Photos of people that lived in Dunmore East over the years.
The Fishermen Of Dunmore
A group of fishermen on the pier in Dunmore East in 1962 take time out to pose for a photo for the newspaper. They are:
Left to Right: Stephan Whittle; Mick Doyle from Arklow; Sean Kearns; Paddy Whelan of Falloon, Mick Whittle; Liam Reagan; Jim Roche from Ballyhack; Brian Furlong from Kilmore Quay; Geoff Power; The man sitting on the bollard is unknown.
The Farmhands
A trailer load of Dunmore’s agricultural youth, taken in the 1960’s.
Tommy Mulally, John Dunne, John Quilty & Patsy Power
Tommy Mulally, John Dunne, John Quilty & Patsy Power as photographed in 1958.
Audrey & Margaret Rutter with Billy Power
A photo of Audrey & Margaret Rutter with Billy Power, taken in 1955, I think.
Killea Boys School (1969)
What a pleasure it must have been for Mr. Mullins to come and teach these boys every day, each one being scholarship material and impeccably behaved. The boys in the picture were named by Gerry O’Regan, with one or two corrections of my own which might be wrong.
Left to Right - Back Row: Gerry (Ringo) Regan RIP, Ray (Small Boy) Whittle Dermot Murphy RIP.
Second row. Peter O'Neill, Neil (Dodjo) Whittle, Maurice (Cess) Glody RIP, Tony Meaher, Michael Farrell, Eddie Flynn, Leo Whittle.
Third Row, Tom Ahearn, Matt Quilty RIP, Gerard (Guss) Walsh, Paul (Boozey) Townley, Pat O'Toole, Bill Shipsey, Brian Power, Paul Power, Ian Power RIP, Johnny Quilty, Domenic Healy, Aiden (Pro) Flynn.
Fourth Row, Declan (Manalito) Flynn, Gerry Taylor, Stephen (Mull) Mullally, Sean Murphy, Peter O'Sullivan, Richard Quann, Francis (Fonsie) Ahearne. John Delahunty, John (Busty) Griffin RIP, Sean (Nick) O'Toole RIP, Pat (Slicker) Power RIP.
Front Row, Declan Power, Richard Power, Kieran (Pinchie) Flynn, Pat Flynn, Pat (Fitzie) Fitzgerald, Jackie Dunne, Michael (Mocky) Murray, Stan Power, Joe (Cully) O Toole, Eamonn (Yaw) Power, Collie Power and Bill Shipsey.
The Ladies Outside Of Bills
I think the ladies featured in this photo are Mrs. Glody, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Mason, having a laugh outside of Bill's. I'm fairly sure that the photo was taken by David Campbell during one of his visits home in the 1960's.
Jack Whittle, John Glody, Tommy McGrath & Mossie McGrath
I'd imagine this photo was probably taken in the 1940's.
Bellelake School 1942
This is a photo of the pupils of Bellelake School taken in 1942. My mother, Margaret Rutter (Hearne) and her brother John Hearne are in the second row from the back on the left of the picture, John is second in the row and my mother is third. My aunt Josie is in front of my mother.
Davey Muck Murphy
Davey 'Muck' Murphy in the wheelhouse.
The Mothers At The Convent
The young mothers of Dunmore eagerly awaiting the emergence of their sons and daughters from the classroom, I'd say the photo was taken in the early 1960's.
Gerry Power
Musician extraordinaire, Gerry Power, performing in the Butchers Bar.
The O'Regan Family
Gerry, Ann and Paddy O'Regan, relaxing in the hay during the early 1960's.
Board Of Works Dinner Dance
Attendees at the Board of Works dinners dance, photographed in the mid 1960's.
Nicky Flynn
Nicky Flynn was a man of many talents, here he is seen planting an explosive device. I'm not sure who the other man is, or if he was ever seen again after the explosion.
A Group Waiting For The Vaccine
A happy group queueing up outside the dispensary in Dunmore to get the small pox vaccine in 1962. This photo is taken from a newspaper cutting, so the quality is not perfect.
The Outsiders
A tough looking gang wait patiently in hope of gaining entry to Lawlor’s Hotel. In the group are Gerry Burke, sitting on the bike and possibly a Haven barman on the window sill. Beside him from the left are Richie Fanning, Neddy Fitzgerald, Richie Power, Jimmy Cullinane, Tom Murray, Charlie Harte, and Davy O'Rourke. The photo was taken in 1956.
The Woman On The Wall
I don't recognise this woman, but the wall is located outside of where the dispensary is now. Crab Cottage can be seen in the background.
Harney's Breadman
A photo of John Dunne doing the daily bread run for Harney's Bakery. John was around 17 when this picture was taken.
Eddie Don, David Campbell And Their Wives
A photo taken in the 1960's outside of Eddie's house, I think.
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