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Dan Donovan and Michael McAuliffe in The Man from Clare : graphic.
Dan Donovan (standing) as Daigan and Michael McAuliffe as Padraic O'Dea in The Man from Clare by John B. Keane. Produced by the Southern Theatre Group. Performed at the Father Mathew Hall. Image no 00339. -
Ireland's case against conscription by Eamonn de Valera
A pamphlet by Eamonn de Valera on the threat of conscription in Ireland. -
Tracts for the Times 2: Shall Ireland be divided
A series of thirteen pamphlets produced circa 1915 on the subject of Ireland and Irish freedom. -
Tracts for the Times 6: Daniel O'Connell and Sinn Féin, Part 1 O'Connell's alternative
A series of thirteen pamphlets produced circa 1915 on the subject of Ireland and Irish freedom. -
Tracts for the Times 7: Daniel O'Connell and Sinn Fein, Part 2 How Ireland is Plundered
A series of thirteen pamphlets produced circa 1915 on the subject of Ireland and Irish freedom. -
Law and Order in Ireland
An article detailing the social and political climate of 1919. -
Empires
A reflection on the relationship between imperialism and Irish nationalism by Frank Clinton from The Catholic Bulletin (Vol. X No. 8 ) -
'Extract from notes of the month' from The Gaelic Churchman= An t-Eaglaiseach Gaedhealach (Vol. 1 No. 11)
This commentary on architecture is an example of Gaelic revivalism and the awakening of an interest in Irish heritage and culture. -
Dick Healy as Sean Dota in Sive : graphic.
This picture was taken during the American trip of the Theatre of the South group. The group performed Sive and The Year of the Hiker by John B. Keane. They also performed The Country Boy by John Murphy. Image no 00082. -
American trip of Theatre of the South with John Murphy : graphic.
John Murphy, author of The Country Boy, 4th from left. (L-R): Flor Dullea, Sue Milch, Kay Healy, John Murphy, Michael Twomey, James N. Healy, Mary Foley, Dick Healy. Image no 00070.Tags 1916-1993., Dick., Dullea, Flor., Foley, Healy, James N. James Nagle, John (Playwright)., Kay., Mary., Michael., Milch, Murphy, Sue., Twomey -
James N. Healy and the Mayor of San Francisco : graphic.
James N. Healy presents Mr. Joe Alioto, Mayor of San Francisco with "an Irish product". Taken during the American trip of the Theatre of the South. Image no 00153. -
Theatre of the South at the Veterans Building, San Francisco : graphic.
The Theatre of the South taken at the Veterans Building during their conducted tour of the San Francisco Opera House. As well as the company and members of the Irish societies the group includes Bernard McHugh (Irish Consul-General), Donald Michalske (Executive Secretary and Assistant Managing Director at the Opera House). (L-R): Tom Quilter, Michael Leavy, Frank Duggan, Maairain Morrish, Anne Quilter, Kay Healy, Donal O'Donovan, Mary Walsh, Donald Michalske, Dan Donovan, Dick Healy, Pat Murray, James N. Healy, Mary Foley, Michael Twomey, Jack Maguire, Bernard McHugh. Image no 00156. -
'My own countrie' poem
The poem 'My own countrie' composed by Gladys F. Charrier and published in the literary magazine 'The Irish Monthly'(Vol. XLVIII No. 560) -
Loyalty and disloyalty: what it means in Ireland
A pamphlet by Alice Stopford Green on political matters in 1918. -
Dick Healy in Fiddler on the Roof : graphic.
Dick Healy as the Rabbi in 'Fiddler on the Roof'. Image no 00011.