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Carraroe flora
UGA P/P99/5/1/12 · Item · 06/2000
Part of Personal

15 negative images

Flora in Carraroe.

Carraroe flora
UGA P/P99/5/1/13 · Item · 06/2000
Part of Personal

15 negative images

Carraroe flora scenes. Close up images of various flowers and plants.

UGA P/P99/3/6/78 · Item · 05/1997
Part of Personal

15 images on negative and contact sheets.

The Carraroe GAA Juniors team. Photograph of the trainers, 4 men standing side by side.

Portrait of Miriam Allen, sitting in the garden, with Dominic as a toddler.

Carraroe garden gnome
UGA P/P99/1/4/30 · Item · [1993]
Part of Personal

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 3 images.

One of a garden gnome, indexed 'Carraroe gnome', and two pictures of scree.

UGA P/P99/1/4/55 · Item · [1993]
Part of Personal

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of the Carraroe School Football Team, including photographs of the team, the captain Ronán Mac an Iomaire, clutching the trophy, and spectators sitting down to a picnic.

Photographs of some foxglove flowers.

Carrickarede, Antrim
UGA P/P164/2/3/5/30 · SubFile · 2001
Part of Personal

5 aerial photographs of Carrick-a-Rede, Ballintoy, County Antrim.

UGA P/P133/5/2/15/4 · Item · 1967-1970
Part of Personal

File includes article written by Etienne Rynne, "Investigation of a sandhill-site, Carrickfin, Co. Donegal". Also letters between Rynne and Joseph Raftery, regarding objects (vessels/swords) found at Braade, and Killeenagh Mountain, Co. Donegal (1970), drawings of said objects included.
File also includes research notes and notes drawings relating to Tullaghobegley Church, Co. Donegal.

Carrig, County Donegal
UGA P/P86/2/9 · Item · [197-]
Part of Personal

Colour photographic print taken in Carrig, County Donegal, featuring Joe Burke, Mrs. O'Beirne and John Doherty.

UGA P/P134/11/7/3/6 · Item · 14/08/1985-19/11/1985
Part of Personal

Reports on meetings held with Carrignavar Community Enterprise Group, Co. Cork, by Eamon O’Sullivan; details of possible local enterprises to be developed.