Cover of book entitled "Saint Moling Luachra" by Máire B de Paor

Cover of book entitled "Saint Moling Luachra" by Máire B de Paor

Carlow County Library

Longford Swimming Pool.

Longford Swimming Pool.

Killiney till: Part of the cliff near Killiney Dart Station, Co. Dublin.

This cliff is composed of boulder clay or till that dates from the last Ice Age. The material making up the cliff is a mix of little-sorted clay, sand and boulders that was deposited here by ice moving down the Irish Sea. Cliffs with a similar composition, and just as liable to erosion, can be found north of Greystones, Co. Wicklow, and along parts of the coastline of County Wexford.

Picture Courtesy of Arnold Horner 2006.

Grand Jury Map of Carlow legend

This detail from the Grand Jury Map of Carlow shows the map legend. The legend appears at one edge of the map. It explains what the various symbols on the map mean, how different kinds of roads are shown and lots of other information to help you read the map.

Gubacreeny

A low single storey vernacular house in Gubacreeny, County Leitrim

Image courtesy of Kevin Mulligan

Dublin and Blessington Steam Tram No.6

Dublin and Blessington Steam Tram No.6

© South Dublin Libraries, courtesy of Mr. Richard Casserley

Antrim Coast

The Ulster white limestone along the Antrim coast, overlain by basalt.

Courtesy of the Geological Survey of Ireland 2006.

Farming Family, 1947

This photograph shows a farming family in Ireland in 1947.

Courtesy of the Rogers Family