Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
The O'Rahilly when young.
From
Cé a Chónaigh i mo Theachsa?
See
wider shot.
See
wider shot
from
[P102].
The O'Rahilly, at time of his marriage, 1899.
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This picture is mis-labelled in
[P106/464]
as Dr. David Humphreys.
See
copy
in
[P106/464(2)].
See other version.
Think this is
The O'Rahilly, his wife Nancy, and Nell.
Might be Dick as a toddler in front
and photo might be c.1899.
Stonework strongly looks like
Quinsborough House.
Image 3960 in
Humphrys glass negatives.
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and full size.
Light-adjusted.
See original.
See
other copy.
Think this is The O'Rahilly and his wife Nancy Brown.
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and full size.
Image 5735 in
Humphrys glass negatives.
See picture of
think Nancy.
Image 7091 in
Humphrys glass negatives.
Light-adjusted.
See original.
The O'Rahilly.
See full size.
See other copy.
The O'Rahilly, 54 Northumberland Rd, c.1915.
See other version.
See other version.
This is
[P106/105(3)].
See other version.
The O'Rahilly, 54 Northumberland Rd, c.1915.
This is
[P106/105(1)].
See full size.
See
copy
in
[P106/105(2)].
The O'Rahilly and his sister Nell, 1914.
The Humphreys house,
54 Northumberland Rd.
This is
NOT Anno.
See full size.
See other scan.
See copy
in
[P106/112(6)].
The
back
says this is Nell.
See copy
in
[P106/112(3)].
The
back
says this is Nell.
See copy
in
[P106/112(4)].
See copy
in
[P106/112(5)].
[O'Rahilly, 1991]
also says Nell.
Close-up of
The O'Rahilly from above.
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The O'Rahilly, 54 Northumberland Rd, c.1915.
This photo is used in a
display at Finucane's pub, Ballylongford.
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and full size.
See other version.
Colourised version of the above.
From
here
at
1916 Easter Revolution in Colour.
The O'Rahilly. Similar shot. 54 Northumberland Rd, c.1915.
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The O'Rahilly, c.1915.
This is
[P106/3891(1)].
See other scan.
See
wider copy
in
[P106/102(5)].
Portrait of The O'Rahilly.
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The O'Rahilly, c.1915.
This is
[P106/102(1)].
See
full size.
See
copy
in
[P106/102(2)].
See
copy
in
[P106/102(3)].
This is the photo used on the
cover
of [O'Rahilly, 1991].
Photo of The O'Rahilly speaking at some event in early 1916, possibly in Limerick.
"Irish Press Pictures", though taken long before Irish Press founded (1931).
Found by
Frank O'Rahilly
and posted
here
on
Save Moore Street Dublin
page.
The O'Rahilly.
Clearly the same event as the above.
Source unknown.
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Used in
2016 video
by Alannah Humphreys.
Group photo soon after 1916, with picture of The O'Rahilly and US flag.
Context unknown.
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and full size with caption.
In centre are
Margaret Pearse
and
Anno.
Courtesy of Sean Harrington.
Caption of above - though it is not an O'Rahilly in top row.
Tony Kavanagh
says top row is:
Christopher Healy, Tess Healy, Patrick Kavanagh, May Kavanagh, George Swan.
The O'Rahilly (towards bottom left),
on print of
"The Irish Rebellion of 1916 and its martyrs".
Image courtesy of
Cork Multitext Project, UCC
(formerly here).
Used with permission.
Picture of The O'Rahilly hanging in
his old school
Clongowes.
"after passing numerous sentries and
riding over heaps of broken glass we got to the Morgue. There was
Michael stretched out on a stand. He was even honoured there, all the
others were lying on the ground and he did look fine, Nora. His head
thrown back, he had a very high forehead and he looked as brave and
peaceful as ever a warrior sculpted in marble on a tomb."
- Nell describes identifying the body of her brother The O'Rahilly
after the 1916 Rising
[P106/384].
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