Yesterday I posted some photos from my recent visit to Cork, but I realized that I had left a batch on my iphone, so here are some more.  Following you’ll find:

  • Cork City Council welcome rug
  • Fionnuala MacCurtain pointing to the name of her grandfather, patriot Tomas MacCurtain
  • The O’Driscoll family who lives in Annie Moore’s last home in Cork — Liz with her son Robert and daughter Michelle
  • Signing the Cork City guest book with the Lord Mayor and Mayoress looking on
  • Lord Mayor and Mayoress with Robert and Michelle O’Driscoll
  • Close up of Lord Mayor’s chain
  • Key give to President Eamon de Valera in 1936 and loaned back to the Cork City Council by his family
  • A view of the Michael Collins Barracks (huge and still operational!)
  • Close up of page from Michael Collins’s journal: “the people are splendid”
  • Rowlands street sign (where Annie last lived) “in shadow of Shandon steeple”
  • O’Driscoll family in Annie’s last Cork house (now theirs) with sketch of Annie in background
  • Close up of Annie Moore sketch on wall in room that would have been her house
  • With Liz O’Driscoll in front of her house
  • Tim McCoy in front of Annie’s house
  • St. Patrick’s (where Annie was baptized) from outside
  • Cork — a view from a distance

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