Arthur Henri Poole - April 15, 1901
Impeccably clad P. Gallwey playing golf at Tramore. Don't know whether he's in the rough, or whether Tramore Golf Club just wasn't as manicured as we're used to nowadays...See comments below for sad news about ... More
Arthur Henri Poole - March 24, 1904
Presenting a lovely group of hockey players, who may have been photographed in Tramore, Co. Waterford. Personal favourite is the woman leaning forward in the front row.....Date: Thursday, 24 March 1904..NLI Ref... More
Arthur Henri Poole - Bringing out the big guns
Following on from yesterday's photo of the Coast Guard drilling with swords at Tramore, Co. Waterford, here are the same men practising with artillery at the Battery beside Doneraile Walk (thanks to guliolopez ... More
Arthur Henri Poole - Swordplay U.S. Coast Guard photograph
Here are members of the Coast Guard drilling with swords at Tramore, Co. Waterford. Think that this photo was taken on the headland that leads out to the Metal Man, as you can make out Tramore Strand and the Ba... More
Arthur Henri Poole - October 16, 1901
We believe this is Mrs Cody of Marine Terrace, Tramore, Co. Waterford...Date: 16 October 1901..NLI Ref.: P_WP_1214a ( P_WP_1214a )
Arthur Henri Poole - October 6, 1905
Two huntsmen and hounds, on what looks to have been a gloriously sunny Autumn day in Tramore, Co. Waterford. One of the men may be Arthur Pollock, who had become Master of the Waterford Hunt in 1904. In any cas... More
Arthur Henri Poole - September 18, 1907
These gents are Mr Clampett and Mr Downes with their juvenile caddies at Tramore Golf Links, Co. Waterford...Date: 18 September 1907..NLI Ref.: P_WP_1694 ( P_WP_1694 )
Arthur Henri Poole - August 4, 1902
The sharpness of this photo is not great, but could not resist it because of the stuffed badger! It was taken at the Tramore Bazaar, where lots of Waterford businesses advertised their wares with stalls and ten... More
Arthur Henri Poole - May 2, 1904
We thought this was Mrs J. J. Feely of Tramore. Great confirmation from Niall McAuley ( gnmcauley/ ) . This is almost certainly Mary Clare Feely, wife of James Joseph ( http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pag... More