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| Keywords: boys handball play court outdoors ball school 1931 1930s thirties a.h. poole ahpoole arthur henri poole arthurhenripoole poole collection poolecollection glass negative glassnegative saturday 30th handball court handballcourt good counsel college goodcounselcollege new ross newross wexford ireland leinster location identified locationidentified fr. conlan frconlan conlan thomas a. conlan thomasaconlan national library of ireland nationallibraryofireland blackandwhite monochrome outdoor black and white All we had on this photo was "Rev. Father Conlon, Handball Court" until we got this great information from Brendan Grogan: "Checked out the photograph in question, dated 30th May 1931. It's from the old Good Counsel College off Chapel Lane in New Ross, 1890-1980. It was commissioned by Fr. Thomas A. Conlan, OSA, Rector of the college from 1930 to 1942. The group of photographs, most of which mention Fr. Conlan, in the NLI Poole collection date from the above period and comprise 15 photographs of various groups of students, clerics and sports activities. The ball alley is still in existence today, albeit somewhat modified and currently unused and dilapidated. Thanks, Brendan. See here for photo Nov. 2012." Date: Saturday, 30 May 1931 NLI Ref.: P_WP_3810 All we had on this photo was "Rev. Father Conlon, Handball Court" until we got this great information from Brendan Grogan: "Checked out the photograph in question, dated 30th May 1931. It's from the old Good Counsel College off Chapel Lane in New Ross, 1890-1980. It was commissioned by Fr. Thomas A. Conlan, OSA, Rector of the college from 1930 to 1942. The group of photographs, most of which mention Fr. Conlan, in the NLI Poole collection date from the above period and comprise 15 photographs of various groups of students, clerics and sports activities. The ball alley is still in existence today, albeit somewhat modified and currently unused and dilapidated. Thanks, Brendan. See here for photo Nov. 2012." Date: Saturday, 30 May 1931 NLI Ref.: P_WP_3810 | ||||
