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| Keywords: public domain blackandwhite monochrome outdoor people edith dillon edithdillon ethel dillon etheldillon dog bench clonbrock estate clonbrockestate ahascragh galway ireland connacht connaught girls sisters children saturday 22nd september 1883 1880s 19th century 19thcentury bonnets curls broderie anglaise broderieanglaise garden clonbrock photographic collection clonbrockphotographiccollection dillon family dillonfamily national library of ireland nationallibraryofireland honourable edith dillon honourableedithdillon honourable ethel dillon honourableetheldillon sir william mahon sirwilliammahon william gerald ross mahon williamgeraldrossmahon william mahon williammahon lady edith mahon ladyedithmahon ursula mahon ursulamahon limerick by beachcomber limerickbybeachcomber mädchen kinder foto hund mode fashion people groupshot blackandwhite monochrome outdoor black and white Public Domain: National Library of Ireland on The Commons Public Domain: National Library of Ireland on The Commons A few weeks ago, we met two sisters from the Clonbrock Estate in Ahascragh, Co. Galway. Today's two girls and their dog are equally cute, but hail from the other end of the social spectrum (at least the girls did, can't speak for the dog's lineage). Meet Edith (on the left) and Ethel Dillon, daughters of Baron Clonbrock. Unfortunately, we don't know the dog's name... It should be possible to find out more about Edith (1878-1964) and Ethel (1880-1978), so I hope some of you may be able to help us... Photographer: A member of the Dillon Family Date: Saturday, 22 September 1883 NLI Ref.: CLON55 A few weeks ago, we met two sisters from the Clonbrock Estate in Ahascragh, Co. Galway. Today's two girls and their dog are equally cute, but hail from the other end of the social spectrum (at least the girls did, can't speak for the dog's lineage). Meet Edith (on the left) and Ethel Dillon, daughters of Baron Clonbrock. Unfortunately, we don't know the dog's name... It should be possible to find out more about Edith (1878-1964) and Ethel (1880-1978), so I hope some of you may be able to help us... Photographer: A member of the Dillon Family Date: Saturday, 22 September 1883 NLI Ref.: CLON55 | ||||
