And then there were three!
We were delighted to get this photo today of Sean O’Sullivan, the third child from the left, in this 1946 photo used as the cover of our book
Thank you to niece Mary Fitzgerald for sending this on, taken through the window of Dingle Community Hospital pic.twitter.com/8yoIv6Pgrh
— Old Ireland in Colour (@irelandincolour) February 24, 2021
In fairness.
Old Ireland in Colour writes:
Husband and wife: Máirtín Ó Conaire agus a bhean, Peige (Peige Liam Ni Fhátharta roimh pósadh di), An Bóthar Buí
Carraroe, Co. Galway. Probably 1930-1940. Photographer: Kathleen Price. National Folklore Collection.
‘Sup?
Old Ireland in Colour writes:
“Countess Markievicz, born Constance Georgine Gore Booth, Irish politician, Easter Rising revolutionary, nationalist, suffragist, socialist, first female cabinet minister in Europe.
With Poppet and Fianna Éireann officers [Theo Fitzgerald, Thomas McDonald]. Waterford. 1917.”
Related: Statues of Dublin: Constance Markievicz and Poppet, Tara Street (Come Here To Me!)
Original picture by A.H. Poole (National Library of Ireland)
