Pencil drawing for unidentified two-light stained glass window, attributed to Terry Clarke. Signatures/ Inscriptions: Bottom right hand side, in very faded pencil: ‘Clarke, Dublin.’ Materials: Pencil on paper, mounted on board with cream coloured facing paper, one aperture pass
Drawings, Irish | Stained glass windows | Magi
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Colour scheme for unidentified two-light stained glass window, attributed to Terry Clarke. Materials: Pencil, watercolour and gouache on paper, mounted on board with cream coloured facing paper, one aperture passe-partout. The Clarke Studio Designs are a subsection of the Clark
Drawings, Irish | Stained glass windows | Magi
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Verso of pencil drawing for unidentified single aperture stained glass window. Signatures/ Inscriptions: Bottom left hand side, black rubber ink stamp: ‘Harry Clarke Stained Glass Limited.’ Materials: Mount board. The Clarke Studio Designs are a subsection of the Clarke Staine
Drawings, Irish | Stained glass windows | Pencil drawing
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Verso of colour scheme for unidentified two-light stained glass window, attributed to Terry Clarke. Materials: Mount board. The Clarke Studio Designs are a subsection of the Clarke Stained Glass Studios Collection, and contain stained glass designs, colour schemes, opus sectile
Drawings, Irish | Stained glass windows | Colour scheme
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Pencil drawing for unidentified two-light stained glass window of the Adoration of the Sacred Heart by St. Gobnait, St. finbarr, St. Ita and St. Albert
Drawing--Ireland | Stained glass windows | Saints--Ireland
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Verso of pencil drawing for unidentified two-light stained glass window of the Adoration of the Sacred Heart by St. Gobnait, St. finbarr, St. Ita and St. Albert
Drawing--Ireland | Stained glass windows | Pencil drawing
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Transcript: Aige[1] bruach Dún Réimhe ar uaigneas lae, Ó, ba shnuamhar géaga bláthgeal, Sé chuala mé géimneach cuantaí Éireanna, Is fuaim sna spéarthaí in airde. Dá rá gur buartha[2][3] a bhí mo scéal, Mo chroí faoi (léiche)(...), Plúr na
Songs, Irish | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Armagh (County)
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Transcript: An chanúint a bhí in am amháin 'na canúint iomlán ag ár gcuid chéadaithreachaí, a bhí solasta le oideas, eolais agus teaghasc[1] a thabhairt d'achan nduine thiocfadh fhad leothu. Ba mhór an truaighe cúl a theacht ar an Ghaeilic ná lig
Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Donegal (County)
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Transcript: Bail na gcúig n-arán agus an dá iasc Ar na cúig mhíle seo ' roinn Dia, Rath an rí go dtigí[1][2] chugainn, Ar ár gcuid agus ar ár gcrann. 1. = dtige/dtaga. Cf. Dónall Ó Baoill, An teanga bheo: Gaeilge Uladh (Dublin, 1996
Grace at meals | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Cavan (County)
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Transcript: Bhuel, bhí amadán ar Shliabh Gad ina chónaí aigena[1][2] athair. Agus 'air[3] a bhí, d'imigh sé ansin agus bhí sé ráite go rachadh sé a shuirí le níon an rí, a bhí ag (tnúth). "Ó," arsa siadsan, "goidé an mhaith duid choil[4] a
Tales -- Ireland | Tall tales | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Donegal (County)
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Colour design for unidentified stained glass window of the angel announcing Christ’s resurrection to the Three Marys. Signatures/ Inscriptions: Bottom right hand corner of design, in ink: ‘Gift of the thiel family’; bottom left hand corner, in pencil: ‘Scale 1”=1’;’ bottom right
Drawing--Ireland | Stained glass windows | Angels
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Verso of colour design for unidentified stained glass window of the angel announcing Christ’s resurrection to the Three Marys
Drawing--Ireland | Stained glass windows | Colour design
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