), Miceal Walsh, (Headmaster).
Second row L to R: Owen O’Sullivan, (Bere Island), Peter Fitt, (Bere Island), Noel Buckley, (Filane), Michael Hanley, (Eyeries), M. Crowley, (Bere Island), Kieran Cotter, (Castletownhere), Dave Power, (Castletownbere), Jerry Mc Carthy, (Urhan).
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Pot Fishing1097 viewsPot Fishing off Bere Island. Early 1900's
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