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Source:
National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/, reg. no. 20823028. Consulted 12.05.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Myrtle Grove", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526131106", "manifestationid0":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid0":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid1":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "label":"ii_image_1526143956"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522838363", "individual_record":"3", "title":"Abbey at Addair", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of square tower beyond river and multi-arched bridge. Trees and glimpses of other buildings.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Adare Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid2":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid2":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid3":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid3":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522838363"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370428416", "individual_record":"7", "title":"Abbey of Inch", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Inch Abbey in Co. Down. It shows the outer wall of the chancel, with three ogival windows, and part of one side, with further tall windows. The building is overgrown by vegetation and surrounded by trees. Beyond it lies a stretch of water (the River Quoile) with two sailing boats. A large edifice on one of the distant hills may be intended to represent Down Cathedral, whose restoration was completed in 1818.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Inch Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid4":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid4":"ii_person_1368692978", "artists":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid5":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid5":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid6":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid6":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "manifestationid7":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid7":"ii_person_1310663280", "label":"ii_image_1370428416"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365678492", "individual_record":"9", "title":"Abbey of Saint John in Kilkenny", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Lateral view of the ruin of Saint John’s Abbey in Kilkenny, showing a series of tripartite Gothic windows.
Two years after this account appeared, The Post-Chaise Companion (1788) praised St John's in very similar terms.", "imagenote":"Thomas Campbell", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1778", "manifestation_maxyear":"1778", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Campbell, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Duff, John (Engraver)"], "locname":"St John's Abbey/Priory", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid":"ii_person_1377024832", "manifestationid8":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid8":"ii_person_1309792931", "authors":["Campbell, Thomas"], "manifestationid9":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid9":"ii_person_1377024832", "artists":["Duff, John (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1365678492"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371216578", "individual_record":"11", "title":"Adair", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the ivy-clad ruins of Holy Trinity Abbey Church in Adare, Co. Limerick. The ruins are situated in a field with a picket fence, on the right of the road. A woman carrying a basket is walking down the road with her back to the viewer. Just beyond the abbey is an L-shaped thatched cottage, with two people on the grassy patch in front of it. Mature trees form the backdrop.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Holy Trinity Abbey Church, Adare", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid10":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid10":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid11":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid11":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371216578"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522840833", "individual_record":"13", "title":"Addair Castle", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the ruins of Adare Castle, with tower and arches, by the River Maigue. Road to the left.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no LI021-032003-. Consulted 12.05.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Adare Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid12":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid12":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid13":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid13":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522840833"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368805098", "individual_record":"16", "title":"A Lady at Prayers", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Portrait of a lady dressed in silks, kneeling on a stone floor, in a stonewalled alcove. In front of her, above a water font, is a large image of the Virgin and Child. Her right hand is raised to her face, and in the left she holds a rosary with a large cross. A missal or prayer-book has been placed on the floor beside her.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1368023196", "manifestationid14":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid14":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid15":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid15":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "manifestationid16":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid16":"ii_person_1368023196", "label":"ii_image_1368805098"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371112023", "individual_record":"17", "title":"Ancient Irish Horn", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wood engraving of an ancient bronze horn in the Royal Irish Academy.
The item was shown to the author by Edward Clibborn, then curator of the Academy’s museum.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Royal Irish Academy", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid17":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid17":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "label":"ii_image_1371112023"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371715745", "individual_record":"19", "title":"Ancient structure dug out of Drumkelin bog", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plans of a structure found in 1833 in Drumkelin or Drumkeelan bog, Inver, Co. Donegal, showing front and side elevations, floor, details of construction and implements of quartz and basalt. Based on an account given by Captain Mudge which was read to the Royal Society of Antiquaries in November 1833, and published in 1836.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Drumkeelan", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid18":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid18":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid19":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid19":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371715745"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375372071", "individual_record":"21", "title":"An Instrument for weighing forreigne coyne in Ireland Silver.", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of scale or steelyard used for weighing coins in Ireland, with lettering and index of parts.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid20":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid20":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid21":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid21":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375372071"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369657339", "individual_record":"27", "title":"An Irish Cabbin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of a thatched Irish cabin, with smoke issuing from the door and vegetation sprouting from its thatched roof. There are no windows to be seen. The corner of another cabin is seen at the left-hand border of the image. The ground in front of the cabin is bare. Beyond the dwellings, on a hillside to the right, lie orderly cultivated fields.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_maxyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Taylor, the Elder, Isaac (Engraver)","Taylor, the Elder, Isaac (Engraver)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid22":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid22":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Taylor, the Elder, Isaac (Engraver)","Taylor, the Elder, Isaac (Engraver)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid23":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid23":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur","Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid24":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid24":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid25":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid25":"ii_person_1369402783", "manifestationid26":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid26":"ii_person_1369402783", "manifestationid27":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid27":"ii_person_1310664994", "label":"ii_image_1369657339"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1345564818", "individual_record":"30", "title":"An Outside Jaunting Car in a Storm", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Outdoor scene in driving rain, featuring two men on a jaunting car, followed by four barefoot supplicant children. The driver, holding a whip, faces sideways, ignoring the horse. The passenger, huddled under an umbrella, faces the opposite way, propped against baggage and hatbox. The scenery is composed of a muddy road and bleak hills, with a signpost and the corner of a cottage just visible in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Enniskillen", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345567325", "manifestationid28":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid28":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid29":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid29":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid30":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid30":"ii_person_1345567325", "label":"ii_image_1345564818"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365766759", "individual_record":"33", "title":"Antient Monument at Cashel", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Depiction of a partially defaced stone cross on a carved rectangular base, with a vertical stay supporting one of the arms. Commonly known as ‘St Patrick’s Cross’, it formerly stood to the south of the cathedral on the Rock of Cashel, and is now located in the Hall of the Vicars-choral.
For a detailed description see Peter Harbison, The High Crosses of Ireland (Bonn: Habelt, 1992), i, p.34, and F. O’Farrell, ‘St Patrick’s Cross, Cashel: a reassessment’, Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries, cxxxvi (2006), 99-111. Despite its rather human appearance in Holmes’ depiction, the face at the feet of the standing figure has been identified as an animal head by Harbison.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1801", "manifestation_maxyear":"1801", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Holmes, George (Engraver)","Holmes, George (Author of travel text)","Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Rock of Cashel", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid":"ii_person_1365758575", "manifestationid31":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid31":"ii_person_1365758575", "artists":["Holmes, George (Engraver)","Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid32":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid32":"ii_person_1365758575", "authors":["Holmes, George"], "manifestationid33":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid33":"ii_person_1365758575", "label":"ii_image_1365766759"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525875018", "individual_record":"35", "title":"Antiquities in Ireland", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Composite view of seven key sites in Ireland, as promoted in the early days of tourism. Two figures in the foreground , one seated and clearly sketching.
Each of the sites is numbered and identified in the 'List of Illustrations'. They are: 1. Oratory near Killaloe; 2. Round Tower at Swords; 3. Sculptured Cross at Monasterboice; 4. Chapel, Round Tower and Cathedral, Cashel; 5. Hook Tower; 6. Giant's Causeway; 7. Mountains as they appear from Dunlow Castle, Lake of Killarney.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Scientific Tourist through Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1818", "manifestation_maxyear":"1818", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Warren, C. (Engraver)","Walford, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid":"ii_person_1309783068", "manifestationid34":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid34":"ii_person_1525901945", "artists":["Warren, C. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid35":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid35":"ii_person_1309783068", "authors":["Walford, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1525875018"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347281283", "individual_record":"36", "title":"Antlers of Irish deer", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Image of Irish deer antlers and skull in the Royal Museum of Dublin, reproduced from an account by John Hart, FRCS, MRIA. The shape and dimensions of the antlers, which are lettered a to d, are given beneath the image.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid36":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid36":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1347281283"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347293863", "individual_record":"39", "title":"A Patron Day. Sketch taken at Ronogue's Well near Cork", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A view of St. Ronogue's, Renogue's, Rinogue's or Ranogue's well, also known today as St. John's Well, a place of pilgrimage on St. John's Eve. A pool of water in the foreground is approached by various figures, some carrying containers. A man balanced on one leg and a crutch, with two infants in a sling around his neck, is about to dip his other bare leg in the water. Another lame man is drinking from a tankard, while a dog is lapping the water. Behind these figures, whose faces suggest ill-health and poor nutrition, others are kneeling with their backs to the viewer. They are facing a beehive-shaped structure at the entrance to the well, in the middle distance. Beside it is a tree to which strips of cloth have been tied, while in front of it are three figures in ecclesiastical garb. A fight appears to have broken out between two women. On the left, the road winding off into the distance is crowded with further figures coming to the well, some waving sticks and possibly dancing. On the right, on sloping ground a little way off, several tents have been erected.", "imagenote":"This well is located in Ballinrea, in the townland of Carrigaline West.
The Victoria and Albert Museum has a pen and ink sketch by Maclise, 'said to represent Ronogue's Well near Cork' (F.88:297), which is undoubtedly an image of the well depicted here, but with different, less dramatic figures. Lewis, 1837: under the heading of Carrigaline: 'At Ballinrea there is a mineral spring, which is considered to be of the same kind as that of Tunbridge Wells, and has been found efficacious in cases of debility; and near it is a holy well, dedicated to St. Renogue, which is resorted to by the country people on the 24th of June.'
Maclise has captured the mixed motives and behaviour of this particular 'pattern' day, as described by William Shaw Mason in A statistical account, or parochial survey of Ireland: drawn up from the Communications of the Clergy (London, 1816), speaking of Carrigaline parish: 'The lower orders, generally speaking, do not appear to be as superstitious, as the same class of persons are said to be in other parts of the country; but even here there is a holy well (St. Renogue's), at which a vast number of persons assemble every 24th of June; some no doubt with a superstitious view to the recovery of health through the means of the Saint; but the far greater part evidently for the sole purpose of amusement' (p. 132).
Maclise was later to provide an illustration of 'The Pattern Tent' for Anna Maria Hall's Sketches of Irish Character (1845, p. 318). See Doras, the National Gallery of Ireland's online image gallery, for a 'View of the well of St. Ronogue, Co. Cork, p. 281. Woodcut by Edmund Evans (1826-1905) after Henry John Noblett (b. 1812). Published in: Ireland : its scenery, character, &c. by Mr. & Mrs. S. C. Hall, Vol. I [185-?].'
For a description of the structure, see the Archaeological Inventory of County Cork. Volume 2: East and South Cork. Dublin: Stationery Office, 1994. Photographs of the well, still a place of pilgrimage today, can be viewed at http://pilgrimagemedievalireland.com/2013/06/26/pilgrimage-to-st-johns-well-carrigaline-co-cork/", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Ronogue's Well, Ballinrea, near Carrigaline", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345567325", "manifestationid37":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid37":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid38":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid38":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid39":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid39":"ii_person_1345567325", "label":"ii_image_1347293863"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375371817", "individual_record":"41", "title":"A pheasant", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Ink drawing of a pheasant, with red pigment. The bird is perched on a low branch. The main part of the image is surrounded by an oval border beyond which the bird's tail-feathers project.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"animal painting", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid40":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid40":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid41":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid41":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375371817"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371116077", "individual_record":"44", "title":"Ardfinnan", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ardfinnan, seen from the north-east. The partially ruined Ardfinnan Castle towers above the village, in the centre of the image. Below the ruin, a road winds between two rows of houses, some thatched, some tiled or slated. A man on horseback rides towards the viewer. Behind him, and to the left, a man and a woman converse. To the right, a child is crouched on the road, possibly playing. On the right-hand side of the road, a woman stands near two men in conversation.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Hullmandel, Charles Joseph (Lithographer)","Walton, Joseph Fowell (Lithographer)","West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ardfinnan Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid42":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid42":"ii_person_1371034791", "artists":["Hullmandel, Charles Joseph (Lithographer)","Walton, Joseph Fowell (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid43":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid43":"ii_person_1371034835", "manifestationid44":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid44":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "label":"ii_image_1371116077"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372949075", "individual_record":"46", "title":"A Rings-End Coach", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia and red ink wash drawing of a one-horse block-wheel cart, with a transverse bench. The driver, wearing a hat, is standing on the cart, holding the reins in his left hand and a whip in the right.
From the seventeenth to the nineteenth century Ringsend was a major embarkation and disembarkation point for Dublin. Some fifteen years before Dineley's visit the Ringsend coach, or car, was described in The English Rogue, a novel by Richard Head and Francis Kirkman: ‘As for his Ringsend-Coach, as he call’d it, it was Wheel-barrow fashion, only it had two Wheels not much bigger than a large Cheshire cheese: the Horse that drew this Princely-pygmy-Chariot, I at first mistook for an over-grown Masty [mastiff].’ (London: Henry Marsh, 1665, p. 213)", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ringsend", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid45":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid45":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid46":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid46":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1372949075"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355156762", "individual_record":"47", "title":"Arklow Castle, Wicklow", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Low vantage-point view of the ruins of Arklow castle, its surrounding walls and adjacent buildings, above the Avoca River.

This image was inserted by Miss Hammill in the manuscript diary of her travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829).
The bottom border has been cropped and lacks the usual inscription ‘Drawn on stone by J.D. Harding from a Sketch by Robert O'Callaghan Newenham Esqr. Printed by C. Hullmandel.’ It appeared in Robert O'Callaghan Newenham, Picturesque views of the Antiquities of Ireland. Drawn on stone by J.D. Harding, from the sketches of R. O'C. Newenham. Vol. 1 (London: T. & W. Boone, 1830). The 112 views in the two volumes of this work had appeared in numbers each containing 8 lithographs, published by Ackerman, Strand, London, and Hodges & McArthur, Dublin, in 1826.

Sources:
Dictionary of Irish Architects 1720-1940, at https://www.dia.ie/. Accessed 13.4.2018.
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawingsHammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Arklow Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid47":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid47":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1355156762"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368107635", "individual_record":"50", "title":"Arklow, County Wicklow", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Arklow. The town lies to the right, with the ruins of Arklow Castle prominent in the foreground. In front of them, near a horse-drawn cart, are three people, including two women, one with a basket on her back, apparently engaged in some transaction. Further to the right, two other women are conversing. Beyond the castle, the town stretches out along high ground descending to the River Avoca, as it flows under the Nineteen Arches bridge and out to the sea.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record no. WI040-029002-. Accessed 21.02.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Arklow Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid48":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid48":"ii_person_1368009115", "artists":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid49":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid49":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid50":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid50":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1368107635"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530446786", "individual_record":"55", "title":"Arrivée à Killarney, par la route de Kenmare", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Downward view over the lake at Killarney, with mountains continuing into the far distance. A deep ravine and precipitous cliffs in the foreground, skirted by a roadway on the right. A woman with a child and dog, carrying a basket on her head. Another woman seated on a low wall, with infant and child. Wooded lower slopes, Sparse trees on mountainside. Islands, and several sailing boats on the lake.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Brandard, Robert (Engraver)"], "personid":"ii_person_1368008046", "personid51":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Brandard, Robert (Engraver)"], "personid55":"ii_person_1368008046", "label":"ii_image_1530446786"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530446979", "individual_record":"54", "title":"Arrivée à Killarney, par la route de Kenmare", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Downward view over Lough Leane, near Killarney, with mountains continuing into the far distance. A deep ravine and precipitous cliffs in the foreground, skirted by a roadway on the right. A woman with a child and dog, carrying a basket on her head. Another woman seated on a low wall, with infant and child. Wooded lower slopes. Sparse trees on mountainside. Several sailing boats.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Killarney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526131106", "manifestationid52":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid52":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Brandard, Robert (Engraver)"], "manifestationid53":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid53":"ii_person_1368008046", "manifestationid54":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid54":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "label":"ii_image_1530446979"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335300571", "individual_record":"57", "title":"A simple meal", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A family in a thatched cabin eating potatoes, watched by two elegantly dressed gentlemen. The parents are seated, two of the children are crouched on the floor while another stands. The man's clothes are in tatters, as are those of the small boy at his feet. The woman wears a chequered headscarf. The fabric of the roof is seen in some detail. The table consists of a board or slab of rock resting on barrels. The meal is composed exclusively of potatoes. An extract of the seated man's words are given below the image.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"The Irish Tourist (1837)", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Taylor, Emily (Author of travel text)","Williams, S. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335301025", "personid":"ii_person_1389196108", "manifestationid56":"ii_manifestation_1335301025", "personid56":"ii_person_1309784978", "authors":["Taylor, Emily"], "manifestationid57":"ii_manifestation_1335301025", "personid57":"ii_person_1389196108", "artists":["Williams, S. (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1335300571"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374748800", "individual_record":"59", "title":"Askeiton Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Desmond Castle in the town of Askeaton, Co. Limerick, looking from west to east. The castle complex, composed of towers, gabled buildings and a garden, occupies an island in the River Deele. Its entrance is from a long bridge which crosses the river to its left or northern side. Beyond it are a church and an abbey with steeples. On the near bank, two fragments of printed plate pasted on the drawing represent horses and a troop of soldiers with lances. The soldiers are partly hand-coloured. Other features include a scaffold on the same bank and a small boat resembling a coracle moored in the river. The cardinal points are indicated by a compass rose within the image.
It has been noted that this image is copied from Sir Thomas Stafford's Pacata Hibernia (1633). What appears to be a fumarole on the tower house is a rare depiction of such a feature.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record nos LI011-092001-, LI011-092002- ND LI011-092003-. Accessed 14.1.2018.
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al. (eds), ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867), p. 79.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Desmond Castle, Askeaton", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid58":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid58":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid59":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid59":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374748800"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370423254", "individual_record":"60", "title":"A Sketch of the Figures of the Columns as they appear on the Top of the Causey", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Illustration of basaltic columns of the Giant’s Causeway.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Hibernia Curiosa", "manifestation_minyear":"1769", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bush, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Giant's Causeway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid":"ii_person_1310663332", "manifestationid60":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid60":"ii_person_1310663332", "authors":["Bush, John"], "label":"ii_image_1370423254"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335288344", "individual_record":"61", "title":"Autels et monuments druidiques", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Nine figures in one plate showing structures 'trouvés en différens endroits en Irlande' (p. iv) and described as druidic altars and monuments.
Plate provided by Charles Vallancey (published by him in Collectanea de rebus hibernicis, 1786).", "imagenote":"Charles Vallancey is thanked for allowing the use of the plates in this work (p. iv).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Promenade d'un Français", "manifestation_minyear":"1797", "manifestation_maxyear":"1797", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["La Tocnaye, Jacques-Louis de (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335289014", "personid":"ii_person_1309783651", "manifestationid61":"ii_manifestation_1335289014", "personid61":"ii_person_1309783651", "authors":["La Tocnaye, Jacques-Louis de"], "label":"ii_image_1335288344"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369832121", "individual_record":"63", "title":"A View from a Boat taken between the Bays of Rossengole and Rossmore", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of part of north-west Lower Lough Erne, as seen from a boat on the lake, in Rossmore Bay, near Rossergole Point. On the nearest stretch of water are two sailing boats with superstructures and pennants, each occupied by several people. They appear to have banners at either end. Close to a jetty on the left is a rowing boat with several figures. A man fishing with a rod can be seen on the left shore of the lake. Further off, another angler is seated just in front of what appears to be a multi-sided Gothic-style boat-house or belvedere, with ogival windows and a pennant flying from its pointed roof. A promontory with cliffs almost separates this section of the lake from the rest. In the distance beyond the promontory, more sailing boats are visible. On the farthest shore, the faint outline of a castle can be seen. Low mountains and hills form the backdrop. Most of the foreshore is wooded.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Rossmore Bay", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid62":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid62":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid63":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid63":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369832121"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369841217", "individual_record":"65", "title":"A View of Mary’s Island, Ennisfandra and Carlat, a distant view of Knockninny, Lord Ross Park, on Lough Erne", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Mary's Island, Inishfendra, Corlatt and Knockninny (used as a deer park by the Earl of Rosse) in Upper Lough Erne, near the mouth of the River Erne. Wooded hills project into the lake on either side. On the right, a figure is sitting on the extreme tip of the shore, fishing with a rod. On the opposite shore, a building with columns is just visible among the trees. There is a sailing boat on the lake. Beyond the two promontories, an island or peninsula is visible, with a large building on its highest point.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Inishfendra", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid64":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid64":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid65":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid65":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369841217"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365082863", "individual_record":"66", "title":"A View of Sarah-Bridge Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sarah’s Bridge, now Islandbridge, that today joins the South Circular Road and Conyngham Road in Dublin. In the foreground a boat with three men and some casks is travelling away from the bridge; another boat can be seen in the distance beyond the bridge. The surroundings appear rural, with trees along the river, and no buildings visible.", "imagenote":"John Ferrar", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A View of ancient and modern Dublin", "manifestation_minyear":"1807", "manifestation_maxyear":"1807", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ferrar, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Sarah's Bridge/Islandbridge, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365005568", "personid":"ii_person_1365006129", "manifestationid66":"ii_manifestation_1365005568", "personid66":"ii_person_1365006129", "authors":["Ferrar, John "], "label":"ii_image_1365082863"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1314187095", "individual_record":"68", "title":"A View of the Waterfall at Coolaphooka", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A view of the waterfall at Cuilaphuca, on the Slaney, north-west of Newtownbarry, or Bunclody as it is now called, in Co. Wexford. The principal elements of this illustration include a waterfall tumbling over crags on the left of the image, a dog pointing, and two men on the right, of whom one appears to have just fired his raised gun at a bird seen near the river. There are some rails, or the remains of a bridge, in the river at the base of the waterfall and beside it is a moss-house. Further off is a partly wooded conical hill or low mountain. There is no artistic attribution, but the text indicates that the image is based on a sketch by the author.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour through Ireland [Bowden]", "manifestation_minyear":"1791", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bowden, Charles Topham (Author of travel text)","Bowden, Charles Topham (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Cuilaphuca Waterfall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314186861", "personid":"ii_person_1314186691", "manifestationid67":"ii_manifestation_1314186861", "personid67":"ii_person_1314186691", "authors":["Bowden, Charles Topham"], "manifestationid68":"ii_manifestation_1314186861", "personid68":"ii_person_1314186691", "artists":["Bowden, Charles Topham (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1314187095"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374060477", "individual_record":"70", "title":"Ballenderry", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink drawing of a house and surrounding walls. The house is mansarded to the front and at the gable ends. An adjoining wing, similarly mansarded over two storeys, is lower, with smaller windows. To the front are lawns. The entrance to this walled area features a gate within a gate. The drawing is enclosed in an oval border.

This is likely to be the house belonging to Henry Temple which is mentioned in the text. Its exact location is not at present known. Following Dineley’s itinerary, Ballinderry lay 10 miles from Hacketstown, 3 miles from Macreddan, c. 1½ miles from Drumkitt (Cawrawn Hill) with its mineral spring, and a mile from Rathdrum (pp. 90, 91, 92). In Topographia Hibernica (1797) Ballinderry is described as a ‘fair town’ in the barony of Ballinacor, holding 5 fairs annually. In the Down Survey (1670), Sir Henry Temple is shown as the owner of a townland (Ballinagappoge, near Aghamanagh) in the parish of Rathdrum.

Source:
The Down Survey Project, Trinity College Dublin, at http://downsurvey.tcd.ie/index.html. Accessed 5.1.2018.
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley’, The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, New series, vol. 4, no. 1 (1862), pp. 38-52 (p. 51).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballinderry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid69":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid69":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid70":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid70":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374060477"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369908117", "individual_record":"72", "title":"Ballina, Co. Mayo", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of a bend in the River Moy at Ballina, Co. Mayo, from a grassy river bank. A two-storey house in the foreground. Two multi-arched bridges, one close to the viewing point, the other further away, near a cluster of houses set among trees. In the background, Nephin Beg Mountain.
The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with a light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballina", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid71":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid71":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid72":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid72":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369908117"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366042515", "individual_record":"73", "title":"Ballinahinch Lower Well", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of a thermal well and pump-room in Spa, near Ballynahinch, Co. Down. The octagonal building is surrounded by gardens backed by a line of trees, with an impression of hills beyond. An elegantly dressed couple is walking in the foreground. Further in the distance and closer to the pump-room, a woman is sitting on a bench and a woman and child are walking on the lawn.", "imagenote":"Alexander Knox", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Irish Watering Places", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_maxyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Knox, Alexander (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Spa, near Ballynahinch", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366038168", "personid":"ii_person_1366037107", "manifestationid73":"ii_manifestation_1366038168", "personid73":"ii_person_1366037107", "authors":["Knox, Alexander"], "label":"ii_image_1366042515"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375095703", "individual_record":"75", "title":"Ballinegarde Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ballynagarde Castle, south of Ballyneety, Co. Limerick. The castle consists of a tower house, with pitched roof and chimney, and adjoining mansarded buildings. The image is enclosed in an oval frame.
This castle is no longer extant. Its site is located just east of the ruins of Ballynagarde House, an 18th-century mansion built by the Croker family.
Source:
Archaeological Survey, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record LI022-051001. Accessed 14.12.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballynagarde Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid74":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid74":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid75":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid75":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375095703"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530621099", "individual_record":"78", "title":"Ballybunnian", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ballybunion from a clifftop. A ruined castle silhouetted against sea and sky. Several large thatched buildings by the shore on the right, others higher up on the left, including one with three storeys. Numerous people walking on the beach or in the surf. In the foreground, sheep and three young men, one apparently climbing the face of the cliff. Further along the path, a woman and child, and three other figures, one with stick and arms upraised.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Cousen, John (Engraver)"], "locname":"Ballybunion", "personid":"ii_person_1530351626", "personid76":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "personid77":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Cousen, John (Engraver)"], "personid78":"ii_person_1530351626", "label":"ii_image_1530621099"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374761149", "individual_record":"80", "title":"Ballyclogh castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Ballyclogh or Ballynacloghy Castle, renamed Stonehall Castle, Co. Clare, of which only the base now remains. The castle, composed of a tower house and adjoining mansarded five-bay building, stands in the middle ground, fronted by a lawn and surrounded by a bawn wall. One of the house windows possesses a balcony. The imposing entrance is gated. Each of the two front corners of the enclosing wall features a low tower which appears more ornamental than defensive. In the foreground is a body of water, seeming to evoke the Shannon, with a ship and a smaller sailing boat. On the bank below the castle, three figures are sketched. Cavalry and a troop of foot soldiers with lances are represented by a fragment of printed plate pasted upon the drawing. The image is enclosed within an octagonal frame.
By 1867 Stonehall Castle no longer existed and the dwelling house was in ruins (Shirley et al. (eds) 1867, 81). The buldings were located close to Shannon Airport and were finally reduced to rubble in 1954 by Aer Rianta. Local tradition placed the cut-stone entrance on the north side of the castle. However, in that case the river would lie beyond the castle, not in front of it.

Sources:
The Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record nos CL051-124001 and CL051-124. Accessed 26.10.2014.
William Gerrard Ryan, A survey of monuments of archaeological and historical interest in the barony of Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare (M.A. thesis, University College Cork, 1980), at http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/archaeology/ryan/. Accessed 29.12.2013.
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al. (eds), ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, new series, vol. 6, no. 1 (1867), p. 81.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ballyclogh Castle, near Shannon", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid79":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid79":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid80":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid80":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374761149"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375023058", "individual_record":"82", "title":"Ballykitt", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of a substantial house at Ballykett, formerly a castle (no longer extant). The building is composed of two main storeys and a mansarded third storey, with a porch to the front. Outside the enclosing wall there are three simple buildings, distributed through the countryside, which is hilly with few trees. A fragment of printed plate representing a horseman and a soldier on foot attacking a third kneeling figure is pasted in the foreground. The illustration is surrounded by an oval frame.

The original owners were O’Donnells. The 1st patent for a fair in Ballykeight (i.e. Ballykett) was granted by James 1st to Sir Daniel O’Brien in 1623. The site was later occupied by the Hickmans, and successive buildings erected there. The Landed Estates database provides information regarding the Hickmans’ occupancy of this site and successive buildings there. At the end of the nineteenth century Westropp lists Ballykett, barony of Moyarta, among the towers which are more than ‘mere sites or foundations’.

Sources:
State of the fairs and markets in Ireland: report of the Commissioners (HMSO, 1852-53)
Landed Estates Database, Moore Institute, NUI Galway, at http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie/LandedEstates/jsp/estate-show.jsp?id=1851. Accessed 10.10. 2014.
T.J. Westropp, ‘Notes on the lesser castles or “peel towers” of the County Clare’, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy’ (1889-1901), vol. 5 (1898-1900), pp. 348-365.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballykett", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid81":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid81":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid82":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid82":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375023058"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364896866", "individual_record":"84", "title":"Ballynahinch Castle and River", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ballynahinch Castle looking north across the Owenmore river. The building stands on a hill in the middle distance, surrounded by trees. There is a rowing boat on the river, and a branch of a tree floating in the foreground.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ballynahinch Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid83":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid83":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid84":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid84":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1364896866"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1360251461", "individual_record":"86", "title":"Ballynakill harbour", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ballynakill bay. Six boats with sails are visible in the water. A ruin stands on the rocky shore on the right-hand side of the picture. Mountains stretch along the background.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ballynakill", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid85":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid85":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid86":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid86":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1360251461"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374246333", "individual_record":"88", "title":"Ballynclogh", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the enclosed settlement known to Dineley as Ballynclogh, Ballyneclogh or Ballinclough, now Ballynaclogh, a parish in the barony of Coonagh, Co. Limerick. There is a tower house on the right. A gateway on the left-hand side and a barred gate in the foreground lead into a courtyard bordered by low buildings and trees. Beyond the gateway, on the left, lies a field crossed by a road leading to a further closed gate. There is a pond on the right. A piece of printed plate representing a large tree has been pasted on the drawing, in the foreground.

This site can no longer be identified with certainty, although it may well be connected with a series of earthworks noted by the Archaeological Survey in a few fields some 400 meters south-west of the ruins of Ballynaclogh Church. Dineley places it five miles from Abbey Owney or Woney, a short mile from Grain Church, and about ten miles from Kilmallock.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, records LI024-185, LI024-227, LI024-228, LI024-190001. Accessed 07.12.2015.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ballynaclogh, near Pallas Grean", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid87":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid87":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid88":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid88":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374246333"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373900116", "individual_record":"90", "title":"Ballynunnery Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ballynunnery Castle, with adjacent gardens and orchard. The castle, to the left-hand side of the image, is composed of a series of buildings of differing heights, including two square gabled towers. The lowest building, with dormer windows, is thatched; the others appear to be slated. Some of the windows are mullioned. To the right of this complex and behind it the garden and orchard are set out in four divisions separated by broad alleys. They are fronted by a wall with an entrance. The image is surrounded by an oval frame. Outside the boundaries of the frame, and to the front of the castle is drawn another higher stone wall with pillars and a gate. There is no sign of real fortification.
The location given here is derived from that recorded in the register of National Monuments.
Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record CW013-022. Accessed 06.12.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ballynunnery Castle (vestiges))", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid89":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid89":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid90":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid90":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1373900116"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369906586", "individual_record":"92", "title":"Ballysadare Waterfall", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of waterfall near Ballysadare, Co. Sligo. A grassy bank is to the left of the river; and on the right bank stands a ruined, roofless building. Further in the distance a multi-arched bridge crosses the river, and a tall building stands to the right of the bridge. Mountains are visible in the distance. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with a light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballysadare, Co. Sligo", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid91":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid91":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid92":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid92":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369906586"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369127556", "individual_record":"95", "title":"Ballyshannon", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ballyshannon from the opposite bank of the River Erne. Diverse rural activities are suggested by a top-hatted man with a rifle and two dogs, on the left, and a woman, accompanied by another woman and a child, balancing a load on her head. Three further figures are grouped near houses further back, on the left bank of the river. The banks of the river are linked by a multi-arched bridge, with tall buildings on either side. To the right the ground rises steeply, with a church prominently situated above the town. There are cattle by the water and, beyond the bridge, sail boats and ships.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballyshannon", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid93":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid93":"ii_person_1368018812", "artists":["Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid94":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid94":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid95":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid95":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1369127556"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359126857", "individual_record":"97", "title":"Bangor", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Bangor, with fisherman and boat, on the shore, in the foreground, a tower in the centre and the town stretching in the background.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess. Engraved by Mould & Tod, Edinburgh", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "locname":"Bangor", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358959850", "manifestationid96":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid96":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "manifestationid97":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid97":"ii_person_1358959850", "label":"ii_image_1359126857"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355160037", "individual_record":"100", "title":"Bank of Ireland, Dublin (South Portico)", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sub-titled 'The Original Parliament House', this view of the bank and the busy area in front of it, is populated by numerous figures: three boys in school uniform, an armed sentry, various gentlemen, ladies and children, a pedlar with a handcart, a man with a placard, several dogs and, to the centre right, a group of three elegant men on horseback. A horse-drawn vehicle is seen to the right, with a glimpse of other buildings in the distance.
This print was incorporated by Miss Hammill into her diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It appeared in G.N. Wright’s Ireland Illustrated (1831) without date, since when the views are horizontal only the upper one is dated (MacDowel Cosgrave, p. 47). It also appeared undated in Dublin Delineated (1831). It appeared in G.N. Wright’s Ireland Illustrated (1831) and Wakeman's Dublin Delineated (1831). In both cases, when the views are horizontal only the upper one is dated (MacDowel Cosgrave, p. 47). It may be assumed that this plate, like the dated ones, was published by ‘Fisher, Son & Co., London’ in 1828.

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Winkles, Benjamin (Engraver)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Bank of Ireland, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1310664752", "manifestationid98":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid98":"ii_person_1390945337", "artists":["Winkles, Benjamin (Engraver)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid99":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid99":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid100":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid100":"ii_person_1310664752", "label":"ii_image_1355160037"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1312113332", "individual_record":"103", "title":"Bantry Bay", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A height above Bantry Bay, Co. Cork, with woman, child and soldiers in the foreground. Further back, a town with tall buildings, a church and some fortifications, in front of a broad bay with sailing boats. In the distance, a sweep of mountains.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)"], "locname":"Bantry Bay", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1368018812", "manifestationid101":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid101":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid102":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid102":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)"], "manifestationid103":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid103":"ii_person_1368018812", "label":"ii_image_1312113332"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370441330", "individual_record":"107", "title":"Barney Mangin’s Cabin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Front and back views of a hut built into a mound of soil and moss. The top view shows a wooden door built into the mound, with smoke rising from the opening. The bottom view shows the moss covering the back of the structure, and a man with tattered clothes leaning against the side of the building.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Daingean", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid104":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid104":"ii_person_1310663280", "artists":["Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid105":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid105":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid106":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid106":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid107":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid107":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "label":"ii_image_1370441330"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371119591", "individual_record":"109", "title":"Barrack or Bloody-Bridge, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Barrack Bridge, or Bloody Bridge, spanning the River Liffey in Dublin. This four-arched stone bridge, built in 1704, was later replaced by today's single-span Rory O'More Bridge. The bridge occupies the centre of the image, with a small boat travelling along the river. Immediately on the right stands the Richmond Tower, the former gothic gateway to the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. In the foreground, there is a man leading a laden donkey or horse. There are several other figures along the road or leaning on the parapet above the left bank of the river. Houses and buildings extend along this side and into the background. The bell-tower of Saint Paul’s Church and the dome of the Four Courts emerge above the rooftops beyond the bridge.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)","West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Rory O'More Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid108":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid108":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "manifestationid109":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid109":"ii_person_1371032909", "artists":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371119591"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374243500", "individual_record":"111", "title":"Barry monument, Abbey of Woney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink drawing of a mural monument, dated 1633, commemorating members of the Barry family, in the Abbey of Woney. In addition to its inscriptions the monument includes a coat of arms and a crucifix placed centrally in what appears to be a niche or compartiment. Above the two flanking compartiments are inscribed respectively Sancta Maria Mater and Johannes Evangelist. This upper section is supported by two pillars.", "imagenote":"Around 1884 the main part of the monument was lying flat in the churchyard of the ruined Abbey of Woney. It subsequently disappeared. Nearby was a crucifix apparently taken from the Abbey, and which may have been the one shown by Dineley. William Le Fanu noted in 1865 that the two pillars from the monument had been found some years earlier in a mound of rubble, in a state of reasonable preservation.
Sources:
Evelyn Philip Shirley (ed.), ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, with notes by James Graves, George V. Du Noyer, John Davis White, John Windele, Herbert F. Hore and William R. Le Fanu, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, 2nd series, vol. 5, no. 2 (1865), 277-279 (now Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, vol. 8).
Maurice Lenihan, Limerick, Its History and Antiquities (Dublin: James Duffy & Sons, 1884), p. 718.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Abbey of Woney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid110":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid110":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid111":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid111":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374243500"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370600054", "individual_record":"113", "title":"Basaltic Rock at Port Coane", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of a little bay (Portcoon), to the west of the Giant’s Causeway, with a high, isolated rock towering above the water. The image is framed by cliffs on both sides. To the right, two figures are standing on rocks projecting towards the bay; one of them is pointing towards the isolated rock. On top of the cliffs to the left, there are two small quadrupeds, probably goats. A boat with sail and four passengers is visible on the sea, in the gap between the rock and the cliffs on the left.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Hare, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Portcoon", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid112":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid112":"ii_person_1370531691", "artists":["Hare, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid113":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid113":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370600054"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335359793", "individual_record":"114", "title":"Bay of Brie [Bray]", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the 'Bay of Brie' [Bray], dated 20 October 1818, looking south towards Bray Head, Co. Wicklow, with the Great Sugarloaf Mountain lying to the right. In the middle distance there is a hamlet among fields. The main feature of the foreground is a Martello tower on a rocky outcrop by the road.

Six Martello towers were built along the stretch of coast from Killiney to Bray, in 1804-1806. If this image is accurate, and given the absence of other towers, the one depicted should logically be the first tower north of Bray Head itself, that is, the now vanished tower at Mountpark. However, the relatively elevated position from which the view has been taken, and the lie of the land below, suggest that the tower might be on Killiney Hill.

Sources:
Sheila Sutcliff, Martello Towers (Vancouver: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1973).
Jason Bolton, Tim Carey, Rob Goodbody, and Gerry Clabby, The Martello Towers of Dublin (Dublin: Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown & Fingal County Council, 2012).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rawerts maleriske Reise", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "locname":"Bray Head, Co. Wicklow", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid":"ii_person_1335359161", "manifestationid114":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid114":"ii_person_1335359161", "artists":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "label":"ii_image_1335359793"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371202738", "individual_record":"117", "title":"Bay of Dublin", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Dublin Bay, from near Dalkey, looking north towards Howth Head. In the foreground, a sidecar, or jaunting car, with a driver and two male passengers, is approaching along a road from the coast. Further off, a few figures on foot are seen near a village with a ruined castle. Larger houses occupy part of the middle ground, with another tower house, a castle and a church. Cows graze in the fields by the road. Close to the sea stand two Martello towers and a castle, while numerous sailing boats and ships dot the bay.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid115":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid115":"ii_person_1371130058", "artists":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid116":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid116":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid117":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid117":"ii_person_1309784412", "label":"ii_image_1371202738"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365084660", "individual_record":"118", "title":"Bellevue in the County Wicklow", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Bellevue House, Co. Wicklow. Mansion on rising ground, in parkland. In the foreground, four female figures, two seated on the grass, two standing. On the avenue, a phaeton carrying two women with plumed headresses, approaching the viewer. Mountain to the right.", "imagenote":"John Ferrar", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A View of ancient and modern Dublin", "manifestation_minyear":"1807", "manifestation_maxyear":"1807", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ferrar, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Bellevue House, Co. 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Other details include birds in the sky and sailing boats on the sea.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Notes of a journey in the north of Ireland, in the summer of 1827", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1828", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Jackson, Mrs John (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid":"ii_person_1366108347", "manifestationid119":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid119":"ii_person_1366108347", "authors":["Jackson, Mrs John"], "label":"ii_image_1366112994"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365609571", "individual_record":"120", "title":"Benmore or Fairhead in the County of Antrim", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Fair Head, looking south-west to north-east, from sea-level, showing a jumble of rocks and cliffs. In the foreground is a rowing boat with two figures; one is attempting to control it, the other, holding a rod or pole, is standing upright gazing at the prospect. On a small adjacent rock surrounded by water, a man sits precariously, holding a sketch pad, looking landward and apparently drawing the scene, while another person, standing beside him and gesturing towards the cliffs, may be providing instructions in relation to the sketch. Over on the shore opposite them two further figures can be seen among the tumbled blocks of stone.", "imagenote":"William Hamilton", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Letters concerning the northern coast of the county of Antrim", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hamilton, William (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Benmore or Fair Head", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid":"ii_person_1309798631", "manifestationid120":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid120":"ii_person_1309798631", "authors":["Hamilton, William"], "label":"ii_image_1365609571"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347284198", "individual_record":"123", "title":"Better sort of Connaught cabin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wood engraving of a dwelling in Connaught. Front view of a thatched, stone-built cabin with smoke coming out of the chimney. There is a small window on either side of the front door.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Clydagh, near Headford", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid121":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid121":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid122":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid122":"ii_person_1389199445", "artists":["Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid123":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid123":"ii_person_1345565650", "label":"ii_image_1347284198"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371884741", "individual_record":"126", "title":"Blackrock Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Blackrock Castle, Cork, seen from the road approaching its entrance. It is heavily crenellated and features several towers. The slender tower in front of the circular keep can be identified as the one which serves as a lighthouse. The River Lee is visible in the right-hand corner of the image.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid124":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid124":"ii_person_1389199445", "artists":["Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid125":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid125":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid126":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid126":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1371884741"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368785563", "individual_record":"129", "title":"Black Rock Castle, Cork", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Blackrock Castle, from the River Lee, in weak sunshine. The castle is on the right-hand side of the image, rising from the river bank. In the foreground, in a segment of apparently narrative art, a well dressed man is rowing a small boat carrying a cloaked and hooded woman, two children and personal effects. A large buoy floats nearby. Three sailing boats can be seen along the river, one travelling towards the group in the foreground.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Blackrock", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid127":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid127":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid128":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid128":"ii_person_1368008046", "artists":["Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid129":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid129":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368785563"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370613722", "individual_record":"130", "title":"Blarney Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Blarney Castle across the River Martin. The castle stands on a rocky base, in the right-hand side of the image. A path bends before it, with a grassy field beyond, circled by woods. A figure on horseback and one on foot are crossing a bridge on the left-hand side of the image, approaching the grounds of the castle. The pointy roof of a turret emerges from the trees behind the bridge.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Blarney Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid130":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid130":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370613722"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372162539", "individual_record":"131", "title":"Blarney Castle (1839)", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Blarney Castle, Co. Cork, to the left, with the River Martin to the right. A figure, beside a cow or donkey, on the river bank. Trees, rocks and the faint outline of a distant mountain complete the tranquil scene.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Blarney Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid131":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid131":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372162539"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1377604303", "individual_record":"132", "title":"Boggy Land", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wash drawing of boggy landscape with the sea in the background.", "imagenote":"Anon.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal of a tour in Kerry, Tipperary and Cork", "manifestation_minyear":"1824", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1374241361", "manifestationid132":"ii_manifestation_1374241361", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1377604303"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375350692", "individual_record":"134", "title":"Boyle monument in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of memorial of Sir Richard Boyle (1566-1643) in St Mary’s Church, Youghal, sculpted by Alexander Hills. The base with inscribed plaques is surmounted by an elaborate multi-tiered structure, where the Earl is shown reclining, surrounded by his mother, two wives and numerous children. Some details are coloured with red ink wash. The wording of the inscriptions is not fully legible in the image but is transcribed by Dineley in the accompanying text.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid133":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid133":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid134":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid134":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375350692"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372776589", "individual_record":"136", "title":"Boyle Monument in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sketch of the Boyle family monument, erected in 1632 by Sir Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork, in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, in sepia and red ink. The monument consists of four tiers, and includes a number of sculpted figures within a complex structure of arches and columns.
Sources:
St Patrick’s Cathedral website, at http://www.stpatrickscathedral.ie/Boyle-Monument.aspx. Accessed 8.11.2014.
Heather King, ‘The pre-1700 memorials in St Patrick’s Cathedral’, in Conleth Manning (ed.), Dublin and beyond the Pale (Bray, Co. Wicklow: Wordwell, 1998), pp. 75-104, here pp. 79-80, 90-93.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid135":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid135":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid136":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid136":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1372776589"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335345816", "individual_record":"137", "title":"Bray Head", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Bray Head on a windy day, with a two-masted sailing boat in the middle distance, and a castle or tower house to the right.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Picturesque Tour through Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1824", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Sullivan, Dennis (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Bray Head, Co. Wicklow", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310806204", "personid":"ii_person_1310664849", "manifestationid137":"ii_manifestation_1310806204", "personid137":"ii_person_1310664849", "authors":["Sullivan, Dennis"], "label":"ii_image_1335345816"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530618860", "individual_record":"140", "title":"Brêche de Dunloe", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Dark atmospheric view of the Gap of Dunloe. Lake in the foreground, skirted by a path with three small figures. Very steep jagged mountains almost exclude the sky.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Gap of Dunloe", "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "personid138":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "personid139":"ii_person_1368009115", "artists":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "personid140":"ii_person_1309798927", "label":"ii_image_1530618860"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1376666199", "individual_record":"141", "title":"Bunratty Castle South Side", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Printed plate on sheet bound within volume, representing the south prospect of Bunratty Castle. The Owenogarney or Ratty river is to the right, carrying two large ships. Further upriver, on the left bank, stands a tower house. The foreground is undulating, with trees and pastoral figures.

This is a copy of a drawing by Dineley. As the manuscript note attests, it has been derived from his account of his travels in Wales, which appeared in print in 1864, as An Account of the Progress of His Grace Henry the First Duke of Beaufort, through Wales, 1684. And Notitia Cambro-Britannica. The copy was then inserted into this volume. In the original manuscript, beside the title ‘The South side of BUNRATTY Castle’, there is written the following reference in Dineley’s handwriting: ‘T Rossmonaher Castle belonging to Mr de Starr’ (p. 170). This would have referred to a T in the original image, marking the Rossmanagher tower house further up the river.

Source:
Charles Baker (ed.), An Account of the Progress of His Grace Henry the First Duke of Beaufort through Wales, 1684. And Notitia Cambro-Britannica. By T. Dineley (Printed for private circulation, 1864).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Bunratty Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid141":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid141":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1376666199"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364901394", "individual_record":"143", "title":"Burying-ground & Ruin near Oughterard", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of ruined buildings with grass and gravestones in the foreground.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid142":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid142":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid143":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid143":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1364901394"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373988247", "individual_record":"145", "title":"Byrnes monument in Tullagh Church Yard", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink drawing of sepulchral monument of Edmund Byrne, in the churchyard of St Columba’s Church, Tullow, Co. Carlow, with inscriptions and engraved symbols, predominantly elements associated with Christ’s passion and crucifixion.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St Columba's Church of Ireland", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid144":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid144":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid145":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid145":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373988247"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370443368", "individual_record":"149", "title":"Cahir Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Cahir Castle, from the river Suir. On the right-hand side and in the foreground, a bridge on the Suir leads towards the castle. At the end of the bridge two figures are conversing. The ponderous ruin of the castle, overgrown by vegetation, towers above them. The side of a house emerges from the right-hand margin of the image.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Cahir Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid146":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid146":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "manifestationid147":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid147":"ii_person_1310663280", "artists":["Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid148":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid148":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid149":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid149":"ii_person_1368692627", "label":"ii_image_1370443368"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374752832", "individual_record":"151", "title":"Cahir or Caher Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Cahir Castle across the River Suir. The castle stands on an island on the river, connected by a bridge to the bank closest to the viewer, and by further bridges to an islet and the land on the far side. There is a saddled horse in the foreground, on the left-hand side, represented on a fragment of printed plate pasted upon the drawing. Cultivated land, hills and a mountain lie in the background. The image is enclosed by a circular border.
It has been noted that this view and part of the related text is derived from Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633). The military encampment and details of the countryside on the near side of the river, which featured in Dineley’s source, are omitted in his depiction.
Source:
Evelyn Philip Shirley, et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire, giving some account of his visit to Ireland in the reign of Charles II (Continued)’, The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, no. 1, 1867, p. 80.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Cahir Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid150":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid150":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid151":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid151":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374752832"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370430337", "individual_record":"155", "title":"Cairn on Slieve Guillien", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of cairn on Slieve Gullion, Co. Armagh. The pile of stones is in the centre of the image, being inspected by two figures part way up its base. Below it is the opening of the circular chamber of a passage tomb, surrounded by scattered loose stones.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Slieve Gullion", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid152":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid152":"ii_person_1368692978", "artists":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid153":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid153":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid154":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid154":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid155":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid155":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "label":"ii_image_1370430337"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347280572", "individual_record":"158", "title":"Cargin Castle, from the shores of Lough Corrib", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Woodcut. Image of the ruin of Cargin Castle, much overgrown, with two windows and a doorway visible. There is one donkey grazing in the right foreground, indicating the scale of the ruin. The engraver's name (Lee) is included within the image plate.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "locname":"Cargin Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid156":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid156":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "manifestationid157":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid157":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid158":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid158":"ii_person_1389199445", "label":"ii_image_1347280572"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375097780", "individual_record":"160", "title":"Carigkenlish", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the church and castle at Caherconlish, located six miles from Limerick on the road to Cashel. The roofless church and adjacent chancel are encircled by walls with an opening to the right. A tower house stands between the viewer and the church walls, on the left-hand side of the image. The drawing is enclosed within an oval frame.
The medieval church was altered in the nineteenth century. Now ruined, it is surrounded by a graveyard. Four castles are recorded in Caherconlish, none are extant. Given that the church’s altar would be to the east, the tower house seen here was located to the south-west of the ecclesiastical site.
Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record LI014-079005. Accessed 2.11.2014.
The Urban Archaeological Survey of County Limerick, compiled by John Bradley, Andrew Halpin and Heather A. King (Dublin: Office of Public Works, 1985).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Caherconlish church", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid159":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid159":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid160":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid160":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375097780"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359132849", "individual_record":"162", "title":"Carlingford and Rosstrevor Bay from Fathom Mountain", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Carlingford Bay, with Carlingford village in the distance in the centre of the image.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess. 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Sailng boats and a ship. A windy day.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Scientific Tourist through Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1818", "manifestation_maxyear":"1818", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)","Walford, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Carlingford Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid":"ii_person_1309783068", "manifestationid163":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid163":"ii_person_1516197244", "artists":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)"], "manifestationid164":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid164":"ii_person_1309783068", "authors":["Walford, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1525901584"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373038110", "individual_record":"166", "title":"Carlow Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Carlow Castle. It has the appearance of a narrow mansion with a fortified door built between older, somewhat delapidated ivy-clad towers. A troop of soldiers stands before the building, on the right-hand side of the image. They are represented by a fragment from a printed plate pasted upon the drawing.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Carlow Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid165":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid165":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid166":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid166":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373038110"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365598910", "individual_record":"167", "title":"Carrick A Rede", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge and surrounding landscape. 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Two figures, on sitting and one standing, are on the mainland in the proximity of the bridge. A third in midway across the rope bridge. A boat with three passengers is in the water near the island, on the right-hand side of the image. A building is visible on the island, with a figure standing near the door.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Notes of a journey in the north of Ireland, in the summer of 1827", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1828", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Jackson, Mrs John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid":"ii_person_1366108347", "manifestationid168":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid168":"ii_person_1366108347", "authors":["Jackson, Mrs John"], "label":"ii_image_1366114435"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523296477", "individual_record":"170", "title":"Carrick-beg", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Carrickbeg from Carrick-on-Suir, on the other side of the river, showing a substantial bridge, a cluster of houses on the far side and the ruins of the Franciscan friary. In the foreground are steps leading down to the river bank, and three figures: a woman carrying a basket on her head, and two others bending over by the water, possibly washing clothes. The low angle emphasizes the massive masonry of the river wall and the height of a nearby building. Large hill in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Carrickbeg", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid169":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid169":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid170":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid170":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1523296477"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359056465", "individual_record":"172", "title":"Carrickfergus Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Carrickfergus Castle, with boats in the foreground and Carrickfergus village in the background.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess. 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Antrim", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid171":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid171":"ii_person_1358959850", "artists":["Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)","Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid172":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid172":"ii_person_1358945139", "label":"ii_image_1359056465"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1358947832", "individual_record":"174", "title":"Carrickfergus Castle and Belfast Lough", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Carrickfergus Castle and Belfast Lough. A notable feature is the smoke issuing from many tall chimneys in Belfast, in the background, and in the village of Carrickfergus, in the middle ground. The castle is seen as an imposing silhouette with some tall masts just beyond it. The foreground is occupied by five figures harvesting a cereal crop whose vigorous growth dwarfs the human forms. There are numerous sails visible on the lough, in the middle distance.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess. 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On the left, below the castle, two women and a man are conversing by the water's edge. A few ships and a smaller boat are anchored close by, at the foot of the rocky outcrop on which the castle is built. Further out in the bay, a large ship is sailing towards the viewer.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Carrickfergus Castle, Co. Antrim", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid175":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid175":"ii_person_1368791880", "artists":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid176":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid176":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid177":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid177":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1369042450"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375369563", "individual_record":"179", "title":"Carrigfoyl Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Bird’s-eye view of Carrigafoyle Castle, Co. Kerry, and surrounding countryside. The castle, surrounded by two curtain walls, stands on an island in an inlet of the Shannon. Its military status is emphasized by several elements: a cannon on the left bank, trained on the castle, tents in the left foreground, and a fragment of plate pasted upon the drawing, representing a troop of soldiers with lances. Red colour has been applied to the soldiers. The image is enclosed within a circular border which slightly overflows the page’s ruled margins. Lettering, arranged to spell THOMAS D, marks salient features of the scene; these are identified in a key beneath the image. A compass rose indicates that the perspective is south to north.

It has been noted that Dineley copied this image from Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633). Part of the accompanying text is taken verbatim from the same work. In Dineley's version some of the artillery in the original has been omitted, as have three galleons outside the mouth of the inlet. Dineley indicates them by the letter S, and may have intended to paste representations of them there, as in his depiction of the harbour of Kinsale.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. KE002-045----. Accessed 3.1.2018.
Evelyn Philip Shirley, et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867), p. 202.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Carrigafoyle Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid178":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid178":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid179":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid179":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375369563"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522591910", "individual_record":"180", "title":"Carrigogunnell Castle", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the ruins of Carrigogunnell Castle, near Limerick. Road In the foreground, with woman and child.

Copy of drawing by Luttrell Wynne (q.v.). Original created in 1774. In Grose’s Antiquities the print of Carrigogunnell Castle is stated to have been ‘taken from an original drawing by Dr. Wynne.’
Wynne in one of his travel notebooks remarks: ‘Near Limerick is a curious old castle upon a high rock, calld Carrick na Cunnael or Guinnial or Rock of light, which makes a very romantic appearance.’ (This reflects a widespread but mistaken version of the placename, which should be Carraig Ó gCoinneall rather than Carraig na gcoinneall.)

Sources:

Francis Grose, Antiquities of Ireland, Vol. 2 (London: S. Hooper, 1791), p. 28.

Logainm, Dublin City University, at https://www.logainm.ie/. Accessed 1.4.2018.

", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Drawings - Grose - Antiquities of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1790", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Carrigogunnell Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522593935", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid180":"ii_manifestation_1522593935", "personid180":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522591910"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1524490824", "individual_record":"182", "title":"Cascade at Powerscourt", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the waterfall at Powerscourt, among steep rock outcrops and trees. Two figures in lower left area: one, wearing a round hat, is seated, the other, wearing a tricorn and holding a staff or walking stick, is standing. In the centre foreground is a footbridge supported in the middle.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Powerscourt Waterfall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid181":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid181":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid182":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid182":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1524490824"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522859867", "individual_record":"184", "title":"Cascade, upper Lake of Killarney", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Simple sketch of wooded landscape with mountains. The waterfall is barely distinguishable in the distance. River in the foreground.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Upper Lake of Killarney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid183":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid183":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid184":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid184":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522859867"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366126736", "individual_record":"187", "title":"Castle Hen, Lough Corrib", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Lough Corrib, with Castle Hen, variously known as Hen's Castle, Caislean na Circe, or Kirke Castle, visible upon its island, on the left-hand side of the image. Three boats with several passengers are on the water; on either side mountains stretch away into the distance. Far away smoke rises from a lone cottage.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)","Nicholl, Andrew (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Hen's Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1366122868", "manifestationid185":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid185":"ii_person_1399018070", "artists":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)","Nicholl, Andrew (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid186":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid186":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid187":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid187":"ii_person_1366122868", "label":"ii_image_1366126736"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375025711", "individual_record":"189", "title":"Castle ny Park", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Bird's-eye pictorial plan of the starfort at Castle Park, later Jamesfort, now known as Old-fort, near Kinsale. Situated on a promontory between the Bandon River and the sea, it is composed of two towers and adjacent buildings within walls forming a citadel, surrounded by outer pentagonal embastioned walls and a ditch. In the foreground, two fragments of printed plate pasted upon the drawing represent a troop of lancers and a ship, both with touches of red colour. A simple compass rose gives the cardinal points.

This image is copied from Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633). The castle was constructed c. 1602-1604 to defend the haven of Kinsale. The map in Pacata Hibernia and Dineley’s rendering both reflect the lay-out of the fort with new interior garrison defences by Sir Josias Bodley c. 1610.

Sources:

Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CO112-036----. Accessed 4.1.2018.
Eric Klingelhofer, Castles and colonists: an archaeology of Elizabethan Ireland (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2010).
Evelyn Philip Shirley, et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867), p. 194.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Castle ny Park", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid188":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid188":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid189":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid189":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375025711"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365778015", "individual_record":"191", "title":"Castle of Lismore, seen from the Bridge, County of Waterford", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Lismore Castle from the east, across the River Blackwater. The castle, surrounded by trees, is perched on a rocky hill, dominating the river. A low round structure with conical roof stands on an outcrop to the left. A boat is seen sailing across the water. The image emphasizes the sheer drop from the castle to the water, and the massive masonry which supports it.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1801", "manifestation_maxyear":"1801", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Holmes, George (Author of travel text)","Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Lismore", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid":"ii_person_1365758575", "manifestationid190":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid190":"ii_person_1365758575", "authors":["Holmes, George"], "manifestationid191":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid191":"ii_person_1365758575", "artists":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1365778015"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369742367", "individual_record":"193", "title":"Castletown House the Seat of the Right Honourable Thomas Connolly", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plan of the ground floor of Castletown House, with scale in feet and names and measurements of rooms.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Castletown House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid192":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid192":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid193":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid193":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369742367"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523102798", "individual_record":"195", "title":"Cataract of a river near Bantry", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of a broad waterfall, with mill, mill-race, footbridge, and other structures.
The location is Dunnamark or Donemark, near where the Mealagh River enters Bantry Bay, 2km north of Bantry.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CO118-006002-. Accessed 7.6.2018.
Gábor Gelléri, ‘An unknown “creator” of picturesque Ireland – the Irish sketches and notes of Luttrell Wynne, the “Gentleman of Oxford”’, Irish Architectural and Decorative Studies, XVIII (2016), 44-65.
Paul Sandby, The Virtuosi's Museum; containing select views, in England, Scotland, and Ireland (London: G. Kearsly, 1778 [-81]).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dunnamark Mill lot", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid194":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid194":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid195":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid195":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1523102798"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1360254491", "individual_record":"197", "title":"Catherine O’Donnell’s Hostelry", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of a cottage, with thatch held in place by stones, a rudimentary chimney and plank door. A woman and young girl, standing near the closed door, face the viewer. Another child is seated on the ground, close to a pig. Some unidentified material (hay, straw or manure) is heaped against the house.
Tim Robinson notes that the cottage, but not the figures, were copied from an illustration referring to Leitrim in Mr and Mrs S.C. Hall’s Ireland: its Scenery, Character, &c., vol. III (London, 1843).

Source:
Thomas Colville Scott, Connemara after the Famine: Journal of a Survey of the Martin Estate, 1853, edited & introduced by Tim Robinson (Dublin: Lilliput Press, 1995).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Connemara", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid196":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid196":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid197":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid197":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1360254491"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369919961", "individual_record":"199", "title":"Cattle Harness", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Greyscale ink wash drawing of a harness, with scale in inches.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid198":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid198":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid199":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid199":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369919961"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370085212", "individual_record":"200", "title":"Caves expiatoires, Inishmurray", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plan and profiles of so-called 'caves expiatoires', in reality monastic cells or clochans, and related monuments on Inishmurray, Co. Sligo. Fig. 1: the great stone circle surrounding the cells. Fig. 2: the 'Irish' stone dedicated to Muidhr; Fig. 3: the 'Indian' stone dedicated to the sun. A and B: ruins of chapels dedicated to St Malase [Molaise] and St. Columb [Columcille]. C: each of the four 'caves'. D: the position of the stone. Small d: each of the two entrances to the circle. These explanations are given on p. iv. In addition, small b represents the boundary wall. A scale in feet is provided in the bottom left-hand corner.
Plate from Collectanea de rebus hibernicis (1786), provided by Charles Vallancey, who idiosyncratically interpreted the cells as evidence of cave worship, being, he alleged, ‘Antra Mithrae’ associated with the cult of Mithra, or the sun.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. SL001-001001-. Accessed 23.02.2018.
Charles Vallancey (ed.), Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis, part II, no. XIV (Dublin: Luke White, 1786), pp. 210-212, 220, and plate 5.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Promenade d'un Français", "manifestation_minyear":"1797", "manifestation_maxyear":"1797", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["La Tocnaye, Jacques-Louis de (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"The Cashel, Inishmurray", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335289014", "personid":"ii_person_1309783651", "manifestationid200":"ii_manifestation_1335289014", "personid200":"ii_person_1309783651", "authors":["La Tocnaye, Jacques-Louis de"], "label":"ii_image_1370085212"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370358688", "individual_record":"201", "title":"Chaise-marine or Jaunting Car", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Illustration of jaunting car with block wheels. The driver, holding a whip, is standing on a shaft attached by a rope to the horse’s halter.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Hibernia Curiosa", "manifestation_minyear":"1769", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bush, John (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid":"ii_person_1310663332", "manifestationid201":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid201":"ii_person_1310663332", "authors":["Bush, John"], "label":"ii_image_1370358688"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525599554", "individual_record":"203", "title":"Champ de bataille à Aughrim", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch plan of the battlefield at Aughrim, with compass rose.
Notations include an indication of the lands of the MacNevens, acquaintances of the author, who visited the area in May 1789.
Sketched on facing pages of notebook, turned upside down.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Carnets de voyage", "manifestation_minyear":"1790", "manifestation_maxyear":"1791", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Author of travel text)","Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid":"ii_person_1310678122", "manifestationid202":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid202":"ii_person_1310678122", "authors":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne"], "manifestationid203":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid203":"ii_person_1310678122", "artists":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1525599554"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526029341", "individual_record":"206", "title":"Château de Dangan", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of ruined mansion and other buildings. Men and women with rakes in foreground. Trees and the sun partially hidden by cloud.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Griffiths, Henry (Engraver)"], "locname":"Dangan castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526135418", "manifestationid204":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid204":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "manifestationid205":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid205":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Griffiths, Henry (Engraver)"], "manifestationid206":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid206":"ii_person_1526135418", "label":"ii_image_1526029341"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530451378", "individual_record":"209", "title":"Château de Ross, Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Ross Castle on the lakeshore near Killarney. A ruined towerhouse silhouetted against the sky to the left, with adjacent wall and other ruined structures. A calm lake with sailing boats, one ressembling a barge, and two rowing boats with awnings and passengers. Two figures with broad-brimmed hats on the foreshore. Wooded landscape to either side of the lake the lake. Backdrop of mountains rising above clouds to the right.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Cousen, Charles (Engraver)"], "locname":"Ross Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526139404", "manifestationid207":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid207":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Cousen, Charles (Engraver)"], "manifestationid208":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid208":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "manifestationid209":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid209":"ii_person_1526139404", "label":"ii_image_1530451378"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372844958", "individual_record":"211", "title":"Christ’s Church", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia and red ink sketch of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, surrounded by buildings. In the centre of the image steps lead up to the entrance, above which rises the bell tower. To the right of the entrance a troop of soldiers with lances is marching by; they are represented by a fragment from a printed plate pasted upon the drawing. A bilobate frame partially surrounds the upper part and sides of the image.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid210":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid210":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid211":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid211":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1372844958"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366122089", "individual_record":"214", "title":"Church and Round Tower, Clonmacnoise", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of twelfth-century Temple Finghin and adjoining round tower at Clonmacnoise, showing Romanesque detail on the church doorway and the tower's conical cap. One of the tower's windows is seen on its right-hand side. There is a wall adjacent to the buildings and the River Shannon flows in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Nicholl, Andrew (Draughtsman)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)","Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "locname":"Temple Finghin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1399018070", "manifestationid212":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid212":"ii_person_1366122868", "artists":["Nicholl, Andrew (Draughtsman)","Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid213":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid213":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid214":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid214":"ii_person_1399018070", "label":"ii_image_1366122089"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374681636", "individual_record":"216", "title":"Clare Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Clare Castle, now a ruin in the town of Clarecastle, Co. Clare. A bridge with five arches connects the castle to the opposite bank of the River Fergus. The castle complex, in the centre of the image and beyond the bridge, comprises several buildings and towers. A courtyard with two cannons lies to the right of the castle. In the foreground, a figure is fishing on the river bank close to the viewer, and on the right a road leads towards the castle. A bird of prey is diving towards two apparently dead or exhausted animals, one a large rodent, the other a frog. This small drama is represented by two fragments of printed plate pasted on the drawing; a third printed fragment is used to suggest a distant view of hills. The image is partly enclosed in an ovoid frame, with the bridge, the road and the castle walls extending beyond it.

Dineley may have taken the dead animals from the same plate that he cut into pieces to embellish his view of ‘The North Prospect of Bunratty Castle’ (q.v.). They appear to belong to an illustration of either the Battle of Frogs and Mice (or Rats), recounted in the Batrachomyomachia (5th century BC), or Aesop’s fable of ‘The Kite, the Frog and the Mouse’. In the latter case, the bird of prey may be from the same plate.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Clare Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid215":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid215":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid216":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid216":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374681636"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375007097", "individual_record":"218", "title":"Clare Castle its Prospect from the Road between it and the Town of Six mile Bridge", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Clare Castle. The building is partially surrounded by the River Fergus and connected to the opposite bank by two multi-arched bridges. Three fragments of printed plates are pasted in the foreground, depicting a horse, a troop of soldiers with lances and pennants, and a skirmish.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Clare Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid217":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid217":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid218":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid218":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375007097"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366212048", "individual_record":"220", "title":"Clare Island", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Clare Island seen from the mainland, across Clew Bay. Foliage frames the image in the foreground. A large building stands in the middle distance, not far from the shore. Further away, to the left, another imposing building is located very close to the water’s edge, where two ships are moored. A third ship and several sailing boats are dotted around the bay.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Clare Island, Co. Mayo", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid219":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid219":"ii_person_1399018070", "artists":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid220":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid220":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1366212048"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369911249", "individual_record":"222", "title":"Clew Bay near Newport", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Clew Bay from a headland about four miles from Westport House (probably Roscahill or Rosnakilly). The bay is scattered with several small islands and mountains are visible on either side. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with a light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Roscahill", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid221":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid221":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid222":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid222":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369911249"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1360253433", "individual_record":"224", "title":"Clifden", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Clifden from below. River and bridge on the left-hand side of the image. A waterfall descends under the town on the left. Houses creep up a mountain above it, and are also visible against mountains that stretch further in the background. According to Tim Robinson the image was copied from an engraving in Ms and Mrs S.C. Hall’s Ireland: its Scenery, Character, &c., Vol. III (London, 1843). (A Survey of the Martin Estate. Dublin: The Lilliput Press, 1995, p. 96).", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Clifden", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid223":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid223":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid224":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid224":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1360253433"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347277471", "individual_record":"226", "title":"Cliffs, White Bay", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Section view of cliffs at White Bay, east of Glenarm, Co. Antrim, showing how the road was constructed at that point.
Copy of a plan which originally appeared in the Second Annual Report of the Commissioners for the Extension and Improvement of Public Works in Ireland (London: 1834).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "locname":"White Bay", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid225":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid225":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid226":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid226":"ii_person_1389199445", "artists":["Lee, James (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1347277471"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373888313", "individual_record":"228", "title":"Cloghgrenan Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Clogrenan Castle across the River Barrow. The five-storey red brick building, with elaborate windows, decorative gables and crenellated parapet, stands beside a lower construction, behind a stone wall fronting the river. A tree, two cannons and a troop of soldiers are on the river bank opposite to the castle; these are fragments of a printed plate pasted upon the drawing.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Clogrennane Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid227":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid227":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid228":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid228":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373888313"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359473218", "individual_record":"230", "title":"Clonmell", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Street view in Clonmel, with crowd walking along the main street. A steeple is visible beyond the roof tops. There are people on the balconies of a tall building in the foreground, on the right-hand side. A closed carriage drawn by four horses is stationary beside a gallows up which two men are clambering.", "imagenote":"George Augustus Montgomery", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Posting and Turnpikes", "manifestation_minyear":"1826", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)","Montgomery, George Augustus (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Clonmel", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid":"ii_person_1359463157", "manifestationid229":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid229":"ii_person_1359463157", "artists":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid230":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid230":"ii_person_1359463157", "authors":["Montgomery, George Augustus"], "label":"ii_image_1359473218"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374961132", "individual_record":"232", "title":"Clonrond Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Clonroad Castle, Clonroad More, Ennis, Co. Clare, named here as Clonrond. The castle, which is no longer extant, is viewed from north to south, across the River Fergus. It is depicted as a tower house with an attached six-bay mansion and another building, surrounded by a bawn and curtain wall. The entrance is defended by a machicolation. The rooftop feature of the tower may be a fumarole. This group of buildings is situated on a bend in the river, with two multi-arched bridges leading to it. There is a building on the near shore, at the entrance to the eastern bridge, and the gable end of another is just visible in the foreground to the right. The image is surrounded by an oval frame, above which the title is presented in a cartouche in the form of a banner.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, records no. CL033-085002-, CL033-085003-, CL033-085004-, and CL033-085----. Accessed 12.1.2018.
B. Ó Dálaigh (ed.) 2012 Irish Historic Towns Atlas, no. 25. Ennis (Dublin: Royal Irish Academy, 2012).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Clonroad Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid231":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid231":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid232":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid232":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374961132"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359563112", "individual_record":"233", "title":"Cloyne Round Tower", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of the round tower in Cloyne, standing on a rocky outcrop. It is shown against an empty background.
As depicted here, the tower appears to be in a better state of preservation than in the illustration in Thomas Crofton Croker, Researches in the South of Ireland (London: John Murray, 1824). The design of the crenellations in both cases is the same, but has since been altered.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Cloyne Round Tower", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid233":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359563112"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359475815", "individual_record":"235", "title":"Cloysters and Yew at Muckross Abbey", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Interior of the cloisters of Muckross Abbey. A vast yew tree at the centre of the cloister dominates the image.", "imagenote":"George Augustus Montgomery", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Posting and Turnpikes", "manifestation_minyear":"1826", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Author of travel text)","Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Muckross Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid":"ii_person_1359463157", "manifestationid234":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid234":"ii_person_1359463157", "authors":["Montgomery, George Augustus"], "manifestationid235":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid235":"ii_person_1359463157", "artists":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359475815"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1376652465", "individual_record":"237", "title":"Coat of Arms of Mr Hugh Percivall", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of the coat of arms of Mr Hugh Percivall, depicting a horse viewed from the side, with its fore and hind left legs spancelled.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"animal painting", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid236":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid236":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid237":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid237":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1376652465"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359122639", "individual_record":"238", "title":"Coleraine Salmon Leap", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the salmon leap on the Bann river, near Coleraine.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"The Cutts", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid238":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid238":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359122639"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369138197", "individual_record":"241", "title":"Comme Dhuv (The Black Valley)", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Scenic view of the Black Valley, near the Gap of Dunloe, Co. Kerry. There are two men on a crag beside a pool in the foreground. One is standing, facing the viewer and waving his hat; the other is seated and holding a book. Two other figures are approaching from the valley below. A river winds away into the distance along the valley floor. Mountains (Macgillicuddy's Reeks) tower in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Hill, Henry (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"The Black Valley, near Carrauntoohil", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid239":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid239":"ii_person_1369137439", "artists":["Hill, Henry (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid240":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid240":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid241":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid241":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1369138197"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347279310", "individual_record":"244", "title":"Common sort of Mayo Mud-Cabin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Exterior image of a Mayo mud-cabin with smoke coming out of a hole in the slope of the roof. There is one window to the left of the door, and a pile of stones at one gable end.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "locname":"Mayo", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid242":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid242":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "manifestationid243":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid243":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid244":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid244":"ii_person_1389199445", "label":"ii_image_1347279310"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526547634", "individual_record":"247", "title":"Connemara-Ballinahinch", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of mountains, lake, river and three-arch bridge. Cottage to the right, water bailiff's look-out to the left.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The sportsman in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1840", "manifestation_maxyear":"1840", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Westall, William (Engraver)","Allen, Robert (Draughtsman)","Dix, John (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310557721", "personid":"ii_person_1310663646", "manifestationid245":"ii_manifestation_1310557721", "personid245":"ii_person_1526550778", "artists":["Westall, William (Engraver)","Allen, Robert (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid246":"ii_manifestation_1310557721", "personid246":"ii_person_1310663098", "manifestationid247":"ii_manifestation_1310557721", "personid247":"ii_person_1310663646", "authors":["Dix, John"], "label":"ii_image_1526547634"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364895075", "individual_record":"249", "title":"Connemara domestic Corn Mill", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of a hand quern, referred to by the author as a corn mill, of a type that was commonly used in Connemara households.
Tim Robinson notes that the drawing was copied from an illustration in the chapter on Leitrim in Mr and Mrs S.C. Hall’s Ireland: Its Scenery, Character, &c., Vol. III (London, 1843).

Source:
Thomas Colville Scott, A Survey of the Martin Estate, edited and introduced by Tim Robinson (Dublin: The Lilliput Press, 1995).", "imagenote":"The remark by Tim Robinson is on p. 97", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Roundstone", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid248":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid248":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid249":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid249":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1364895075"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364898794", "individual_record":"251", "title":"Connemara Pig", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of head of Connemara pig.

Tim Robinson (p. 97) notes that this drawing was copied from an illustration in Mr and Mrs S.C. Hall’s Ireland: its Scenery, Character, &c., Vol. III (London, 1843).

Source: Tim Robinson, A Survey of the Martin Estate (Dublin: The Lilliput Press, 1995).", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"animal painting", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Connemara", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid250":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid250":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid251":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid251":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1364898794"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369749111", "individual_record":"253", "title":"Construction of an Irish cabin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Four images of a mud-wall cabin. The first, in the top left-hand quarter, shows the walls of the cabin without roofing, with two men at work on their construction. In the top right, the wooden framework of the roof has been erected on top of the walls. In the bottom left, the complete thatched roof is in position. In the bottom right, a more dishevelled cabin is seen from further away. It has been built against the slope of a hillside, and smoke is rising from the doorway.
The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with light blue wash borders.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Summerhill", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid252":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid252":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid253":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid253":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369749111"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375436102", "individual_record":"255", "title":"Copper coin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of Irish coin. Both faces are shown: on the obverse side, with the legend ‘FLOREAT REX’, King David appears as a crowned figure playing a harp while gazing upwards at a crown; the reverse, with the legend ‘QUIESCAT PLEBS’, shows St Patrick in front of a church, wearing robes and mitre and bearing a crozier.

This is the smaller of two copper coins of similar design struck for use in Ireland. Opinions differ as to when each was produced: the smaller may have first appeared during the exile of Charles II or after the Restoration. It was formerly thought to have been struck as a farthing, and was often referred to as ‘St Patrick’s farthing’. The consensus now is that it was simply a small halfpenny piece. In America, where it was imported in quantity in 1681 by Mark Newby, a Dublin Quaker, it was recognized in 1682 as legal tender, worth a halfpenny. Dineley’s text provides evidence that this was also its value in Ireland in 1680-1681.

Sources:
Edward Colgan, For want of good money: the story of Ireland’s coinage (Bray, Co. Wicklow: 2003).
Oliver D. Hoover, ‘The chronology of the St Patrick coinage: a response’, C4 Newsletter, 18:2 (Summer 2010), 19-25.
J. N. Lupia, ‘The two St Patrick coinages: the smaller c. 1646-1660 and the larger c. 1688,’ C4 Newsletter, 17:4 (Winter 2009), 8-19.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid254":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid254":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid255":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid255":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375436102"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371726096", "individual_record":"257", "title":"Cork, from the Mardyke Walk", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Cork. The Mardyke walk is in the foreground, with a row of trees running parallel to road. On the left, a man is sitting under a tree, looking towards the city. On the right, several people are walking along the road. Fields are beyond the trees, with several cows at pasture. The city develops beyond the fields, in the distance.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Mardyke Walk, Cork", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid256":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid256":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid257":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid257":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "label":"ii_image_1371726096"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365765285", "individual_record":"259", "title":"Cormack’s Chapel, on the South Side of the Cathedral of Cashel, County of Tipperary", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the southern side of the Cathedral of Cashel, and of Cormack’s Chapel. Some gravestones are in the foreground, on the right-hand side of the image, and two figures are visible immediately to the left of the building, silhouetted against the sky.", "imagenote":"George Holmes", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1801", "manifestation_maxyear":"1801", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Holmes, George (Author of travel text)","Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Rock of Cashel", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid":"ii_person_1365758575", "manifestationid258":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid258":"ii_person_1365758575", "authors":["Holmes, George"], "manifestationid259":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid259":"ii_person_1365758575", "artists":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1365765285"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359470440", "individual_record":"261", "title":"Courtown", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Courtown House, in Co. Wexford.", "imagenote":"George Augustus Montgomery", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Posting and Turnpikes", "manifestation_minyear":"1826", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)","Montgomery, George Augustus (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Courtown", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid":"ii_person_1359463157", "manifestationid260":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid260":"ii_person_1359463157", "artists":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid261":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid261":"ii_person_1359463157", "authors":["Montgomery, George Augustus"], "label":"ii_image_1359470440"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335342373", "individual_record":"262", "title":"Court tomb, Ballyglass", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Ground plan of the 'Giant's Grave', the larger of the two court tombs at Ballyglass, near Ballycastle, Co. Mayo.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballyglass, near Ballycastle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid262":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid262":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1335342373"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366038751", "individual_record":"263", "title":"Cove", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Cobh from the sea. A paddle steamer is seen in the foreground, on the left-hand side. In the small harbour there is another ship and a large boat or unmasted ship. Beyond these, the town stretches up the surrounding hills in well ordered lines. Prominent among the buildings are two ecclesiastical structures, one with flag and flagpole.", "imagenote":"Alexander Knox", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Irish Watering Places", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_maxyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Knox, Alexander (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Cobh", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366038168", "personid":"ii_person_1366037107", "manifestationid263":"ii_manifestation_1366038168", "personid263":"ii_person_1366037107", "authors":["Knox, Alexander"], "label":"ii_image_1366038751"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375101161", "individual_record":"265", "title":"Craig Owhny Castle in the County of Tipperary", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of what the author calls Craigh Owhny or Cragg Owhny Castle, in Co. Tipperary. The tower house and adjacent buildings stand on top of a cliff, encircled by walls. A brook is in the foreground. The image is within a circular frame.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Cragg Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid264":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid264":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid265":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid265":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375101161"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366643125", "individual_record":"267", "title":"Croagh Patrick", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Croagh Patrick. In the foreground a rather well developed walled road winds up from a village, visible further in the distance in the centre of the image and towards the left. Two pairs of people are on the road, and tall trees provide a natural frame to the image. The mountain towers above.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)","Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "locname":"Croagh Patrick", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1399018070", "manifestationid266":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid266":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid267":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid267":"ii_person_1399018070", "artists":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1366643125"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525728261", "individual_record":"269", "title":"Cromlech et plan, Ballyhattan", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of a megalithic tomb and its ground plan. Formerly in the townland of Ballyhattan, this monument no longer survives.
The original sketch, of which this is a copy, was made by John Brownrigg in 1786, and may have been acquired by William Burton Conyngham. It is now lost, but another copy, probably made c.1794, is to be found in the National Library of Ireland, in the collection assembled by Austin Cooper.

Source:
Peter Harbison, 'Three Midland Megaliths as drawn and described in 1786 by J. Brownrigg, Surveyor', in Helen Roche et al. (eds), From Megaliths to Metals: Essays in honour of George Eogan (Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2004), pp. 246-253.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Carnets de voyage", "manifestation_minyear":"1790", "manifestation_maxyear":"1791", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)","Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballyhattan", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid":"ii_person_1310678122", "manifestationid268":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid268":"ii_person_1310678122", "artists":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid269":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid269":"ii_person_1310678122", "authors":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne"], "label":"ii_image_1525728261"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370953101", "individual_record":"271", "title":"Cromlech, Glengad", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wood engraving of a cromlech, or megalithic tomb, in Glengad (also known as Dooncarton), Co. Mayo. This is a court tomb, situated in a grassy field. Birds are seen flying in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Evans, Edmund (Engraver)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Glengad or Dooncarton", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid270":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid270":"ii_person_1370870816", "artists":["Evans, Edmund (Engraver)"], "manifestationid271":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid271":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1370953101"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368913298", "individual_record":"272", "title":"Cross and Ogham pillar stone, Kilmalkedar", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"On the left, a cross carved from a single piece of stone, with raised panel on the shaft. On the right, a standing stone with Ogham inscriptions.
Kilmalkedar (Cill Maoilchéadair) is referred to in the text as Killmachedor. The Early Christian and Medieval ecclesiastical complex which the author describes lies at the foot of the western slopes of Reenconnell hill, overlooking Smerwick Harbour. Chatterton neither mentions nor depicts the hole ‘of dice-box shape’ (Macalister) pierced through the upper part of the ogham stone.
Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, records KE042-026006-, KE042-026001-.
Judith Cuppage (ed.), Archaeological Survey of the DIngle Peninsula (Ballyferriter: Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, 1986).
R.A.S. Macalister, Corpus inscriptionum insularum celticarum, Vol. 1 (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1945), record 180-1.
Ogham in 3D, Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies, https://ogham.celt.dias.ie.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid272":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid272":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368913298"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368916641", "individual_record":"273", "title":"Cross, Reenconnell", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Inscribed Latin cross with T-bar terminals and concentric circles surrounding the point where the shaft and arms meet. Summary outline of ship at sea in the distance.

Located at the Calluragh/An Ceallúnach children's burial ground, Reenconnell, Co. Kerry.
Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, records KE043-013002- and KE043-013003.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Calluragh burial ground, near Reenconnell", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid273":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid273":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368916641"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359565649", "individual_record":"274", "title":"Crown and sword", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Watercolour of two archaeological items found in the Bog of Allen. The first is a silver crown, with diadems and fleur-de-lis; the second is a sword, with convex blade on both sides. The handle is missing. The image of the sword includes measurements, and the crown is life-size.", "imagenote":"Anon", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Bog of Allen", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid274":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359565649"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370357360", "individual_record":"275", "title":"Curiosities in Ireland", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Imaginary landscape where natural and man-made attractions appear in the same view. They include the Wicklow Mountains, the Skelligs, a section of the Giant’s Causeway, a round tower, and a high cross.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Hibernia Curiosa", "manifestation_minyear":"1769", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bush, John (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid":"ii_person_1310663332", "manifestationid275":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid275":"ii_person_1310663332", "authors":["Bush, John"], "label":"ii_image_1370357360"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359477400", "individual_record":"277", "title":"Custom House", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of the Custom House in Dublin, from across the Liffey. A few pedestrians stand in the foreground, while, beyond them, tall masts are the only indication of the river's presence.", "imagenote":"George Augustus Montgomery", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Posting and Turnpikes", "manifestation_minyear":"1826", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)","Montgomery, George Augustus (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Custom House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid":"ii_person_1359463157", "manifestationid276":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid276":"ii_person_1359463157", "artists":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid277":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid277":"ii_person_1359463157", "authors":["Montgomery, George Augustus"], "label":"ii_image_1359477400"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368004368", "individual_record":"279", "title":"Custom House, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dublin Custom House, from the quayside nearby. Two women enveloped in cloaks and hoods are sitting in the foreground, with baskets at their feet and three pigs apparently feeding on cabbages. A lively but relatively humble street scene, with numerous pedestrians and several vehicles, occupies the space in front of the focal building. Three ships, one with ‘Shamrock’ written across its stern, and a boat are docked by the quay.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Custom House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid278":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid278":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid279":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid279":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1368004368"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370208050", "individual_record":"280", "title":"Dalkey Island", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Although the title handwritten below the image is 'Howth Head', this is an image of Dalkey Island, which has been pasted into the album. A martello tower on a rocky outcrop dominates one end of the island. At the other end there is a roofless two-storey building (the ruin of St Begnet's's church), and a little below it a column of smoke rises from the ground. There are sails on the horizon and a steamship travelling towards the coast. A smaller boat close to the shore appears to be carrying a group of anglers with rods. On the shore there are several standing or sitting figures. Large rocks occupy the right-hand foreground, others emerge from the sea.

This image is almost identical to a view entitled ‘Dalkey Island, Bay of Dublin', engraved by J. Greig after a drawing by George Petrie for Thomas Cromwell's Excursions through Ireland (London: Longman et al., 1820).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dalkey Island", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid280":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid280":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1370208050"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368814870", "individual_record":"281", "title":"Darrynane Abbey - Co. of Kerry", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Darrynane, or Derrynane, in Caherdaniel, Co. Kerry, the ancestral seat of the O'Connells, seen against a backdrop of mountains, with woodland surrounding the substantial main buildings which face the sea. There are other buildings to the right, and, further away to the left, what appears to be a steeple or tower. In the foreground, near a gateway, several figures and a dog are walking in the direction of the house.", "imagenote":"The ruined abbey visited by Chatterton, and which cannot be seen in the image, is Ahamore Abbey on nearby Ahamore Island. When a chapel was added to Derrynane House in 1844 it was modelled on Ahamore Abbey and from then on the house was also known as Derrynane Abbey, though not an abbey in the strict sense. In 1838, when Georgiana Chatterton visited it, the house was the home of Daniel 'The Liberator' O'Connell (1775-1847).
Sources:
The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/Surveys/Buildings/);
Mark Bence-Jones, A Guide to Irish Country Houses (London: Constable Press, 2nd ed., 1988).
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record KE106-074----Accessed 03.10.2017", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Darrynane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid281":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid281":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368814870"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369124919", "individual_record":"284", "title":"Donegal Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Donegal Castle, seen across the River Eske. A man stands in the foreground facing the viewer, in the centre of the image, with a fishing rod on his shoulder. The ruin stand directly above him. Two bridges, one to right and one to the left of the castle, join it with the opposite side of the river. In the distance, houses are visible on the left-hand side of the image, and the spire of a church emerges on the right.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Radclyffe, Edward (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid282":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid282":"ii_person_1368025809", "artists":["Radclyffe, Edward (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid283":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid283":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid284":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid284":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1369124919"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375012606", "individual_record":"286", "title":"Donogoroge Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Doonnagurroge Castle, near Killimer, seen from the north-east, with the estuary of the River Shannon behind it and Co. Kerry in the distance. The castle complex. composed of a tower house and mansarded house, stands within a bawn in a hilly wooded landscape. Four other low buildings lie outside the wall. Two fragments of printed plate pasted in the foreground depict riders with lances, and a tree. Touchs of red have been added to the horsemen. Letters within the image mark major features which are identified in the accompanying key. The broad perspective takes in Glin Castle to the south-east, Burrawn [Burrane], Kilcardane [Kilcredaun] Point and Knock Ray [Rehy Hill] to the west. A very summarily drawn round tower indicates the position of Scattery island. The image is surrounded by an oval frame.

Dun-na-gCorrog, now commonly known as Doonnagurroge, appears under various names including Dunegrock, Dunnagurroge and Dunagurrog. The ‘corróg’ element may originally have referred to the small round hill marked R by Dineley, where there is a rath or ring-fort. The Irish name of the locality.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, records no. CL067-058---- and CL067-068----. Accessed 13.1.2018.
Logainm, at https://www.logainm.ie/. Accessed 14.1.2018.
Patrick Weston Joyce, The origin and history of Irish names of place, vol. 1 (Dublin: McGlashan & Gill, 1871).
Evelyn Philip Shirley, et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, New series, vol. 6, no. 1 (1867) (see pp. 184-185).
Risteárd Ua Cróinín & Martin Breen, ‘The Hidden Towers: The Old Ground, Ennistymon and Donogrogue Tower Houses’, The Other Clare, 16 (1992), 5-15.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Doonnagurroge Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid285":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid285":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid286":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid286":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375012606"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364488822", "individual_record":"288", "title":"Dooeyher Bay", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dooeyher bay, with two figures (probably a man and a woman) standing on the shore, with their backs towards the viewer, looking across the sea. Other figures on the shore are moving a boat. Another boat is in the water. Mountains stretch in the distance.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dooyeher", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid287":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid287":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid288":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid288":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1364488822"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370949047", "individual_record":"289", "title":"Doonminalla", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of headland named Doonminulla or Doonminalla, in the townland of Carrownaglogh, near Portacloy, Co. Mayo.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Portacloy", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid289":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid289":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1370949047"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370528966", "individual_record":"290", "title":"Doon Point, in the Island of Rathlin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of cliffs and basaltic pillars on Rathlin Island. In the bottom right-hand corner of the image there is a rowing boat with four passengers. The cliffs extend further into the distance and to the left. Beyond them, in the background, are higher cliffs, and sails of two distant ships are just visible on the horizon. This is one of two illustrations printed on the same plate, placed above the image of ‘Rock and Rope Bridge at Carrick-A-Rede’.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Doon Point", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid290":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid290":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370528966"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359722254", "individual_record":"292", "title":"Doorway in Galway", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pencil drawing of an ‘ancient doorway' in Galway city. A boy is sitting in front of the closed door, and a woman is standing on the right-hand side of the doorway.
According to Tim Robinson 'Details of the figures show that Scott's sketch of the 'ancient doorway' is copied from one in the Handbook to Galway, Connemara, and the Irish Highlands, ill. Jas. Mahony (London and Dublin 1854).' (A Survey of the Martin Estate. Dublin: The Lilliput Press, 1995, p. 94).", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Galway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid291":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid291":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid292":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid292":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1359722254"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370875428", "individual_record":"295", "title":"Downpatrick Head and Dunbrista", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Downpatrick Head and the sea stack of Dún Briste, or Doonbristy, in Co. Mayo, on a calm day. There is a ruined church and graveyard close to the coast in the foreground, on the left, with a tall standing stone nearby. Further off, near the shore, are two animals, probably cows.", "imagenote":"The church seen here is St Patrick's, in the townland of Doonfeeny Upper, north-west of Ballycastle, Co. Mayo.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Henri, Lieutenant (Draughtsman)","Evans, Edmund (Engraver)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Downpatrick Head", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid293":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid293":"ii_person_1370876486", "artists":["Henri, Lieutenant (Draughtsman)","Evans, Edmund (Engraver)"], "manifestationid294":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid294":"ii_person_1370870816", "manifestationid295":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid295":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1370875428"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522616818", "individual_record":"297", "title":"Drogheda from the banks of the Boyne", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Drogheda from the river bank. Tall buildings, a church and castle. Ships moored in the harbour and smaller boats by the shore. Wooded hills in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Drogheda", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid296":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid296":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid297":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid297":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522616818"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372166587", "individual_record":"298", "title":"Dromoland Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dromoland castle set on rising ground, with Dromoland Lough in the foreground, framed by trees. A coach-and-four, with driver and attendant, approaching the castle.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dromoland Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid298":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid298":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372166587"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370352557", "individual_record":"301", "title":"Dubh Lough, County Mayo", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dubh Loch (Doolough) or the Black Lake, with striking effects of light. Steep mountains on either side and a solitary sailing boat on the lake.

The attribution of this aquatint to John Heaviside Clark is based on the fact that the other illustration in this work is almost certainly by him, and is signed in the same manner.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Angler in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1834", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Clark, John Heaviside (Engraver)","Lover, Samuel (Author of travel text)","Belton, William (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Doolough", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid":"ii_person_1370345919", "manifestationid299":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid299":"ii_person_1370346296", "artists":["Clark, John Heaviside (Engraver)"], "manifestationid300":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid300":"ii_person_1370347107", "authors":["Lover, Samuel","Belton, William"], "manifestationid301":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid301":"ii_person_1370345919", "label":"ii_image_1370352557"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371740861", "individual_record":"304", "title":"Dublin", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the Four Courts across the River Liffey, before the dome had acquired its verdigris patina. On the near quay, the scene features a sidecar, or jaunting car, with driver and two elegantly dressed female passengers, and people strolling in the street or gazing at the river. The river traffic consists of three rowing boats and one small masted boat. The opposite quay, in front of the Four Courts, is relatively thronged with pedestrians and carriages, most notably a coach-and-four with outriders. A multi-arched bridge spans the river below the Four Courts.", "imagenote":"", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Four Courts, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid302":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid302":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid303":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid303":"ii_person_1371130058", "artists":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid304":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid304":"ii_person_1309784412", "label":"ii_image_1371740861"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1312113463", "individual_record":"306", "title":"Dublin Bay, d. 14th Octob. 1818", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Dublin Bay seen from the North Strand. The promontory on the left is Howth Head, and the outskirts of the city are visible far off to the right. A variety of buildings stand in the foreground and distance. Among them are thatched cottages and substantial single-storey buildings around a partly enclosed space dotted with trees. A tall building in the middle distance may be a castle but has a rather industrial look.

This watercolour may be compared with a very similar view in Anne Plumptre’s Narrative of a Residence in Ireland (1817). The print in that work bears a publication date of 1816 and is said by Plumptre to be based on a sketch made by her friend, a certain 'Mr C.', while staying in one of the few houses which then existed on the North Strand. She commends it as presenting the bay from an original angle. Rawert may conceivably have copied this print, although that appears unlikely – his prolific output suggests he had little need to have recourse to others’ work. It is also possible that he and 'Mr. C.' happened to stay in the same house on the North Strand, and happened to paint the same scene. Each of the views appears to have been made from a slightly elevated position.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Rawerts maleriske Reise", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)","Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid":"ii_person_1335359161", "manifestationid305":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid305":"ii_person_1335359161", "artists":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "manifestationid306":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid306":"ii_person_1335359161", "authors":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen"], "label":"ii_image_1312113463"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522625711", "individual_record":"308", "title":"Dublin from Phoenix Park", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Dublin from the south-east corner of Phoenix Park, looking eastward across open land and the River Liffey. A multi-arched bridge (Island Bridge), scattered buildings, a church (St Patrick's Cathedral) and fields occupy the middle ground, with the city proper lying further away on the left.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Phoenix Park (south-east)", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid307":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid307":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid308":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid308":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522625711"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525898687", "individual_record":"310", "title":"Dublin from the Circular Road", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Panoramic view of city from high ground on the North Circular Road. Large single span bridge over the Liffey. Fields and numerous tall buildings. St Patrick's Cathedral in the centre, the Royal Hospital, with tower, to the right.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"The Scientific Tourist through Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1818", "manifestation_maxyear":"1818", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)","Walford, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid":"ii_person_1309783068", "manifestationid309":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid309":"ii_person_1516197244", "artists":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)"], "manifestationid310":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid310":"ii_person_1309783068", "authors":["Walford, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1525898687"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375441640", "individual_record":"312", "title":"Dunboin Castle towards Bearhaven", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pictorial map of Dunboin [Dunboy] Castle, situated on a promontory at Bearhaven, in Bantry Bay, Co. Cork. Further down, on the right, a second castle, identified by the author as Dermond Castle [Castle Dhermod], is located on the shore, facing ‘an island’ [Dinish Island], beyond which lies Bear Island. Fragments of printed plate representing a galleon and a smaller sailing boat are pasted upon the image.

This map is a copy of part of an illustration in Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633), without the encampments and other military and naval details of the original. A related image by Dineley (‘Dunboy Castle’), copied from a different plate in Pacata Hibernia, shows part of this scene in reverse perspective, that is, viewed from west to east, rather than east to west as it is here.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record nos CO128-001002-, CO115-021-. Accessed 6.11.2014.
Eric Klingelhofer, Castles and colonists: an archaeology of Elizabethan Ireland (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2010).
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley’, The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, New series, vol. 5, no. 1 (1864), pp. 41, 47-48.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dunboy Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid311":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid311":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid312":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid312":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375441640"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374684905", "individual_record":"314", "title":"Dunboy Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pictorial map of Dunboy Castle and surrounding area. The castle is located on a promontory extending into a narrow bay between Bear Island and the mainland. It consists of a tower and main hall and is encircled by walls. An additional wall defends it from the mainland. The image is enclosed within a hexagonal frame. There are traces of pencil outlining the coast.

As a result of of Sir George Carew’s successful siege of Dunboy in June 1602, the castle was reduced to ‘a very ruined state’ and was later superseded by a Cromwellian starfort. This map is a copy of part of ‘The Seige of Dunboy’ in Sir Thomas Stafford's Pacata Hibernia (1633), without the details of batteries and ships which appear in the original. The view runs approximately from west to east. A related image by Dineley (‘Dunboin Castle towards Bearhaven’), copied from the same source as this, shows Bearhaven viewed from east to west.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record no. CO128-001002. Accessed 6.11.2014.
Cyril Falls, Elizabeth’s Irish Wars (London: Methuen, 1950).
Eric Klingelhofer, Castles and colonists: an archaeology of Elizabethan Ireland (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2010).
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley’, The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, New series, vol. 5, no. 1 (1864), p. 41.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dunboy Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid313":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid313":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid314":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid314":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374684905"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523351284", "individual_record":"316", "title":"Dunbroady Abbey", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ivy-clad ruins of Dunbroady Abbey, with the chancel and transept in the foreground. Some architectural details of the interior are also visible through the windows.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. WX039-030001-. Accessed 9.4.2018.
Francis Grose, The antiquities of Ireland, 2 vols (London: S. Hooper, 1791), vol. 1, pl. 125.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dunbrody Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid315":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid315":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid316":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid316":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1523351284"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523307337", "individual_record":"318", "title":"Dunbroady Abbey upon the Ross river", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the ruined Cistercian abbey at Dunbrody on the Campile River. Several tall ships are depicted on the river that meanders beyond the abbey. Further buildings in the distance, and hills in the foreground and background complete the scene.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. WX039-030001-. Accessed 9.4.2018.
Francis Grose, The antiquities of Ireland, 2 vols (London: S. Hooper, 1791), vol. 1, pl. 125.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dunbrody Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid317":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid317":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid318":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid318":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1523307337"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522857688", "individual_record":"320", "title":"Dunlow Castle, Killarney", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Simple sketch of Dunlow, or Dunloe, Castle, depicted as a tall tower house with additions and adjacent building, standing on an eminence at the foot of the mountains (the McGillicuddy Reeks). The River Laune in the foreground flows on past the castle.

Source:

Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record KE065-103----. Accessed 4.4.2018.

", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dunloe Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid319":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid319":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid320":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid320":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522857688"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359118660", "individual_record":"321", "title":"Dunluce Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dunluce Castle, with sea in the background.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dunluce Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid321":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid321":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359118660"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359119734", "individual_record":"322", "title":"Dunluce Castle and White Rocks", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dunluce Castle, on the left-hand side, with the White Rocks stretching away in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dunluce Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid322":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid322":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359119734"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369045587", "individual_record":"325", "title":"Dunluce Castle, County Antrim. [Ireland Picturesque and Romantic]", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dunluce Castle from the mainland. The castle, set on jagged cliffs, looms high above a stormy sea.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dunluce Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid323":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid323":"ii_person_1368791880", "artists":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid324":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid324":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid325":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid325":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1369045587"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366115997", "individual_record":"326", "title":"Dunluce Castle, County of Antrim", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dunluce Castle towering upon its rocky base. A stone bridge connects it to the mainland on the right. A man is about to cross the bridge, heading away from the castle. Seagulls are in the foreground on the top of the cliff.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Notes of a journey in the north of Ireland, in the summer of 1827", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1828", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Jackson, Mrs John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dunluce Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid":"ii_person_1366108347", "manifestationid326":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid326":"ii_person_1366108347", "authors":["Jackson, Mrs John"], "label":"ii_image_1366115997"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365603016", "individual_record":"327", "title":"Dunluce Castle [Hamilton, 1839]", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dunluce Castle. The ruined castle and its bridge stand in the middle ground, outlined against a stormy sky. Three figures on a cliff in the foreground, with their backs to the viewer, gaze out to sea. Waves lash the base of the cliffs and, in the distance, a small sailing boat is inclined at an alarming angle.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Letters concerning the northern coast of the county of Antrim", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hamilton, William (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dunluce Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid":"ii_person_1309798631", "manifestationid327":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid327":"ii_person_1309798631", "authors":["Hamilton, William"], "label":"ii_image_1365603016"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525516170", "individual_record":"329", "title":"Dunsandle castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dunsandle tower house, near Loughrea, with bawn wall and trees.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Carnets de voyage", "manifestation_minyear":"1790", "manifestation_maxyear":"1791", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Author of travel text)","Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dunsandle castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid":"ii_person_1310678122", "manifestationid328":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid328":"ii_person_1310678122", "authors":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne"], "manifestationid329":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid329":"ii_person_1310678122", "artists":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1525516170"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1312112638", "individual_record":"331", "title":"Eagle’s Nest & Echo, Lake of Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Identification of engraver tentative, based on signature and comparison with his known work.

View of the Eagle's Nest beyond a stretch of river linking the Upper and Lower Lakes of Killarney. Four figures in a boat in the foreground, two standing, two seated. Another person, from a rocky outcrop above the water, has just fired a small cannon, shown by the plume of smoke issuing from its barrel.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Scientific Tourist through Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1818", "manifestation_maxyear":"1818", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)","Walford, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Eagle's Nest", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid":"ii_person_1309783068", "manifestationid330":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid330":"ii_person_1516197244", "artists":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)"], "manifestationid331":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid331":"ii_person_1309783068", "authors":["Walford, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1312112638"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522962234", "individual_record":"333", "title":"Eagle's Nest, Killarney", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of lake and mountain scenery in the vicinity of the Eagle’s Nest. In the foreground, by the shore, is a rowing boat occupied by several figures. Another individual is seated nearby, possibly sketching, while a small group higher up is engaged in firing a cannon.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Eagle's Nest", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid332":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid332":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid333":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid333":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522962234"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365605651", "individual_record":"334", "title":"East View of the Giants' Causeway", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"The Giant's Causeway viewed from the east. The cliff and basalt columns are left and centre. On the right the sea stretches away into the distance. There is man with a horse on the seashore; further away, on the right, three more figures can be seen. A column of smoke rises nearby.", "imagenote":"William Hamilton", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Letters concerning the northern coast of the county of Antrim", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hamilton, William (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Giant's Causeway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid":"ii_person_1309798631", "manifestationid334":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid334":"ii_person_1309798631", "authors":["Hamilton, William"], "label":"ii_image_1365605651"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359564760", "individual_record":"335", "title":"Elk antlers", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Two fragments of elk antlers.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid335":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359564760"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359563898", "individual_record":"336", "title":"Elk antlers - Bog of Allen", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Wash drawing of two sets of remains of antlers found in the Bog of Allen, with measurements.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Bog of Allen", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid336":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359563898"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370514083", "individual_record":"337", "title":"Embarking, Dublin Bay", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Ink-wash drawing of a single-masted ship at anchor. The ship is on the right-hand side of the image. In the foreground, in the bottom right-hand corner, a figure is approaching, leading a horse, which is harnessed between the shafts of a cart or carriage which remains unseen outside the boundaries of the image. A group of three figures is nearby: two are standing and talking to each another, a third is kneeling down, by a large round basket. Another figure is on board the ship. In the left-hand area of the image, a second small ship is in the bay. A boat with a man rowing, and a woman and a child in the stern, is approaching the shore. There are cliffs in the background, and a ruined building, probably an abbey, is visible on the summit.
The view is reminiscent of George Morland's popular sea-coast scenes.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal of a tour from London to Shrewsbury, North Wales, Dublin and Chester", "manifestation_minyear":"1800", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Pigeon House, Poolbeg", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370448547", "manifestationid337":"ii_manifestation_1370448547", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1370514083"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368109397", "individual_record":"340", "title":"Enniscorthy, Wexford", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Enniscorthy, on either side of the River Slaney, with sailing boats moored along the banks. Details of the town include the castle to the left, the bridge right of centre and a wide variety of dwellings and other buildings extending out to the countryside. Numerous people are depicted. Among them are women in cloaks, or shawls, with baskets, a man with a cart backed against a warehouse with a hoist, and passengers in a small rowing boat. There is a suggestion of ornamental planting on the left bank of the river.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)"], "locname":"Enniscorthy", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1368009115", "manifestationid338":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid338":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid339":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid339":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)"], "manifestationid340":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid340":"ii_person_1368009115", "label":"ii_image_1368109397"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375008790", "individual_record":"342", "title":"Ennis its South East Prospect", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Ennis from the south-east. Letters A, B and D, and an explanatory key above the image, draw attention to three salient buildings. The Franciscan Friary, marked as ‘The Abby Church’, with its roofless chancel, is seen on the right against a background of hills. A substantial mansarded building near the centre is identified as the principal inn, while in front of it is the courthouse. They are surrounded by numerous buildings, both large and small. Further buildings, some crenellated, are set among hills in the foreground. Three fragments of printed plate are pasted on the drawing, depicting two trees and a troop of soldiers with lances, partly coloured red.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, records CL033-082001- (Franciscan Friary), CL033-082009- (Lenthall’s inn), CL033-082012- (courthouse). Accessed 19.12.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ennis", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid341":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid341":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid342":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid342":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375008790"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368009752", "individual_record":"345", "title":"Enniskerry, Wicklow", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Enniskerry, in Co. Wicklow, from the opposite side of the Glencullen River, with the main road leading into the village across a bridge. In the foreground a girl or woman is approaching the viewer with a basket or bucket on her head. There are cows on the bridge, and several figures beyond it, walking along the main street of the village. The Sugarloaf Mountain dominates the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Enniskerry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid343":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid343":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid344":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid344":"ii_person_1368009115", "artists":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid345":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid345":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368009752"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371729953", "individual_record":"348", "title":"Entrance of the Dargle from St. Valori, the Seat of J. C. Walker Esqr.", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the Dargle River from St Valery’s, the residence of J.C. Walker, Esq. In the foreground and on the right, a road leads uphill. To the left and in the centre of the image a path runs along the riverbank, where a man is standing, holding a fishing rod, and two other figures are sitting nearby. Left of centre is a a bridge across the river, over which a carriage and a horseman have just passed at full gallop. Fields and hills lie beyond the river, with mountains in the background. The landscape is dotted with deciduous trees and cypresses", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St Valery's", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid346":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid346":"ii_person_1371130058", "artists":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid347":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid347":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid348":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid348":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "label":"ii_image_1371729953"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372190705", "individual_record":"349", "title":"Entrance to Kilmallock from Limerick", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of road leading into town, with adjacent tower, houses and a few scattered figures.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kilmallock", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid349":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid349":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372190705"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335282339", "individual_record":"350", "title":"Esquisse d'une pièce d'or [...] trouvée près d'Arklow [...]", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Technical sketch of five aspects of a piece of gold found in September 1795 at the foot of Mount Croghan, near Avoca and Arklow, Co. Wicklow. The nugget, weighing 22 ounces, is 'the property of eight poor Labourers who agreed to join shares in the search' (p. 61). The sketch shows the dimensions of each of the narrow sides, of the broad side and of each of the ends.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Promenade d'un Français", "manifestation_minyear":"1797", "manifestation_maxyear":"1797", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["La Tocnaye, Jacques-Louis de (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Croghan, Co. Wicklow", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335289014", "personid":"ii_person_1309783651", "manifestationid350":"ii_manifestation_1335289014", "personid350":"ii_person_1309783651", "authors":["La Tocnaye, Jacques-Louis de"], "label":"ii_image_1335282339"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370022215", "individual_record":"352", "title":"Façade of building at Blarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Greyscale ink wash drawing of the façade of a large building on the Blarney Estate, with scale in feet.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid351":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid351":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid352":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid352":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1370022215"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370021563", "individual_record":"354", "title":"Façade of building with gate at Blarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Greyscale ink wash drawing of the façade of a large building with gate on the Blarney Estate, with scale in feet.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Blarney Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid353":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid353":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid354":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid354":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370021563"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369044516", "individual_record":"357", "title":"Fair Head. County Antrim", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Fair Head, Co. Antrim, looking from east to west towards the setting sun. The cliffs tower on the left-hand side of the image. Birds, both white and black, are seen flying by the cliffs and near the surface of the water. Among the rocks in the bottom left-hand corner is a small partially submerged human figure.
The small figure in the foreground is no doubt intended to represent the murdered princess who, according to legend, was washed ashore at Fair Head, thereby giving the promontory its name. The scientifically interesting rock formations receive less attention here than in earlier depictions. The emphasis is on the grandeur of nature, and its desolation, contrasted with the small human tragedy hinted at in the bottom left corner.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Benmore or Fair Head", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid355":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid355":"ii_person_1368791880", "artists":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid356":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid356":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid357":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid357":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1369044516"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1360242049", "individual_record":"359", "title":"Famine Scalp", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Drawing of barefoot child standing in front of a famine scalp. The child is looking at the viewer, the left hand held up to his face and the right arm outstretched.
This sketch is virtually identical to an engraving entitled 'One of the 'scalps,' the residence of the Clare and Connemara peasantry during the year of famine' (see The Granger Collection, NYC). It is very similar to an image entitled 'Keillines, near General Thompson's property' which appeared in 'Condition of Ireland: Illustrations of the new Poor-law', The Illustrated London News, Jan. 19 1850.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Roundstone", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid358":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid358":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid359":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid359":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1360242049"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370612451", "individual_record":"361", "title":"Fermoy Bridge", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Fermoy Bridge, from the river, looking west. The 13-arched ivy-clad bridge occupies almost the entire width of the image. In the foreground, on the sloping riverbank to the right, are two figures; one is apparently a child, the other is fishing with a rod. Two more figures are seen further along the same bank, and others are walking on the street above the river on the left or southern side. There are weirs below the bridge and to the left with, on that side, the calmer surface of a fish pass or water directed towards a mill race. There appear to be two lampposts on the bridge. Substantial buildings lie to either side of it, with hills in the background.
This bridge was built in 1689 at a cost of £7500, replacing the multi-section wood and stone construction drawn by Thomas Dineley in 1681 (see ‘Formoy Bridge over the Black-water’). It was in turn rebuilt in 1864-1865.

Sources:

Charles Smith, The Antient and Present State of the County and City of Cork (Dublin: A. Reilly, 1750), p. 355.

Archaeological Survey, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record CO035-073. Accessed 13.12.2014.

", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)","England, Richard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Fermoy Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1370611850", "manifestationid360":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid360":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "manifestationid361":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid361":"ii_person_1370611850", "artists":["England, Richard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370612451"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372848811", "individual_record":"363", "title":"Figure of an archbishop, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia and red ink sketch depicting a male figure with crozier, robe and mitre, the whole enclosed within a rectangular decorated border. The figure commemorated is very possibly the former dean of Christ Church, and archbishop of Armagh, James Margetson (d. 1678), who was buried in the cathedral shortly before Thomas Dineley visited it.
Source:
Information provided by Stuart Kinsella, Archivist, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, 22.10.2014.", "imagenote":"Source: Stuart Kinsella, Archivist, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid362":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid362":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid363":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid363":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1372848811"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1312114340", "individual_record":"364", "title":"Fish market, Galway, Sep. 25. 1844", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the fish market in Galway, looking towards Kirwan's Lane, with a sailing boat moored to a bollard and numerous figures. Most of the women wear shawls, most of the men have tall hats. There is a donkey and high-sided cart, and a pig, near some figures reaching into a barrel or cask.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Roadside Sketches", "manifestation_minyear":"1843", "manifestation_maxyear":"1844", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Spanish Arch", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335351363", "manifestationid364":"ii_manifestation_1335351363", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1312114340"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372694031", "individual_record":"366", "title":"Floor slab of Archbishop Richard Talbot", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sketch of bas relief and inscription on the floor slab dedicated to Archbishop Richard Talbot in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin. The Archbishop stands within a gothic structure, with his robe, mitre and crozier. At his feet is a semi-crouching spaniel-like dog. Behind him, on each side, stands a group of people, with a blank scroll issuing from the group on the left. An inscription is placed below the dog.
By the 1820s the original brass of this tablet had been destroyed. Its matrix was recovered in the early twentieth century, its identification being partly based on Dineley’s sketch.
Sources:
Hugh Jackson Lawlor, ‘The monuments of the pre-Reformation Archbishops of Dublin’, The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, series 6, vol. VII, vol. XLVII, part 2 (31 Dec. 1917), pp. 109-138, here pp. 119-127.
R. Loeber, ‘Sculptured memorials to the dead in early seventeenth-century Ireland: A survey from “Monumenta Eblanae” and other sources’, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Section C: Archaeology, Celtic Studies, History, Linguistics, Literature, vol. 81C (1981), pp. 267-293, here p. 283.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid365":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid365":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid366":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid366":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1372694031"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375107710", "individual_record":"368", "title":"Formoy bridge over the Black-water", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of multi-arched bridge over the River Blackwater, at Fermoy, seen from the east looking up-river. It appears to be composed of different sections, alternating wood and masonery. There is a single-masted boat below the bridge, with some buildings to the right and steep hills in the background. To the left there is an indication of what may have been a mill race or fish pass.
The bridge drawn by Dineley was replaced in 1689 by a 13-arch stone bridge, at a cost of £7500, and this was rebuilt in 1864-1865.
Sources:
Charles Smith, The Antient and Present State of the County and City of Cork (Dublin: A. Reilly, 1750), p. 355
Archaeological Survey, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record CO035-073. Accessed 13.12.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Fermoy Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid367":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid367":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid368":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid368":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375107710"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375028494", "individual_record":"370", "title":"Fountain in Kilkenny Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of an ingenious fountain in the grounds of Kilkenny Castle.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Kilkenny Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid369":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid369":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid370":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid370":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375028494"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522702762", "individual_record":"374", "title":"From the Archbishop’s Palace at Cashel", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Architecturally detailed view of buildings at the summit of the Rock of Cashel as seen from the Archbishop's palace. Several thatched cottages are clustered below the rock outcrop.

Sources:

Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record TS061-025012. Accessed 4.4.2018.

National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/Cashel Palace Hotel, reg. no. 22105030. Accessed 4.6.2018

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Steep mountains, calm waters with sailing boats, islands, a castle. Country couple with dog on a height in the foreground surveying the scene: man with bundle on stick, woman with cloak and hood, mid-length skirt. Further figures on a bridge over a deep ravine.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Brandard, Edward Paxman (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Glengarriff", "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "personid406":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "personid407":"ii_person_1529328343", "artists":["Brandard, Edward Paxman (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "personid408":"ii_person_1309798927", "label":"ii_image_1528971460"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369737181", "individual_record":"411", "title":"Glengarriff", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Glengarriff Bay, at the north-east end of Bantry Bay, Co. Cork. 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Wicklow. The imposing building is on the top of a hill descending onto a river. Thick woods are on the river bank below. 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Dineley’s text acknowledges that this view is copied from another ‘draught’; it has been noted that his source is Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633), from which part of the related text is also derived. Present-day Glin Castle, constructed in the late eighteenth century, lies west of the site of the castle described by Dineley, a remnant of which can be seen in the village of Glin, beside the Glencorbry river where it flows into the Shannon.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record no. LI017-022001-. Accessed 3.1.2018.
Michael Morris Killanin and Michael Duignan, The Shell Guide to Ireland (London: Ebury Press, 1967), p. 297.
Ordnance Survey map of Co. Limerick, 1844.
Evelyn Philip Shirley, et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867), p. 188.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Glin Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid414":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid414":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid415":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid415":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375015567"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365693501", "individual_record":"416", "title":"Gold artefacts found in a bog in Co. Tyrone", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plate representing two gold artefacts excavated from a bog.
These objects would now be described as a lunula (Fig. 1) and a dress-fastener (Fig. 2). The lunula is at present in the National Museum of Ireland.", "imagenote":"Thomas Campbell", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1778", "manifestation_maxyear":"1778", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Campbell, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Tyrone", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid":"ii_person_1309792931", "manifestationid416":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid416":"ii_person_1309792931", "authors":["Campbell, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1365693501"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371052720", "individual_record":"418", "title":"Gold ornament in the Royal Irish Academy", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Gold ornament observed by the author in the Royal Irish Academy. The object is a dress fastener.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)","West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Royal Irish Academy", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid417":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid417":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "manifestationid418":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid418":"ii_person_1371032909", "artists":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371052720"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526170803", "individual_record":"421", "title":"Gougaune Barra", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of precipitous mountains and calm lake, with religious ruin among trees on a headland, another building, a cottage and small clusters of people along the shore. Reflections.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Bradshaw, S. (Engraver)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Gougane Barra", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526131106", "manifestationid419":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid419":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Bradshaw, S. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid420":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid420":"ii_person_1369047618", "manifestationid421":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid421":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "label":"ii_image_1526170803"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374247854", "individual_record":"423", "title":"Grain Church", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of a small church and adjoining ruin, variously referred to by the author as Grain Church or Grayne Church. It is shown with an ogee headed south doorway, two windows, and a small cross on the west gable. There are hills in the background. One is marked with the letter R and referred to in the accompanying key as Knock a Graine, now Knockgrean. The drawing is enclosed within an oval border.

This is the lost church of Grean. In 1840-41 the compilers of the Ordnance Survey believed it must have lain close to the disused Protestant church, a few hundred metres south-west of Pallasgrean, and south-east of Knockgrean. The presence of a larger building attached to the church may be support for the view expressed by Mervyn Archdall (Monasticon Hibernicum) that here was once a collegiate church at Grean.

Sources:
http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. LI024-072004-. Accessed 25.02.2018.

Ordnance Survey Letters. Limerick, ed. Michael Herity (Dublin: Four Masters Press, 2014), pp. 142-143.

Ordnance Survey map (1840-41), at http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,575701,643864,11,0. Accessed 25.02.2018.

", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Pallasgreen", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid422":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid422":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid423":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid423":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374247854"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366213614", "individual_record":"424", "title":"Grana Uaile’s Castle, Clare Island", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Grace O'Malley’s castle on Clare Island. The tower is in the centre of the image, with the sea to the left and the island extending to the right and in the background. A figure is visible immediately to the right of the castle.", "imagenote":"Although this image is unsigned it is likely to have been engraved by J.A. Wheeler, whose name appears on seven of the eight illustrations in Caesar Otway's A tour in Connaught.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Grainne Uaile's Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid424":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid424":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1366213614"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359130720", "individual_record":"426", "title":"Grey Abbey", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Grey Abbey.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess. Engraved by Mould & Tod, Edinburgh", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "locname":"Grey Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358959850", "manifestationid425":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid425":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "manifestationid426":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid426":"ii_person_1358959850", "label":"ii_image_1359130720"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370868547", "individual_record":"429", "title":"Ground plan of antique remains", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plan of archaeological site on Innisglora. Probably from a sketch by George Crampton, who visited the island on behalf of Otway.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Crampton, George (Draughtsman)","Crampton, George (Author of travel text)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Inishglora", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid427":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid427":"ii_person_1370868195", "artists":["Crampton, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid428":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid428":"ii_person_1370868195", "authors":["Crampton, George","Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid429":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid429":"ii_person_1310664653", "label":"ii_image_1370868547"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370601573", "individual_record":"430", "title":"Group of Basaltic Columns", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Illustration of a fragment of a basaltic column, with rounded edges, observed near Belfast, and of a group of three basaltic columns.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Belfast", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid430":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid430":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370601573"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374856804", "individual_record":"432", "title":"Halebolin Fort", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Haulbowline Fort on Haulbowline Island in the estuary of the River Lee, here referred to as the Cork River. A central tower is surrounded by bastioned walls, forming a starfort within a polygonal ditch. The main features of the plan are indicated by letters spelling ‘THOMAS DINELEY X’ and detailed in an accompanying key. Among them are a well, to the right of the fort, with a shoreline battery to the north. On the river nearby there is a ship, represented on a fragment of printed plate pasted upon the drawing. The cardinal points are indicated by a compass rose within the illustration, which is enclosed in a circular border.

The fort was abandoned by 1624 and was in serious disrepair when Dineley copied this plan 'from a draught' made in 1601. His source for this and several other images was Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633).

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CO087-059003-. Accessed 3.1.2017.
Eric Klingelhofer, Castles and colonists: an archaeology of Elizabethan Ireland (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2010).
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867), p. 194.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Haulbowline", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid431":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid431":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid432":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid432":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374856804"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371052930", "individual_record":"433", "title":"Headgear in the Royal Irish Academy", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wood engraving of a gold head ornament observed by the author in the Royal Irish Academy.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Royal Irish Academy", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid433":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid433":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "label":"ii_image_1371052930"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366125364", "individual_record":"435", "title":"High Cross, Clonmacnoise", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Cross of the Scriptures at Clonmacnoise, with the cathedral in the background, and Temple Doolin and the South Cross further away and to the right. Two figures are kneeling reverently before the cross, amongst several gravestones tilting haphazardly in the uneven ground.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)","Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "locname":"Clonmacnoise", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1399018070", "manifestationid434":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid434":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid435":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid435":"ii_person_1399018070", "artists":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1366125364"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1358966526", "individual_record":"437", "title":"High Street, Belfast", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View looking north-east along High Street, from Castle Place. Numerous pedestrians occupy the pavement and the broad, roughly surfaced roadway, where there are several figures on horseback, carts of varying design and a barrow. Shop fronts are ranged along the left-hand side of the street, and, in the distance, masts are just visible in the port. Street lighting is indicated by a single lamppost on each side of High Street.
This print published by Marcus Ward, 6 Cornmarket, Belfast, serves a partly promotional purpose, depicting a scene close to his premises and including the street name Corn Market to the right. Another establishment bearing the family name is given prominence: a shop sign above the street name begins 'Robert F. Ward's'. This site is now (2018) occupied by a Dunnes stores.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess. Engraved by Mould & Tod, Edinburgh", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)","Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"High Street, Belfast", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid436":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid436":"ii_person_1358959850", "artists":["Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)","Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid437":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid437":"ii_person_1358945139", "label":"ii_image_1358966526"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359126086", "individual_record":"439", "title":"Hollywood (From Cultra) County Down", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the small town of Hollywood, with heavily clad bathers enjoying a dip in the sea. The town, in the background, is composed mainly of two-storey buildings. There are huts, or possibly bathing machines, on the foreshore, and a jetty on stilts, with a kiosk at the end. To the left, on higher ground, are two substantial churches. A cow sitting in a field lends a bucolic note to the scene.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)","Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Hollywood", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid438":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid438":"ii_person_1358959850", "artists":["Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)","Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid439":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid439":"ii_person_1358945139", "label":"ii_image_1359126086"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370439713", "individual_record":"443", "title":"Holy Well and Altars at Tubernault", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Tobernalt Holy Well, Co. Sligo. There is a stone altar in the foreground of the image, with a circular well to the right. Further back there is a second altar with a small cross, at the base of a large tree.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Tobernalt Holy Well", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid440":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid440":"ii_person_1310663280", "artists":["Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid441":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid441":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid442":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid442":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "manifestationid443":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid443":"ii_person_1368692978", "label":"ii_image_1370439713"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355156060", "individual_record":"444", "title":"House by lake", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Fold-out panoramic view of a house by a lake, with hills, castle and demesne wall depicted in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid444":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid444":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1355156060"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370595388", "individual_record":"446", "title":"House in woodland", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Glimpse of a house almost entirely hidden by trees, in densely wooded hilly landscape. Further back, a mansion and more sparsely wooded area suggesting parkland. A river in the foreground, low mountains in the distance.", "imagenote":"attributable to the author", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Hammill, Miss (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid445":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid445":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid446":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid446":"ii_person_1309780922", "artists":["Hammill, Miss (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370595388"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347280080", "individual_record":"449", "title":"Hovel near the foot of the Reek", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Woodcut of a very poor dwelling near the foot of Croagh Patrick. Three figures are seen near the door, accompanied by a pig. One is a woman, the other two appear to be children; one of them is seated on the ground with back turned to the viewer. There is a stack of hay (?) against the right wall of the hovel, and a pool or pond nearby. The thatch is held in place by stones on ropes, and the rudimentary chimney at the near gable end is somewhat awry. The construction is part stone. No window is visible.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "locname":"Croagh Patrick", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid447":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid447":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid448":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid448":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "manifestationid449":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid449":"ii_person_1389199445", "label":"ii_image_1347280080"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1350414277", "individual_record":"452", "title":"Howth House", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Howth Castle and grounds. There is a lady in the left foreground holding a parasol. She is standing with a dog and a child who is looking over at three servants. One, apparently a gardener, is leaning on a shovel, while another is seated on a wooden barrow. Two figures are sitting on a garden seat on the terrace to the right of the main entrance. Two other figures are seen under an arched entrance to the building in the right background. A row of six cannons is set out before a square area (or formal ornamental water feature) with paved surround and urns at each corner.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Milton, Thomas (Engraver)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Wheatley, Francis (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Howth House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1370045920", "manifestationid450":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid450":"ii_person_1370046472", "artists":["Milton, Thomas (Engraver)","Wheatley, Francis (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid451":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid451":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid452":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid452":"ii_person_1370045920", "label":"ii_image_1350414277"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526211731", "individual_record":"454", "title":"Hunting lodge near Ballinderry", "colour":"coloured", "description":"[Untitled sketch; the title given here is speculative - see below.]
Front view of a two-storey mansarded house with large mullioned windows and a porch.
It has been suggested that this sketch may represent the front of the house named as 'Ballenderry' on the next page of Dineley's manuscript (Shirley et al.). However, the structures of the two buildings are impossible to reconcile.
To offer another hypothesis: this may well be a sketch of a rather famous but lost structure, the hunting lodge of Fairwood, created c. 1637 by Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, then Lord Deputy of Ireland. Having, in 1637-1639, acquired some 10,000 acres in the region, following the dispossession of the Byrnes, Strafford stocked it with deer, engaged in horse breeding, and built a lodge, estimated to have cost £1200. Some remains of the foundations still exist, known locally as Black Tom’s Cellar. There is a connection to Dineley in that Strafford was the patron of James Shirley (1596-1666), Dineley's teacher, when Shirley was writing plays for the Werburgh Street theatre in Dublin (1636-1640). After Strafford's execution in 1641, Shirley remained faithful to his memory: in 1642 he pointedly dedicated a play (The Court Secret) to Strafford's son William. Dineley, for his part, appears to have esteemed Shirley, and quotes him in another manuscript.
In the text associated with this sketch Dinely notes that the 'stupendious' but 'tedious' Wicklow mountains are largely part of the Strafford estate. The position of this sketch in the manuscript places its subject between Drumkitt and Ballenderry, and the road probably travelled by Dinely on his way from Carlow to Wicklow would have taken him within a half mile of Fairwood. It seems unlikely that he would have missed the opportunity to sketch it. A further argument in favour of this hypothesis is the design of the building, which displays features typical of a hunting lodge of the period: tall, with large windows, often – as here – an oriel window, to allow those who were not taking part in the hunt to view its progress. The sketch as reproduced in 1862 is misleading. The building is not faced with wood as shown in the reproduction, but apparently roughly plastered. The enclosure shown to the left of the house does not belong to the original sketch but is the enclosure showing through the page from the sketch of 'Ballenderry' on the reverse side. The long wooden fence that is shown to the right of the building is not a fence in the original but may be interpreted as showing a radial alley of the kind usually cleared through woods used for hunting or riding. See, for example, the 'glades' shown by Dineley in his 'Staplestown' sketch. Alternatively, it may have been a reminder by Dineley to himself that fortifications had been placed around the lodge, because of the discontented Byrnes.
Rolf Loeber notes that Fairwood was probably one of the very last timber residences built for a settler outside the towns. If the hypothesis that this is a sketch of Fairwood is correct, then it may fill a gap in architectural history, for although there are documents relating to its construction, no image of its appearance has previously been found.
JC

Sources:

Aoghan Grogan and Annaba Kilfeather (eds), Archaeological Inventory of County Wicklow (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1997).

Rolf Loeber ‘Settlers’ utilisation of the natural resources’, in Ken Hannigan, William Nolan (eds), Wicklow, History and Society (Dublin: Geography Publications, 1994), 267-304 (see pp. 268-273).

Evelyn Philip Shirley et al. (eds), ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 4, 2nd series (1862), p. 51.

", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballinderry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid453":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid453":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid454":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid454":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1526211731"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374491570", "individual_record":"456", "title":"Imolachum or Emly", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Emly Cathedral. Part of the roof is still intact, and large ornate windows face the viewer. The drawing is surrounded by an oval border.

The National Monuments Archaeological Survey notes that, according to M. O'Flanagan, in the Ordnance Survey letters, the early cathedral was on the site of the present cathedral. However, other references and the OS 6-inch maps indicate that the pre-1700 cathedral was situated on the west side of the present graveyard.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record TS065-013002. Accessed 08.12.2014.
M. O'Flanagan (compiler), Letters containing information relative to the antiquities of the county of Tipperary collected during the progress of the Ordnance Survey in 1840, vol. 3 (Dublin: Ordnance Survey, 1930), pp. 39-60.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Old Cathedral, Emly", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid455":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid455":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid456":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid456":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374491570"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523351699", "individual_record":"458", "title":"Inniscorthy in the County of Wexford", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Enniscorthy looking towards its medieval castle from the opposite side of the River Slaney. The viewpoint is on the riverbank looking up towards the six-arched bridge, which is prominent in the foreground. Other features include houses, one with a trade sign, a turret near the bridge, a boat pulled up on the bank and a sailing boat on the water.

Source:
National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/, reg. no. 15603115. Accessed 10.04.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Enniscorthy", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid457":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid457":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid458":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid458":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1523351699"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530618248", "individual_record":"462", "title":"Innisfallen", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Close-up view of Innisfallen, framed by trees. Lake scene with sailing boats and a jetty, where several men and a woman are clustered. Calm water and reflections. In the foreground, on the left, a man, a dog and two well-dressed women, one with a large bonnet. Behind them, other figures near a building with a romanesque doorway. In the middle distance, islands, a castle and tower. Mountains in the background.
In this instance, retitling in French has been omitted, but in The Scenery and antiquities of Ireland the same image bears the title ‘innisfallen, Lake of Killarney’.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Bentley, Joseph Clayton (Engraver)"], "locname":"Innisfallen or Inishfallen", "personid":"ii_person_1530441584", "personid459":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Bentley, Joseph Clayton (Engraver)"], "personid460":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "personid462":"ii_person_1530441584", "label":"ii_image_1530618248"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530617317", "individual_record":"461", "title":"Innisfallen", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Close-up view of Innisfallen, framed by trees. Lake scene with sailing boats and a jetty, where several men and a woman are clustered. Calm water and reflections. In the foreground, on the left, a man, a dog and two well-dressed women, one with a large bonnet. Behind them, other figures near a building with a romanesque doorway. In the middle distance, islands, a castle and tower. Mountains in the background.
In this instance, retitling in French has been omitted, but in The Scenery and antiquities of Ireland the same image bears the title ‘innisfallen, Lake of Killarney’.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Innisfallen or Inishfallen", "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "personid461":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1530617317"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530617914", "individual_record":"463", "title":"Innisfallen", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Close-up view of Innisfallen, framed by trees. Lake scene with sailing boats and a jetty, where several men and a woman are clustered. Calm water and reflections. In the foreground, on the left, a man, a dog and two well-dressed women, one with a large bonnet. Behind them, other figures near a building with a romanesque doorway. In the middle distance, islands, a castle and tower. Mountains in the background.
In this instance, retitling in French has been omitted, but in The Scenery and antiquities of Ireland the same image bears the title ‘innisfallen, Lake of Killarney’.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Innisfallen or Inishfallen", "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "personid463":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1530617914"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335299231", "individual_record":"465", "title":"Innis Mountain, Innisfallen Island, and the Prison of O'Donohue", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of lake, island and mountains, with rowing boat and four figures in foreground.
The island is Innisfallen or Inishfallen, the lake is Lough Leane, Co. Kerry. The large rock or islet in the centre of the image is O'Donoghue's Prison.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Accounts of tours", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Jones, Marianne (Draughtsman)","Jones, Marianne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Innisfallen or Inishfallen", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335298875", "personid":"ii_person_1335298606", "manifestationid464":"ii_manifestation_1335298875", "personid464":"ii_person_1335298606", "artists":["Jones, Marianne (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid465":"ii_manifestation_1335298875", "personid465":"ii_person_1335298606", "authors":["Jones, Marianne"], "label":"ii_image_1335299231"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370944846", "individual_record":"466", "title":"Innismuck", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Pig Island, east of Portacloy, Co. Mayo. An arch in the steep cliffs allows passage under the overhanging rocks; beyond the gap, the distant cliffs of the Stags of Broad Haven are visible. A sailing boat is shown to the left of the cliffs.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Pig Island", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid466":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid466":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1370944846"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368914473", "individual_record":"467", "title":"Inscribed cross-slab, Kilmalkedar", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Two sides of an upright stone with diverse inscribed symbols and characters, including the outline of a cross.
Kilmalkedar (Cill Maoilchéadair) is referred to in the text as Killmachedor. The Early Christian and Medieval ecclesiastical complex which the author describes lies at the foot of the western slopes of Reenconnell hill, overlooking Smerwick Harbour.
Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record no. KE042-026009.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kilmalkedar", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid467":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid467":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368914473"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368917297", "individual_record":"468", "title":"Inscribed stone, Coumeenole", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Tall stone with Ogham inscription, described as being on a hill near Dunquin.

The stone is located on the summit of Dunmore Head, west of the promontory fort at Coumeenole North [Com Dhíneol Thuaidh], at a distance of less than 3 kilometres from Dunquin.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record KE052-059002-.
Judith Cuppage (ed.), Archaeological Survey of the DIngle Peninsula (Ballyferriter: Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, 1986), record 268.
R.A.S. Macalister, Corpus inscriptionum insularum celticarum, Vol. 1 (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1945), record 178.
Ogham in 3D, Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies, https://ogham.celt.dias.ie.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Coumeenole", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid468":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid468":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368917297"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368920325", "individual_record":"469", "title":"Inscribed stones, Ballineesteenig", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"
Two fragments of a columnar stone with ogham inscriptions.

One of the fragments is described as forming the cornerstone of a 'miserable hovel', the other as standing on a heap of dirt. Said by a local informant to have formerly been part of a single tall pillar.
These drawings allow the broken stone to be identified as the column which Henry Pelham saw in 1790, standing intact in the centre of a village, on the route of the present N86. By 1804, as a result of a fire having been set against it, the stone was in two parts, and these ‘served various purposes around the farm’ (Cuppage). Finally, they were removed by Lord Ventry to Burnham House, then his residence, now an all-Irish boarding school for girls.
This new identification of the fragments illustrated by Chatterton adds her testimony of their condition in 1838 to the account of the stone’s vicissitudes given by Pelham, Brash, Ferguson et al.
In the archaeological record today the stone’s former location is given as Ballineesteenig [Baile an Ístínigh], although Pelham gave it as the village of Ballyfeeny, and Chatterton names Ballyrishtan, or Ballyrishteen, a townland adjoining Ballineesteenig. On the map in this database its location is given as Ballineesteenig (rather than its present position), to reflect more closely what Chatterton saw.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record KE043-248----.
R.R. Brash, The Ogam inscribed monuments of the Gaedhil in the British Islands (LondonL 1879]
Judith Cuppage (ed.), Archaeological Survey of the DIngle Peninsula (Ballyferriter: Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, 1986), record 591.
R.A.S. Macalister, Corpus inscriptionum insularum celticarum, Vol. 1 (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1945), record 147.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballineesteenig", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid469":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid469":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368920325"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347287624", "individual_record":"472", "title":"Interior of one of the better kind of Irish cottages", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Etching of a small, relatively comfortable Irish cottage. In direct central view is a fireplace with a black cooking-pot hanging from a crane. There are three adult figures (two seated women, one standing man) and four young children. From left to right, the cottage contains: a dresser with teapots, plates and jugs; a child (?) watching over a wicker cradle containing a sleeping baby; an old woman seated before the fire, half turned from the viewer; three white ducks feeding off the floor; poultry roosting high up to the left of the fireplace; a window with a rooster on the ledge; to the right, an open half-door and some pigs, also apparently feeding off the ground; a woman seated at a spinning-wheel; an infant between the legs of a chair reaching up towards a man who is standing with another child on his shoulders and kissing him.
In the List of Plates the title is given as 'Interior of a small Farmer's Cottage'.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345567325", "manifestationid470":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid470":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid471":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid471":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid472":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid472":"ii_person_1345567325", "label":"ii_image_1347287624"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1351081872", "individual_record":"475", "title":"Interior of the Church of the Carmelite Friary", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Interior of the Church of the Carmelite Friary, York Row, now known as the Whitefriars Road Church. This view from the back of the church, in which a congregation kneels in prayer during a service, emphasizes the lofty, elongated character of the architecture. The ceiling is coved and compartmented. Statues occupy the niches along the left side and to either side of the altar. Eight of the church's sixteen windows are seen on the right (southern) side. Behind the altar is a crucifixion scene. It is flanked by fluted columns supporting a ceiling and embellished with a canopy and drapes. The priest is standing before the altar, with two altar-boys kneeling just behind him. The congregation kneels in pews at the front or on the bare floor at the back. Two men are standing, one on crutches, as is a child beside a kneeling woman. Another woman is semi-prostrate. The bowed heads and extremely reverential attitudes suggest that the moment chosen by the artist may be the consecration of the eucharist, during mass.

This print appeared in George Newenham Wright et al., Ireland Illustrated (1831), together with a view of the exterior ('The Church of the Carmelite Friary, York Row'), and a comment on sublime feelings. It was also published in W.F. Wakeman’s Dublin Delineated (1831), and in The Gallery of Engravings (1843), this time with unfavorable Protestant comment on its religious aspects (p. 121).
Miss Hammill incorporated this print in her diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It is cropped and lacks the dedication to the Reverend J. Spratt found below the title of the plate in Ireland Illustrated and Dublin Delineated. In Ireland Illustrated it also lacks a date, since when the views are horizontal only the upper one is dated (MacDowel Cosgrave, p. 47). It may be assumed that this plate, like the dated ones, was published by ‘Fisher, Son & Co., London’ in 1828.

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
Dublin Delineated (Dublin: W.F. Wakeman, 1831).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Rogers, J. (Engraver)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Whitefriars Road", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid473":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid473":"ii_person_1370509112", "artists":["Rogers, J. (Engraver)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid474":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid474":"ii_person_1310664752", "manifestationid475":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid475":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1351081872"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365768083", "individual_record":"477", "title":"Interior View of the Abby of Holy Cross, County of Tipperary", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Interior of the Abbey of Holy Cross, Co. Tipperary. Two people are engaged in conversation in the foreground, in the bottom-right corner of the image, one facing the viewer and the other turned in the opposite direction. Beside them broken gravestones lie on the ground. Above them towers the vaulted ceiling. The nave continues on the right-hand side and on the left a sculpted monument with Gothic arches is erected against the wall of a transept.", "imagenote":"George Holmes", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1801", "manifestation_maxyear":"1801", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Holmes, George (Author of travel text)","Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Holy Cross Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid":"ii_person_1365758575", "manifestationid476":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid476":"ii_person_1365758575", "authors":["Holmes, George"], "manifestationid477":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid477":"ii_person_1365758575", "artists":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1365768083"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1367508740", "individual_record":"478", "title":"Interview of Mrs Clinton and the poor Scholar in the Abbey Ruins", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Scene of a gathering in Muckross Abbey. Two finely dressed women, of whom one is possibly a child, and a man with top hat and cane are walking towards another man, who has a sack on his shoulder and holds a tall hat in his hand. Another man and two women are further in the background. A wall of the ruined abbey, with gothic windows serves as the backdrop of the scene.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"The Killarney Poor Scholar", "manifestation_minyear":"1846", "manifestation_maxyear":"1846", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Stewart, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Muckross Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid":"ii_person_1367407689", "manifestationid478":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid478":"ii_person_1367407689", "authors":["Stewart, John"], "label":"ii_image_1367508740"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369745993", "individual_record":"480", "title":"Irish Cabin with Livestock", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of a roughly thatched cabin and its surroundings. The dwelling is overgrown with vegetation, and there is smoke coming out of the door. Part of a second cabin is seen nearby. In the middle ground, a barefoot man with a stick is seated on a rock. Beside him, a woman is apparently peeling potatoes, or preparing them for storage or sowing. They have been collected in a large round container, which appears to be made of wicker. A child is dipping a hand into the container, and two other naked children are playing nearby. There are several animals in their vicinity. In the foreground, a very lean pig and a horse, both spancelled, are foraging for food. Further back, a horned cow is suckling a calf. Also included are a tethered sheep, a rooster, a hen, three chicks, a goose, and a dog. Garden plots, possibly lazy beds, cover part of the hillside beyond the cabin. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with light blue wash border.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Summerhill to Slane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid479":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid479":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid480":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid480":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369745993"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374834526", "individual_record":"482", "title":"Islands belonging to the Right Honourable Henry Earle of Thomond", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of islands in the Shannon estuary belonging to the Earl of Thomond, looking south from Paradise Hill and Ballynagard on the mainland. They include Coney Island, Inishmore or Deer Island, Low Island [Inishloe], Cannons Island [Canon Island], Enis Mac Ony [Inishmacowney], Enish Sherkey [Shore Island], Enish Terbud [Innishtubbrid], Enish Kirke [Inishcorker], Little Island [Inishbeg]. Also shown are two landmark buildings, Fort Fergus and Croverhane [Crovraghan] Castle, as well as other structures such as the ruined abbey on Canon Island and houses on Deer Island. A few ships have been dotted around the estuary. Further embellishments include a bird of prey in the sky and, on the mainland, a hound with a collar and a deer with antlers. The bird and the deer are represented on fragments of printed plate pasted upon the drawing.

The viewpoint is probably at or near Paradise, which was originally a seventeenth-century house in the townland of Ballynagard, now a ruin. The estate was later associated with the Henn family, who were granted lands in Co. Clare by the Earl of Thomond in 1685.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record CL050-038. Accessed 11.12.2014.
Bernard Burke, A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland, vol. 1 (London: Harrison, 1875).
Landed Estates Database, Moore Institute, NUI Galway, at landedestates.nuigalway.ie/LandedEstates/, Henn family. Accessed 11.12.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Paradise", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid481":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid481":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid482":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid482":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374834526"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1524517848", "individual_record":"484", "title":"Kildare Abbey", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Kildare round tower and St Brigid’s Cathedral. To the left, the round tower with battlemented top, several windows and an elevated doorway surmounted by the remnants of a gable. Suggestion of buildings behind it. In the centre and to the right, the cathedral in a ruinous state, showing six-bay nave, transept and battlemented square tower. In the foreground, several tombstones. Roadway, trees and bushes.

Sources:
Brian Lalor, The Irish Round Tower (Cork: The Collins Press, 1999).
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. KD022-029020-. Accessed 23.4.2018.
National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/, reg. no. 11817007. Accessed 24.4.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Brigid's Cathedral, Kildare", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid483":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid483":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid484":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid484":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1524517848"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375027869", "individual_record":"486", "title":"Kilkenny Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Kilkenny Castle from a wide terrace overlooking the building. Only the upper part of the castle is shown. On the raised area several civilian figures are sketched, while nearby troops of soldiers and a horseman are represented on fragments of printed plate pasted upon the drawing. The terrace wall and tree-lined walk extend out beyond the oval frame which partially surrounds the image. Below the frame is a view of Kilkenny rooftops. Touches of red have been added to the houses, soldiers and onlookers.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kilkenny Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid485":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid485":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid486":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid486":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375027869"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368793738", "individual_record":"489", "title":"Kilkenny Castle, Kilkenny", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Kilkenny Castle from the River Nore. In the foreground, on the right-hand side, two women are sitting by the river. The castle towers above the water in the distance, on the opposite bank. Buildings and trees border the river on either side.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Kilkenny Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid487":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid487":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid488":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid488":"ii_person_1368791880", "artists":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid489":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid489":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368793738"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369131351", "individual_record":"492", "title":"Killaloe on the Shannon", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Killaloe across the River Shannon. In the foreground and to the right-hand side of the image, two men are fishing with rods from the river bank. The town lies mainly on the opposite side of the river, with St Flannan's Cathedral towering above the houses. Killaloe's multi-arched bridge is visible in the middle ground, with mountains in the background. A high wall runs between the river and the houses on the left.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)"], "locname":"Killaloe", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593763", "manifestationid490":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid490":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)"], "manifestationid491":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid491":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid492":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid492":"ii_person_1367593763", "label":"ii_image_1369131351"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1528725849", "individual_record":"493", "title":"Killiney", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Killiney, inaccurately titled 'Kilarny, Co. Wicklow'. Details include Killiney Hill Obelisk and the Martello tower on Dalkey Island.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rawerts maleriske Reise", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "locname":"Killiney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid":"ii_person_1335359161", "manifestationid493":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid493":"ii_person_1335359161", "artists":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "label":"ii_image_1528725849"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370349251", "individual_record":"496", "title":"Killing a Salmon", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Angling scene. Two fishermen with rods wading above a small waterfall, one playing a large salmon. A group of animated, well-dressed onlookers on the near bank of the river. Other figures on the opposite bank, near a large building.
The scene appears generic, and no specific location for it can be traced in the text, much of which relates to catching salmon.

The style of the engraving makes identification of the engraver as James Heaviside Clark a virtual certainty.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"The Angler in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1834", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Clark, John Heaviside (Engraver)","Belton, William (Author of travel text)","Lover, Samuel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid":"ii_person_1370347107", "manifestationid494":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid494":"ii_person_1370346296", "artists":["Clark, John Heaviside (Engraver)","Lover, Samuel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid495":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid495":"ii_person_1370345919", "authors":["Belton, William"], "manifestationid496":"ii_manifestation_1370345539", "personid496":"ii_person_1370347107", "label":"ii_image_1370349251"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371040837", "individual_record":"499", "title":"Killiny & Dalky Island From Shanganagh", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Killiney Hill and Dalkey Island, as seen from Shanganagh Castle. A marble column flanks the image on the left, with trees to the right. Beyond, a gentle slope leads to fields and meadows with rows of haycocks. Trees and houses line the shore. In the distance, Killiney Hill and Dalkey island are sparsely dotted with buildings.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)","Walton, Joseph Fowell (Lithographer)","Hullmandel, Charles Joseph (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Shanganagh Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371034791", "manifestationid497":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid497":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "manifestationid498":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid498":"ii_person_1371034835", "artists":["Walton, Joseph Fowell (Lithographer)","Hullmandel, Charles Joseph (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid499":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid499":"ii_person_1371034791", "label":"ii_image_1371040837"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372162101", "individual_record":"502", "title":"Kingston Caves – Co. Tipperary", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"The Mitchelstown caves, formerly known as the Kingston Caves, are shown as immense and atmospheric. A lone man standing to the right, brandishing a stick, gives the scale, amidst impressive rock formations which include stalagmites and stalagtites, some joining up to form columns.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Mitchelstown Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid500":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid500":"ii_person_1368692978", "artists":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid501":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid501":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid502":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid502":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372162101"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523259348", "individual_record":"504", "title":"Kinsale", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Kinsale harbour with Charles Fort in the distance. Finely drawn houses on either side, two ships on the water and several moored on the right, with smaller boats around the shore and the suggestion of a small boat raised on a frame to the left. Hills in the background.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CO125-007----. Accessed 9.4.2018.
John Thuillier, Kinsale harbour: a history (Cork: The Collins Press, 2014).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kinsale", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid503":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid503":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid504":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid504":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1523259348"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375102908", "individual_record":"506", "title":"Knockannaneen Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Knockannaneen Castle, near Birdhill, Co. Tipperary. The battlemented tower house, with a machicolation and several large windows, stands on elevated ground to the right. There are three small houses in the hilly landscape below the castle. The image is surrounded by a circular frame.

Birdhill was known in medieval times as Knockaneen or Cnocán-an-éin-fínn (the little hill of the white bird). The castle there, forfeited by the O’Briens after 1641, was granted to Lieutenant William Sheldon. By 1904, no trace of the castle was visible, but Berry noted oral sources suggesting that it had been located in the area of the stables behind Birdhill House.

Sources:
Henry F. Berry, ‘The antiquities of the parish of Kilcomenty, near Birdhill, Co. Tipperary’, Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 34, 99-110.
Archaeological survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. TN031-004----, accessed 28.12.2017.
The Archaeological Inventory of County Tipperary. Vol. 1 - North Tipperary, compiled by Jean Farrelly and Caimin O'Brien (Dublin: Stationery Office, 2002).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Knockannaneen Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid505":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid505":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid506":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid506":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375102908"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375103620", "individual_record":"508", "title":"Knockannaneen Castle alternative view", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Knockannaneen Castle, near Birdhill, Co. Tipperary. The battlemented tower house, with several large windows and an adjoining one-storey building, stands on elevated ground in the centre of the image. The landscape is undulating and partially wooded. There appears to be a windmill on one of the hills in the distance. The image is surrounded by a circular frame.

Birdhill was known in medieval times as Knockaneen or Cnocán-an-éin-fínn (the little hill of the white bird). The castle there, forfeited by the O’Briens after 1641, was granted to Lieutenant William Sheldon. By 1904, no trace of the castle was visible, but Berry noted oral sources suggesting that it had been located in the area of the stables behind Birdhill House.

Sources:
Henry F. Berry, ‘The antiquities of the parish of Kilcomenty, near Birdhill, Co. Tipperary’, Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 34, 99-110.
Archaeological survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. TN031-004----, accessed 28.12.2017.
The Archaeological Inventory of County Tipperary. Vol. 1 - North Tipperary, compiled by Jean Farrelly and Caimin O'Brien (Dublin: Stationery Office, 2002).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Knockannaneen Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid507":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid507":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid508":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid508":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375103620"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530485213", "individual_record":"511", "title":"Lacs Lower et Turc, Killarney, vus de la cascade de Turc", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Torc, or Turc, waterfall in a deep gorge flanked by tall conifers and other trees. Lake, islands and mountains stretching away into the distance. Roof of house among trees on the right. Various figures in the foreground, including an elegantly dressed couple at a viewing point, and a crouching figure, possibly a guide, in the centre.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Allen, James Bayliss (Engraver)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Torc waterfall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526131106", "manifestationid509":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid509":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Allen, James Bayliss (Engraver)"], "manifestationid510":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid510":"ii_person_1529448223", "manifestationid511":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid511":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "label":"ii_image_1530485213"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530483074", "individual_record":"517", "title":"Lac supérieur, Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Upper Lake, Killarney. Rocky outcrops to right and left. Road high above the lake, passing through short tunnel on left. Several figures, some sitting on low wall by road, others walking. Islands, reflections. Numerous trees. Steep mountains in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Cousen, John (Engraver)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Cousen, John (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Upper Lake of Killarney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "manifestationid512":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid512":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph","Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "manifestationid513":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid513":"ii_person_1530351626", "artists":["Cousen, John (Engraver)","Cousen, John (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid514":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid514":"ii_person_1526131106", "manifestationid515":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid515":"ii_person_1530351626", "manifestationid516":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid516":"ii_person_1309798927", "manifestationid517":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid517":"ii_person_1309798927", "label":"ii_image_1530483074"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525900805", "individual_record":"519", "title":"Lake and Mountains, Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Panoramic view of lake and mountains, with buildings to the right, and trees, fields and a river. Two figures under a tree.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)","Walford, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lakes of Killarney", "personid":"ii_person_1309783068", "personid518":"ii_person_1516197244", "artists":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)"], "personid519":"ii_person_1309783068", "authors":["Walford, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1525900805"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1367506272", "individual_record":"520", "title":"Lakes of Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the lower lake of Killarney, with a man and two women in the foreground. A large building is on the shore of the lake, and mountains are in the background. Two sails are visible on the lake. Eight vignettes representing people, buildings and scenery encircle the main image.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Killarney Poor Scholar", "manifestation_minyear":"1846", "manifestation_maxyear":"1846", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Stewart, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lough Leane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid":"ii_person_1367407689", "manifestationid520":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid520":"ii_person_1367407689", "authors":["Stewart, John"], "label":"ii_image_1367506272"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359114380", "individual_record":"521", "title":"Larne Bay", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Larne Bay, with foliage and ruins in the foreground, the village further back, and the bay in the background.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Larne", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid521":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid521":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359114380"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335362365", "individual_record":"522", "title":"Lazy driver", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Man lying down while driving a cart with solid wood wheels, with the title 'This is the drawing of Mr Patrick O'Sullivan'", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Memoranda of a Tour", "manifestation_minyear":"1805", "manifestation_maxyear":"1805", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1805", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Yates, Richard Vaughan (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335360949", "personid":"ii_person_1335360717", "manifestationid522":"ii_manifestation_1335360949", "personid522":"ii_person_1335360717", "authors":["Yates, Richard Vaughan"], "label":"ii_image_1335362365"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1531215155", "individual_record":"527", "title":"Le Shannon vu de la tour de la cathédrale de Limerick", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Limerick and the Shannon from the tower of St Mary’s Cathedral, looking downriver towards the setting sun. Ships, including steamers. Cityscape with the courthouse and Thomond Bridge. Hills in the far distance.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "personid523":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "personid527":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1531215155"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1531209963", "individual_record":"524", "title":"Le Shannon vu de la tour de la cathédrale de Limerick", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Limerick and the Shannon from the tower of St Mary’s Cathedral, looking downriver towards the setting sun. Ships, including steamers. Cityscape with the courthouse and Thomond Bridge. Hills in the far distance.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "personid524":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1531209963"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1531212454", "individual_record":"526", "title":"Le Shannon vu de la tour de la cathédrale de Limerick", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Limerick and the Shannon from the tower of St Mary’s Cathedral, looking downriver towards the setting sun. Ships, including steamers. Cityscape with the courthouse and Thomond Bridge. Hills in the far distance.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)"], "personid":"ii_person_1526131106", "personid525":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "personid526":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "label":"ii_image_1531212454"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522640062", "individual_record":"529", "title":"Liffey waterfall at Poulaphouca", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of waterfall in steep-sided gorge.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Pollaphuca", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid528":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid528":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid529":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid529":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522640062"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368002487", "individual_record":"532", "title":"Light-House at Howth", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Baily Lighthouse, on Howth Head, from the shore. The lighthouse stands in the centre of the image upon its rocky base. Leading up to it are steps and a massive wall, seemingly linking it to the mainland across a chasm. The lone figure of a man, holding a rifle, is standing in the foreground, on the edge of a cliff, looking towards the stormy sea. There are birds high above the lighthouse and near the cliff.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Baily Lighthouse, Howth", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid530":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid530":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)"], "manifestationid531":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid531":"ii_person_1367593763", "manifestationid532":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid532":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1368002487"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371213702", "individual_record":"535", "title":"Limerick", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Elevated view of Limerick looking upriver towards Thomond Bridge. Tiled rooftops and the circular tower of King John's Castle occupy much of the foreground. Behind them are trees and what appears to be a warehouse or grainstore at the level of a weir, to the right of the Shannon. Various figures, including a horse and cart, are seen in the expansive open spaces on the far side of the river, where further substantial houses and buildings are depicted. There are a few small sailing boats on the river above the bridge, and the Cratloe hills lie in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Medland, Thomas (Engraver)"], "locname":"Thomond Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1371130058", "manifestationid533":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid533":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Medland, Thomas (Engraver)"], "manifestationid534":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid534":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid535":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid535":"ii_person_1371130058", "label":"ii_image_1371213702"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368112755", "individual_record":"538", "title":"Lismore Castle, Waterford", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Lismore Castle from the east, across the River Blackwater. The castle dominates the left of the image, emerging from trees on high ground. The centre is occupied by the main arch of a bridge across the river. There is a lone figure leaning on the parapet. Three further arches are to the right. In the foreground, nine cows are seen ambling in the shallow water.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Engraver)"], "locname":"Lismore", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid536":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid536":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid537":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid537":"ii_person_1368018812", "artists":["Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Engraver)"], "manifestationid538":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid538":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368112755"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1377596403", "individual_record":"539", "title":"Listowel", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Street view of Listowel dated 3rd April, 1824. A row of thatched houses is seen across the street. The scene includes two figures are by the door of the first building on the right, one standing, the other seated on a bench placed beneath an architectural feature resembling a niche. Near a cart with solid wheels a horse is being led in through a door. The upper part of Listowel Castle, with a pointed arch and imposing walls, looms up behind the houses, in the centre of the image.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal of a tour in Kerry, Tipperary and Cork", "manifestation_minyear":"1824", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Listowel Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1374241361", "manifestationid539":"ii_manifestation_1374241361", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1377596403"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369048338", "individual_record":"542", "title":"Londonderry", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the city of Derry, across the River Foyle. In the foreground, a country woman is conversing with two men, one of whom is carrying a pick and a rake over his shoulder. To the left and further in the distance, a woman and a child are walking towards the other three figures. In the background, the city extends up a hillside. A long bridge connects the two banks of the Foyle, and several ships and boats are are seen plying on the river.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bradshaw, S. (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Derry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid540":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid540":"ii_person_1369047618", "artists":["Bradshaw, S. (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid541":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid541":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid542":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid542":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1369048338"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522922043", "individual_record":"544", "title":"Lord Belvidere's", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Belvidere House from Lough Ennell. Despite the small scale, its architectural features are accurately shown. Also distinguishable in the wooded landscape beyond the lake are the Gothic Arch, the Gothic Octagon and the Jealous Wall. The most prominent feature in the foreground is a schooner with flag and pennants.

Sources:

National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/, reg. nos 15402612-15402615. Accessed 5.6.2018.

", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Belvedere House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid543":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid543":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid544":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid544":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522922043"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366805049", "individual_record":"549", "title":"Lough Dan, Co. of Wicklow", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Lough Dan, Co. Wicklow. In the foreground, an angler with his back to the viewer is fishing from a rock in the lake. Nearby is a boat with two oarsmen and a second angler, who is in the process of landing a fish. Another small boat is just visible in the distance. The lake is surrounded by mountains.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The angling excursions of Gregory Greendrake, Esq.", "manifestation_minyear":"1832", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Code, Henry Brereton (Author of travel text)","Coad, J. (Author of travel text)","Kirkwood, John (Draughtsman)","Kirkwood, John (Engraver)","Ettingsall, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lough Dan", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366803130", "personid":"ii_person_1311261550", "manifestationid545":"ii_manifestation_1366803130", "personid545":"ii_person_1311260744", "authors":["Code, Henry Brereton","Coad, J.","Ettingsall, Thomas"], "manifestationid546":"ii_manifestation_1366803130", "personid546":"ii_person_1366804231", "manifestationid547":"ii_manifestation_1366803130", "personid547":"ii_person_1366806160", "artists":["Kirkwood, John (Draughtsman)","Kirkwood, John (Engraver)"], "manifestationid548":"ii_manifestation_1366803130", "personid548":"ii_person_1366806160", "manifestationid549":"ii_manifestation_1366803130", "personid549":"ii_person_1311261550", "label":"ii_image_1366805049"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368801543", "individual_record":"552", "title":"Lough Erne", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Lower Lough Erne on a calm day. In the foreground, to the right, three women are standing by a stream under a tall tree on rising ground near the shore. A catboat is moored nearby with three men on board and a fourth approaching. A second small boat appears to be attached to the first. In the distance several sails are visible on the lake.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lower Lough Erne", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid550":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid550":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)"], "manifestationid551":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid551":"ii_person_1368791880", "manifestationid552":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid552":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1368801543"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375093291", "individual_record":"554", "title":"Lough Gurr Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Bourchier’s Castle by Lough Gur, Co. Limerick. A gated causeway and a bridge connect the island, or peninsula, to the mainland. The castle consists of a tower house with adjacent buildings, backed by a prominent hill. Further buildings are visible in the hilly landscape surrounding the lake. There are ducks and swans on the water, and a man with a long-barrelled gun is kneeling in the foreground, on the right, aiming at some waterfowl. Several features of the view are identified by letters and an accompanying key.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Lough Gur Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid553":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid553":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid554":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid554":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375093291"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369133740", "individual_record":"557", "title":"Lower Lake of Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Lough Leane. In the foreground and to the right, three people are gathered in or near a boat. Creels and nets indicate that they are engaged in fishing. The lake stretches away in the distance and to the right. Three sail boats can be seen on the surface of the lake, which is flanked by mountains on the left.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)"], "locname":"Lough Leane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1368791880", "manifestationid555":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid555":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)"], "manifestationid556":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid556":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid557":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid557":"ii_person_1368791880", "label":"ii_image_1369133740"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368019930", "individual_record":"560", "title":"Luggellaw, Wicklow.", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Luggala, or Fancy Mountain, in Co. Wicklow, and of Lough Tay. Rocks and vegetation border the lake. On a large rock overlooking the water are two men and a dog. One is seated with his back to the viewer, looking towards the lake and the backdrop of mountains; he is holding a large sheet of paper, possibly a map or sketch book. The other man, standing beside the first figure, is wearing a hat, and a rifle is placed against a rock nearby. Behind them lies the still surface of the lake, surrounded by steep mountains; the brow of one is wreathed in mist. On a lower slope is the faint outline of a house. Two sailing boats are visible in the distance.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Luggala or Fancy Mountain", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid558":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid558":"ii_person_1368018812", "artists":["Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid559":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid559":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid560":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid560":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368019930"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370258659", "individual_record":"562", "title":"Luttrellstown Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"[Attribution to Robert Branston is conjectural - see biographical note for Branston]

View of a neo-Gothic castle with battlements and both round and polygonal turrets arranged in perfect symmetry. It is flanked by trees and the garden is without ornament. Although the print is untitled, this romantic early nineteenth-century Gothic castle can be identified as Luttrellstown, known then as Woodlands Castle. The image was inserted by Miss Hammill (q.v.) in her manuscript diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It is in fact an illustration that appeared in the Irish Penny Journal in October 1840, accompanying an article by George Petrie, who describes Woodlands as ‘the finest aristocratic residence in the immediate vicinity of our metropolis.’

Sources:
Mark Bence-Jones, A Guide to Irish Country Houses (London: Constable & Co., 1988).
Irish Penny Journal, vol. 1, no. 18, 31 Oct. 1840, at http://www.jstor.org/stable/30001145. Accessed 15.4.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Branston, Robert (Engraver)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Luttrellstown Castle, Clonsilla", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid561":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid561":"ii_person_1391376314", "artists":["Branston, Robert (Engraver)"], "manifestationid562":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid562":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1370258659"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359721076", "individual_record":"564", "title":"Lynch's House, Galway Town", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pencil drawing of Lynch's Castle in Galway, with elaborate masonry features. There are people walking or standing in the street in front of the building. A man trundles a small handcart or barrow from right to left.
Tim Robinson notes that the image was copied from an engraving in Mr and Mrs S.C. Hall’s Ireland: its Scenery, Character, &c., Vol. III (London, 1843).
Source: Connemara after the Famine: Journal of a Survey of the Martin Estate, 1853 by Thomas Colville Scott. Edited & Introduced by Tim Robinson (Dublin: Lilliput Press, 1995), p. 94.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lynch's Castle, Galway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid563":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid563":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid564":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid564":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1359721076"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526308427", "individual_record":"566", "title":"Malahide Castle and Park", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Shows the castle of Malahide with deers in the park", "imagenote":"Possibly a print re-drawn.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"mixed", "shorttitle":"Holiday Ramblings", "manifestation_minyear":"1844", "manifestation_maxyear":"1844", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1844", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)","Drake, W.R. (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid":"ii_person_1309781429", "manifestationid565":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid565":"ii_person_1309781429", "artists":["Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid566":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid566":"ii_person_1309781429", "authors":["Drake, W.R."], "label":"ii_image_1526308427"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366041078", "individual_record":"567", "title":"Mallow Bath-Room", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the bath-house in Mallow, with steeply pitched roof, mullioned windows, tall chimneys and timbering. In front of it are a woman, a child playing with a hoop, and a man. In the background tree-tops rise above the roof-line of the building.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Irish Watering Places", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_maxyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Knox, Alexander (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"The Spa House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366038168", "personid":"ii_person_1366037107", "manifestationid567":"ii_manifestation_1366038168", "personid567":"ii_person_1366037107", "authors":["Knox, Alexander"], "label":"ii_image_1366041078"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359125388", "individual_record":"569", "title":"Market Square, Lisburn", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Market Square in Lisburn. Several commercial premises are shown, one with the name Johnson above the entrance, another with a complex trade sign hanging from an upstairs window. Men, women and children are engaged in conversation, or play, or a variety of other activities. There are no vehicles in the street, only a pack animal with paniers, carrying a man sitting sideways. Notable features are the spire of Christ Church Cathedral near the centre of the image, and the Market House and Assembly Rooms to the right, behind a small railed garden.
The image emphasizes the air of prosperity and order for which Lisburn, or Lisnagarvey, was regularly commended by travellers in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "locname":"Market Square, Lisburn", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358959850", "manifestationid568":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid568":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "manifestationid569":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid569":"ii_person_1358959850", "label":"ii_image_1359125388"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369146924", "individual_record":"572", "title":"Mc Gillicuddy’s Reeks and the Upper Lake of Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of MacGillycuddy's Reeks seen across Lough Leane. In the foreground four figures are on the shore of the lake, two holding fishing rods. A boat is moored nearby. A small island overgrown with trees is in the middle of the lake, and several sails are visible upon the surface of the lake.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"MacGillycuddy's Reeks", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid570":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid570":"ii_person_1368791880", "artists":["Wallis, Robert William (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid571":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid571":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid572":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid572":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1369146924"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368100112", "individual_record":"575", "title":"Meeting of the Waters, Wicklow", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Meeting of the Waters, where the rivers Avonmore and Avonbeg come together, forming the Avoca river. On the right, on ground somewhat above the bank, with rivers flowing from the left (the Avonmore) and the right (the Avonbeg), a group of nine elegantly dressed people, four men and five women, two of them holding parasols, occupy part of the foreground. Eight are seated, while one, a man wearing a hat, is standing. A picnic basket and two bottles are set on the grass nearby. Part of the roof of a small thatched building with a chimney can be seen lower down the bank. To the left, a portion of a bridge is summarily depicted. Near it, on the opposite bank, a man is seated on a circular bench encircling a tree. Further away on a grassy slope are two buildings; one is two storeys high, the other is small and cottage-like. In front of the latter are several white skirted figures. In the centre, beyond some marshy ground, the Avoca flows away to the right, winding among the woodlands, with mountains in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Meeting of the Waters", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid573":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid573":"ii_person_1368009115", "artists":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid574":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid574":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid575":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid575":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1368100112"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375371508", "individual_record":"577", "title":"Milking a cow", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Ink wash drawing of a man [?] milking a cow into a wooden pail. He is seated out of doors on a stool. The animal, with conspicuous horns, has its forelegs tied together. It is coloured with a red pigment. To the right is a tall wooden pail or churn.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid576":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid576":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid577":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid577":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375371508"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1376649562", "individual_record":"579", "title":"Mill", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of a mill. The building has a pitched roof, and the drawing affords a view of the cogwheels and machinery within, as well as the water-powered waterwheel and vertical mill stones.
Although not identified in the text, this is almost certainly a depiction of the oil mill at Ballintlea. The location of ‘the wood of the Oyl Mill’ is shown in Dineley’s drawing of Mount Ivers which follows five pages later (p. 152). The original mill, established in 1664, was located a mile south of Sixmilebridge, on the Owenogarney or Ratty river, at the highest point to which ordinary tides flow. It was rebuilt and further developed in 1696. Part of these late seventeenth-century structures can still be seen, along with other later features. The Clare County Library website provides an account of the surviving buildings and their history.

Source:
William Gerrard Ryan, A survey of monuments of archaeological and historical interest in the Barony of Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare (M.A. thesis, University College Cork, 1980), chap. 47, at http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/archaeology/ryan/. Accessed 1.11.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Oil Mills, Ballintlea", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid578":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid578":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid579":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid579":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1376649562"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374485427", "individual_record":"581", "title":"Miltown Abbey Ruines", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of ecclesiastical ruins with a surrounding wall. No longer extant.
It appears almost certain that the Milltown in question is the townland which lies south-west of Pallas Grean. The abbey's location, as given by Dineley, was two miles from Pallas and two and a half miles from Hospital. This would place it in the parish of Aglishcormick, also known as Liscormick or Liscormuck which belonged to the Deanery of Grean, just north of present-day Milltown. There was a glebe there, and a graveyard where the church once stood. Having examined this parish for the Ordnance Survey, a Mr. O'Keeffe noted that 'A spot of untilled ground surrounded by cultivated fields in the townland of Milltown (Hib. Baile Mhuilinn) on the north side of the road from Kilteely to Limerick, is pointed out by the people as the site of an old Abbey'. No conclusive traces were visible at the time of O'Keeffe's investigation c. 1840. He took this vanished abbey to be the Carmelite Milltown Abbey in Archdall's Monasticon Hibernicum (Vol. II, p. 432). This would be the Carmelite settlement identified as L1024-062 in the National Monuments Archaeological Survey.
Sources:
John O'Donovan and Michael O'Flanagan, Letters Containing Information Relative to the Antiquities of the Counties [of Ireland], vol. 13, issue 2 (Ordnance Survey, 1929), pp. 40-43.
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record L1024-062. Accessed 2.11.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Milltown Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid580":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid580":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid581":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid581":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374485427"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1312112831", "individual_record":"584", "title":"Mines of Allihies - Co. of Cork", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Allihies copper mines, in west Co. Cork. There are five figures in the foreground. These include three apparently local people: a man wearing a cap resembling a tam-o'shanter and knee breeches, and two women in shawls, one seated on a rock. A couple going down the road may be tourists: the woman is wearing a bonnet. The landscape is dotted with industrial buildings with tall chimneys. In the centre there is a larger establishment and cluster of buildings. Other structures may be dwellings. To the right are mountains and in the middle and far distance, islands. There are several sailing boats on a calm sea.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Allihies, Co. Cork", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid582":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid582":"ii_person_1368692978", "artists":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid583":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid583":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "manifestationid584":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid584":"ii_person_1368692627", "label":"ii_image_1312112831"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347288426", "individual_record":"587", "title":"Missionary settlement, Achill", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Line or woodcut. Image of a missionary settlement in Achill, close to Dugort. The settlement buildings are numbered 1-7. There are two silhouetted figures on the far right, positioned in front of the inlet, and at some distance from the settlement itself. In front of the buildings is a very orderly walled garden, and behind them very orderly fields of crops, and the entire settlement is located on the lower slope of a mountain (Slievemore). Other mountains beyond the water emphasize the contrast between nature and order. The text indicates that this image shows 'what is to be rather than what actually exists'.
The coordinates used here are those of one of the houses built as part of the ‘Colony’ (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage reg. no. 31304204).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Dugort", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid585":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid585":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "manifestationid586":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid586":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid587":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid587":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1347288426"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372160806", "individual_record":"588", "title":"Mitchelstown Castle. – Co. of Cork. The Seat of the Earl of Kingston", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Mitchelstown Castle. This impressive pile with its numerous towers occupies the summit of a wooded hill. By the river at its foot a seated figure is fishing, with another figure standing close by, and a basket.
The castle, designed c. 1823 by James and George Pain to replace a Palladian residence, was the largest neo-Gothic house of its time. In 1922 it was burned by the Republican Army, and was later entirely dismantled. Its former site is now occupied by the Dairygold Creamery.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Mitchelstown Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid588":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid588":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372160806"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370879687", "individual_record":"590", "title":"Moista Sound", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Moista Sound, a narrow chasm, or dyke, flanked by sheer cliffs in Co. Mayo. A small boat at the far end of the narrow sea passage emphasizes the scale of the geological formation. Further cliffs and a mountain loom in the background, closing off the perspective beyond the boat and the stretch of water behind it.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)","Verschoyle, Joseph (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Moista Sound", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1370878608", "manifestationid589":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid589":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid590":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid590":"ii_person_1370878608", "artists":["Verschoyle, Joseph (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370879687"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374492573", "individual_record":"592", "title":"Monument in Emly Cathedral", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink drawing of a monument in Emly Cathedral. Its ornamentation includes what appear to be two cherubs.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid591":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid591":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid592":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid592":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374492573"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374490481", "individual_record":"594", "title":"Monument in Miltown Abbey", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of a memorial monument to the Morines [Mulryans] in Miltown Abbey.

The abbey is no longer extant. It appears almost certain that the Milltown in question is the townland which lies south-west of Pallas Grean. The abbey's location, as given by Dineley, was two miles from Pallas and two and a half miles from Hospital. This would place it in the parish of Aglishcormick, also known as Liscormick or Liscormuck which belonged to the Deanery of Grean, just north of present-day Milltown. There was a glebe there, and a graveyard where the church once stood. Having examined this parish for the Ordnance Survey, a Mr. O'Keeffe noted that 'A spot of untilled ground surrounded by cultivated fields in the townland of Milltown (Hib. Baile Mhuilinn) on the north side of the road from Kilteely to Limerick, is pointed out by the people as the site of an old Abbey'. No conclusive traces were visible at the time of O'Keeffe's investigation c. 1840. He took this vanished abbey to be the Carmelite Milltown Abbey in Archdall's Monasticon Hibernicum (vol. II, p. 432). This would be the Carmelite settlement identified as L1024-062 in the National Monuments Archaeological Survey.
Sources:
John O'Donovan and Michael O'Flanagan, Letters Containing Information Relative to the Antiquities of the Counties [of Ireland], vol. 13, issue 2 (Ordnance Survey, 1929), pp. 40-43.
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record L1024-062. Accessed 2.11.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Milltown Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid593":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid593":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid594":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid594":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374490481"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375106435", "individual_record":"596", "title":"Monument in Sevington Church", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of upper surface of sepulchral monument in Sevington Church, Kent, representing in bas-relief a figure in full armour, with spurs and sword, hands joined in prayer.
At least five other monuments commemorating members of the Barry family were placed in the same church. This one, which was probably inlaid with brass, had already disappeared before 1756-1760.
Source:
‘V.J. Torr's Transcriptions of Faussett's and Cozen's Notebooks of Monumental Inscriptions’, Kent Archaeological Society, at http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Libr/MIs/TORR/01.htm, Sevington. Accessed 14.12.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Sevington Church", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid595":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid595":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid596":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid596":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375106435"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375349531", "individual_record":"598", "title":"Monument in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of monument in St Mary’s Church, Youghal.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid597":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid597":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid598":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid598":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375349531"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375368322", "individual_record":"600", "title":"Monument of Edward Copinger in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of the sepulchral monument of Edward Copinger in St. Mary’s Church, Youghal, with inscription. The tomb appears to be in ill repair.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid599":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid599":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid600":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid600":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375368322"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374513386", "individual_record":"602", "title":"Monument of Elizabeth Hartstongue", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Drawing of a monument dedicated to Elizabeth Hartstongue, by her husband Standish Hartstongue, Esquire. It takes the form of a mural plaque with inscription flanked by two square pillars topped by obelisks. The central section is surmounted by an arch, culminating in a heart.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid601":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid601":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid602":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid602":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374513386"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375366500", "individual_record":"604", "title":"Monument of Francis Tobyn Burges in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of the floor slab of Francis Tobyn Burges in St Mary’s Church, Youghall, with central cross and inscriptions around the borders.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid603":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid603":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid604":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid604":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375366500"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374493477", "individual_record":"606", "title":"Monument of Maurice Hurley", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of sepulchral monument of Maurice Hurley in Emly Cathedral, with inscriptions and coat of arms.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Old Cathedral, Emly", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid605":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid605":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid606":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid606":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374493477"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375365931", "individual_record":"608", "title":"Monument of Peter Miagh in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia and red pigment depiction of the altar tomb of Peter Miagh in St Mary’s Church, Youghal, with inscriptions. The monument is protected on two sides by a railing. In its centre is an inscribed plaque with a coat of arms. Columns erected upon the rectangular base support an entablature surmounted by three statues: two angels and the figure of Christ with cross and standard. A second inscribed plaque is to the right of the monument, on the adjacent wall. The image is partially enclosed by a trilobed frame, echoing the three trefoils in the coat of arms.

Dineley’s drawing does not show the engraved image of a skeleton lying on its side, with other emblems of death (death’s head, shroud, hourglass) which feature on the plinth.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid607":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid607":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid608":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid608":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375365931"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375350319", "individual_record":"610", "title":"Monument of Richard Bennet in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of the sepulchral monument of Richard Bennet and his wife Elizabeth Barry in St Mary’s Church, Youghal, with inscription. The couple are sculpted as gisants on a rectangular sepulchre, their heads upon pillows and hands joined in prayer.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid609":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid609":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid610":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid610":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375350319"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375366977", "individual_record":"612", "title":"Monument of Thomas Parys in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia and red ink wash drawing of the sepulchral monument of Thomas Parys in St Mary’s Church, Youghall. A sculpture representing the deceased in high-relief is laying on the sepulchre, with his head resting upon a pillow and a dove in his hands.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid611":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid611":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid612":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid612":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375366977"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375367362", "individual_record":"614", "title":"Monument of William Lluellin in St Mary’s Church, Youghal", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia and red pen ink sketch of the sepulchral monument of William Lluellin in St Mary’s Church, Youghall, with inscriptions. A plaque on the wall of the church is surrounded by two columns and overarching structure.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid613":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid613":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid614":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid614":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375367362"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375098412", "individual_record":"616", "title":"Monuments in Carigkenlish Church", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of sepulchral monuments with inscriptions in the old church in Caherconlish, located six miles from Limerick on the road to Cashel.
This medieval church was altered in the nineteenth century. Now ruined, it is surrounded by a graveyard.
Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record LI014-079005. Accessed 2.11.2014.
The Urban Archaeological Survey of County Limerick, compiled by John Bradley, Andrew Halpin and Heather A. King (Dublin: Office of Public Works, 1985).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Caherconlish church", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid615":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid615":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid616":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid616":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375098412"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374673983", "individual_record":"618", "title":"Mount Ivers Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia, red and black ink sketch of Mount Ivers, or Mount Ievers Castle, in Co. Clare, no longer extant. This drawing is pasted on a page of the manuscript. The building depicted is a large tower house with a pitched roof, machicolation, loops, some larger windows and a portcullis, and is surrounded by a wall with small watchtowers. Steps lead from outside the wall up to the inner entrance. It is situated in a hilly landscape, with letters marking other buildings and natural features which are identified in the accompanying key. Among them are Rosmanagher, Bunratty, Cappagh castle, Sixmilebridge, the Sixmilebridge river, i.e. the Owenogarney or Ratty river, and the wood of the Oil Mills at Ballintlea.
The castle drawn by Dineley was earlier known as ‘Ballyrella (or Ballyarrila) but neither builder nor date is known for certain’ (Guinness and Ryan 1971, 55). It was destroyed c. 1735 and replaced by a mansion-house designed by John Rothery. The 1648 fireplace was incorporated into the new building. In 1867, Robert O'Brien recorded that there were 'still visible some foundations of the old castle; but most of the stones were worked into the modern mansion-house' (Shirley et al. (eds) 1867, 75).

Sources:
The Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CL052-023----.
Mark Bence Jones, Burke's Guide to the Country Houses. Vol. 1: Ireland (London: Burke’s Peerage, 1978), p. 214.
Desmond Guinness and William Ryan, Irish Houses and Castles (New York: Crescent Books/Thames & Hudson, 1971), pp. 55-56.
Landed Estates database, NUI Galway, at http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie/LandedEstates/, Mount Ievers. Accessed 14.1.2018.
William Gerrard Ryan, A survey of monuments of archaeological and historical interest in the barony of Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare (M.A. thesis, University College Cork, 1980), at http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/archaeology/ryan/. Accessed 1.11.2014.
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al. (eds), ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Mount Ivers/Ievers Castle/Court", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid617":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid617":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid618":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid618":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374673983"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359465777", "individual_record":"620", "title":"Mount Merrion", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Mount Merrion House, that was inherited by the author, George Augustus Montgomery, in 1816.", "imagenote":"George Augustus Montgomery", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Posting and Turnpikes", "manifestation_minyear":"1826", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Author of travel text)","Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Mount Merrion", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid":"ii_person_1359463157", "manifestationid619":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid619":"ii_person_1359463157", "authors":["Montgomery, George Augustus"], "manifestationid620":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid620":"ii_person_1359463157", "artists":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359465777"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364900837", "individual_record":"622", "title":"Mr Hitchens in pursuit of nuggets", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Portrait of two men in a two-wheeled horse cart.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kilbrickan", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid621":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid621":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid622":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid622":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1364900837"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370522516", "individual_record":"625", "title":"Mrs. Anne Plumptre", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Portrait of Mrs Anne Plumptre, seated. She is wearing a turban and a day dress with a double layer ruff tied at the front, the décolleté with embroidered gauze overlay. Over this is a fur-trimmed tippet. Her hands are folded in her lap, one elbow resting on a table, where there are two books, a sheaf of papers, an inkwell and a quill.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)","Northcote, James (Painter)","Meyer, Henry (Engraver)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1370522861", "manifestationid623":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid623":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "manifestationid624":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid624":"ii_person_1370523539", "artists":["Northcote, James (Painter)","Meyer, Henry (Engraver)"], "manifestationid625":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid625":"ii_person_1370522861", "label":"ii_image_1370522516"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371206323", "individual_record":"627", "title":"Mrs. Grattan’s Cottage", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the rustic cottage designed by Mrs Henry Grattan, overlooking the Dargle near the Grattans' house at Tinnehinch, Co. Wicklow. The river flows through a narrow creek, with woods on either side, into more open country. There are two cows on the bank above the river, and other cows and sheep on the grassy slopes that descend to the water. The cottage is located near the summit of a steep hill to the right of the river. Mountains occupy the background.
By 1814, Anne Plumptre considered that the cottage had fallen into disrepair, but this is not borne out by the parties which, according to other writers, continued to be held there.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"The Dargle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid626":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid626":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid627":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid627":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371206323"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371027582", "individual_record":"629", "title":"Mrs. Latouche's cottage in the Glen of the Downs, Co. Wicklow. August twenty – 1828.", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of picturesque 'cottage orné' with lattice windows, thatch and creeper, partly obscured by a large tree. In front of it there is open lawn rather than a decorative garden, with trees to either side, and densely wooded hills in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Draughtsman)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Glen of the Downs", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid628":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid628":"ii_person_1309780922", "artists":["Hammill, Miss (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid629":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid629":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1371027582"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369989863", "individual_record":"631", "title":"Muckross Waterfall", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Mucross waterfall. The water falls between two rocky ridges. On the bottom left corner of the image, a man with hat and long stick is pointing towards the waterfall. A dog is curled up at his feet. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with a light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Muckross", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid630":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid630":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid631":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid631":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369989863"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365773351", "individual_record":"633", "title":"Mucruss Lake", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Muckross Lake, from the shore. One large tree is on the shore on the left-hand side. On the water nearby two boats carry several passengers. A sail is visible further in the distance, on the left of the three. In the centre a rock emerges from the water. Mountains are in the background.", "imagenote":"George Holmes", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1801", "manifestation_maxyear":"1801", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)","Holmes, George (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Muckross", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid":"ii_person_1365758575", "manifestationid632":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid632":"ii_person_1365758575", "artists":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid633":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid633":"ii_person_1365758575", "authors":["Holmes, George"], "label":"ii_image_1365773351"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366128400", "individual_record":"635", "title":"Muilrea – Entrance to the Killery", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the entrance to Killary Harbour and of Muilrea, or Mweelrea, looming high above the water. There is a small sailing boat in the foreground, with two fishermen at work with nets. A barrel floats nearby. A little further off there is a second boat, with sails hoisted. In the distance, towards Mweelrea and the mouth of the fjord, are some further sailing boats.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)","Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "locname":"Muilrea/Mweelrea", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1399018070", "manifestationid634":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid634":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid635":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid635":"ii_person_1399018070", "artists":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1366128400"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368818947", "individual_record":"638", "title":"Near Adrigoil - on the road from Castletown to Glengariff", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Two women and a man grouped around baskets and bundles on the road, close to a river. Nearby, a drover with cattle, and further back, cottages and washing on a clothesline. A bridge, trees and high mountains complete the scene.
Adrigoil is now known as Adrigole. It lies approximately 18 km from Glengarriff. Castletown or Castletown-Bearhaven is most commonly known as Castletownbere.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Adrigole", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid636":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid636":"ii_person_1368692978", "artists":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid637":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid637":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid638":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid638":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368818947"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335350560", "individual_record":"640", "title":"Newtown Barry", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the estate at Newtownbarry, showing a man fishing from the riverbank, near a bridge. Other figures include a woman with a child, and a second man. Both men wear broad-brimmed hats. In the background a steeple is visible, and by the bridge some tall buildings, possibly a mill. Trees and a backdrop of hills complete the scene of peaceful rural life.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The New Estate", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["",""], "locname":"Newtownbarry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335349825", "manifestationid639":"ii_manifestation_1335349825", "artists":["",""], "manifestationid640":"ii_manifestation_1335349825", "label":"ii_image_1335350560"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522089084", "individual_record":"642", "title":"Obélisque de Carton. Comté de Kildare.", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of the obelisk near Carton House, built in 1740.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Carnets de voyage", "manifestation_minyear":"1790", "manifestation_maxyear":"1791", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Author of travel text)","Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Carton House obelisk", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid":"ii_person_1310678122", "manifestationid641":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid641":"ii_person_1310678122", "authors":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne"], "manifestationid642":"ii_manifestation_1334480329", "personid642":"ii_person_1310678122", "artists":["Coquebert de Montbret, Charles-Étienne (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522089084"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375104654", "individual_record":"644", "title":"O Briens Bridg-Town", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the village of O'Brien's Bridge, Co. Clare, seen from across the River Shannon. In the foreground, on the near bank, is pasted a fragment of printed plate representing an agitated crowd. In the water behind them, there is a boat with two people aboard. The heads of several hounds and a deer emerge from the water nearby, as they swim against the current. A long bridge leads to the village, where one of the several buildings is marked with the letter T, and identified in the annexed key as belonging to the Earl of Inchiquin; it is mansarded and appears to be buttressed or to have five external partitions. In the midst of the main cluster of houses there is a trade sign, possibly for an inn. The image is surrounded by an oval frame.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"O'Brien's Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid643":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid643":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid644":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid644":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375104654"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368922839", "individual_record":"645", "title":"Ogham stone, Aghadoe", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Upright stone with Ogham inscription, Aghadoe, Co. Kerry.

This stone is recorded by Macalister (record 242, no. II), who notes Chatterton’s description, remarking that ‘it is not a very great compliment, but she was certainly the best copyist of Ogham writing of her time’ (p. 238). The stone, which may have already been damaged when sketched by Chatterton, is now in three pieces. They are located, not in the grounds of Aghadoe House, but cemented together in a horizontal position on top of the partially rebuilt south wall of the chancel of the ruined church or ‘cathedral’ of Aghadoe, in the townland of Parkavonear.
Note: It is Aghadoe House (rebuilt after a fire in 1922 and now the Killarney International Youth Hostel) which is shown as the stone’s position on the map in this database, as reflecting more closely what the author of the travel account saw. The stone’s present coordinates are: 52.074676, -9.571728. The base of the round tower, where Lord Headley originally found it, is just about 20 metres north of this.
Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record KE066-016005-.
R.A.S. Macalister, Corpus inscriptionum insularum celticarum, Vol. 1 (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1945), record 242, no. II.
Ogham in 3D, Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies, https://ogham.celt.dias.ie.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Aghadoe", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid645":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid645":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368922839"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368919549", "individual_record":"646", "title":"Ogham stone, Kinard East", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Woodcut of phallic-looking stone inscribed with geometric motifs, in the ruined churchyard of Kinard East [Cinn Aird Thoir], Co. Kerry.

The decoration on the stone is described as 'an unusual cross inscription consisting of a rectangular outline divided into 4 roughly equal parts, the upper quadrants being similarly subdivided’(Cuppage). The stone possesses an ogham inscription and a further small, rudimentary cross not shown by Chatterton.
Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record KE053-053005-.
Judith Cuppage (ed.), Archaeological Survey of the DIngle Peninsula (Ballyferriter: Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, 1986), record 863.
R.A.S. Macalister, Corpus inscriptionum insularum celticarum, Vol. 1 (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1945), record 188.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kinard East", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid646":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid646":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368919549"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368921506", "individual_record":"647", "title":"Ogham stones, Ballintaggart", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Two smooth round-ended stones both with Ogham marks. The one on the right also has an inscribed cross. Their shape is described as resembling 'a large risolle or a flattened bolster'.

Based on its distinctive cross, the stone on the right appears to be one of the stones at Ballintaggart recorded by Macalister and others. The site where it and nine other ogham stones are now grouped, is in a field across the road from Ballintaggart House, which was recorded as the seat of S. Murray Hickson by Lewis in 1837, and is undoubtedly the residence mentioned in Chatterton’s text. While the ogham markings shown here do not fully correspond to those indicated by Macalister, they match more closely those for the same stone reproduced in 3D in the Ogham stones database of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. The other stone in the illustration appears to correspond to Macalister’s record 157.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record KE053-033010-.
Judith Cuppage (ed.), Archaeological Survey of the DIngle Peninsula (Ballyferriter: Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, 1986), record 820.
Landed Estates Database, Moore Institute, NUI Galway, at landedestates.nuigalway.ie.
Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (London: S. Lewis & Co., 1837).
R.A.S. Macalister, Corpus inscriptionum insularum celticarum, Vol. 1 (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1945), record 160.
Ogham in 3D, Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies, https://ogham.celt.dias.ie.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballintaggart", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid647":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid647":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368921506"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368922313", "individual_record":"648", "title":"Ogham stone, Trabeg", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Horizontal stone with Ogham inscription, rendered in the text as 'Brus-gus, the king's son, was lost in the sea' (following Windle).
This stone can be identified as the Emlagh East stone described by Macalister (record 180) After a period spent as a garden ornament in Chute Hall, the stone was returned to Trabeg strand, near its original location (upright in a field). At present it 'lies recumbent on a concrete base' there.
Sources:
R.A.S. Macalister, Corpus inscriptionum insularum celticarum, Vol. 1 (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1945).
Judith Cuppage (ed.), Archaeological Survey of the DIngle Peninsula (Ballyferriter: Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, 1986).
Ogham in 3D, Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies, https://ogham.celt.dias.ie, accessed 6.10.2017.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Trabeg, Emlagh East", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid648":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid648":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368922313"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1358970135", "individual_record":"650", "title":"Old Long Bridge, Belfast", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Belfast and of the old Long Bridge, when it was about to be dismantled in 1841. Several of the arches are delapidated and one portion of the bridge is missing. Timber piling is shown in the foreground and near the bridge. There are two anglers on the shore, and a procession of small craft going towards the bridge. Beyond it are numerous tall masts, several smoking chimney stacks, and multi-storeyed buildings.
The Long Bridge was replaced by the Queen's Bridge, completed by January 1843, and officially opened in 1849 by Queen Victoria.

Sources
Ronald C. Cox, Michael H. Gould, Civil Engineering Heritage: Ireland (London: Thomas Telford, 1998)
William Alan McCutcheon, The Industrial Archaeology of Northern Ireland (Madison, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1984).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "locname":"Long Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358959850", "manifestationid649":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid649":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "manifestationid650":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid650":"ii_person_1358959850", "label":"ii_image_1358970135"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371221055", "individual_record":"652", "title":"Old Weir Bridge", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Old Weir Bridge in the Lakes of Killarney. A rowing boat with six rowers and two passengers is on the right-hand side of the image. Hills and woods are on either side of the water. The banks are joined by a stone, two-arched bridge in the centre of the image. Before the bridge, three figures are on the right bank. Beyond, mountains are in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Old Weir Bridge - Killarney National Park", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid651":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid651":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid652":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid652":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371221055"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371727579", "individual_record":"655", "title":"Ormond Castle", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Kilkenny Castle from the River Nore. In the centre foreground there is a boat with an oarsman and passenger. There are trees on the left bank, and in the castle grounds. A path, flanked by a high stone wall, runs along the right bank. A small red-roofed gazebo or viewing shelter, reflected in the smoothly flowing river, backs onto the wall. There are three figures on the path. Beyond the wall lie the castle grounds and castle.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kilkenny Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid653":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid653":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Medland, Thomas (Engraver)"], "manifestationid654":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid654":"ii_person_1371130058", "manifestationid655":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid655":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "label":"ii_image_1371727579"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369999227", "individual_record":"657", "title":"O’Sullivan’s Cascade", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of O’Sullivan’s Cascade, in Tomies Wood, Killarney. The waterfall is in the centre of the image, with vegetation growing on either side, and rocks at the bottom of the stream. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with a light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"O'Sullivan's Cascade", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid656":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid656":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid657":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid657":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369999227"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522846026", "individual_record":"659", "title":"O’Sullivan’s Cascade, Killarney", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the waterfall known as O’Sullivan’s Cascade, in a rocky tree-lined gorge. A man, with what appears to be a bugle or a firearm slung over his back, is seated by a rudimentary footbridge across the torrent.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"O'Sullivan's Cascade", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid658":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid658":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid659":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid659":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522846026"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370423909", "individual_record":"660", "title":"Outline of the Giant’s Causeway", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Outline of the Giant’s Causeway and surroundings seen from above.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Hibernia Curiosa", "manifestation_minyear":"1769", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bush, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Giant's Causeway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid":"ii_person_1310663332", "manifestationid660":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid660":"ii_person_1310663332", "authors":["Bush, John"], "label":"ii_image_1370423909"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370436909", "individual_record":"664", "title":"Owen Gray’s Farm House", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Three decrepit stone-built thatched cabins, built close to one another, seen from the back. The building in the middle of the image has a chimney, with smoke coming out of it. The rough poles supporting the thatch are seen protruding from the roof on the left. The cabins stand on open ground, in a barren landscape.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Bellananagh", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid661":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid661":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "manifestationid662":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid662":"ii_person_1368692627", "artists":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid663":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid663":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid664":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid664":"ii_person_1310663280", "label":"ii_image_1370436909"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372185363", "individual_record":"667", "title":"Part of St. Dominick’s Friary. 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There are two figures by the friary.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Kilmallock", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid665":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid665":"ii_person_1368692627", "artists":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid666":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid666":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "manifestationid667":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid667":"ii_person_1368692978", "label":"ii_image_1372185363"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522950647", "individual_record":"669", "title":"Part of the Lake of Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Very simple sketch of fields, trees, mountains and, in the foreground, a stretch of water with a rowing boat moored by the shore.", "imagenote":"Now in private collection. No reproduction authorized.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Upper Lake of Killarney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid668":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid668":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid669":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid669":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522950647"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526311042", "individual_record":"670", "title":"Path at Devil's Glen", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A path among the hills at Devil's Glen, with some trees and rock formations, and mountains in the background. The illustration was purchased by the author locally, at the Devil's Glen. He notes that it is not entirely true to the nature.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Holiday Ramblings", "manifestation_minyear":"1844", "manifestation_maxyear":"1844", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1844", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Drake, W.R. 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(Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid":"ii_person_1309781429", "manifestationid671":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid671":"ii_person_1309781429", "authors":["Drake, W.R."], "manifestationid672":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid672":"ii_person_1309781429", "artists":["Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1526311810"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1529413293", "individual_record":"675", "title":"Paysage, vue de la montagne du Pain de sucre, Bantry Bay", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Bantry Bay from the summit of the Sugarloaf Mountain. Two figures in the centre foreground on a vertiginous peak, one clambering on hands and knees, the other upright, dramatically posed with a staff. Sheep grazing on nearby height, jagged mountains, calm bay to the right with islands and sailing boats.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Allen, James Bayliss (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526131106", "manifestationid673":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid673":"ii_person_1529448223", "artists":["Allen, James Bayliss (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid674":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid674":"ii_person_1309798927", "manifestationid675":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid675":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "label":"ii_image_1529413293"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526310500", "individual_record":"677", "title":"Picnic at Devil's Glen", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Three ladies - presumably the author's travelling companions - sitting around a flat stone, enjoying a picnic on the ruins of a building at Devil's Glen. On the table, we see a bottle of sherry - the author of the text highlights this as very characteristic. Next to the table, we see a picnic basket and an umbrella. Behind them, the circular ruin is probably that of the 'Moss House' that they set out to find, but found in ruins. Around them, we see some trees and rock formations. The original of the picture was sketched by W. R. Drake, and it was re-sketched", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"mixed", "shorttitle":"Holiday Ramblings", "manifestation_minyear":"1844", "manifestation_maxyear":"1844", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1844", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)","Drake, W.R. (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid":"ii_person_1309781429", "manifestationid676":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid676":"ii_person_1309781429", "artists":["Drake, W.R. 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Coloured in green, grey and yellow, with scale in feet.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Blarney Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid688":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid688":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid689":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid689":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370020451"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1376646994", "individual_record":"691", "title":"Plan of Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of a plan of Dublin, with index of prominent locations. A fragment of printed plate representing a ship is pasted upon the River Liffey. Further smaller vessels are seen upstream.
This plan appears to be a slightly foreshortened adaptation of John Speed’s 1610 map, or the Braun & Hogenberg map (1617) derived from it. Among the differences it presents are the addition of trees in Stephen’s Green, and more houses south and south-west of that area.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid690":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid690":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid691":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid691":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1376646994"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335340890", "individual_record":"692", "title":"Plan of Dunamoa fort", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plan of the promontory fort at Doonamo in the townland of Aughernagalliagh, on the Mullet peninsula. Featured on the plan are the wall and fosse, the entrance and its defences, chambers within the walls, and stones which have been identified as chevaux-de-frise or, alternatively, the gravestones of a children's burial ground.
The key to the letters within the image are given in a footnote on p. 71 (see Related Text).
Source: Markus Casey, 'Excavation at the promontory fort at Doonamo, Aughernacalliagh, Co. Mayo', Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society, vol. 51 (1999), 65-76.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Doonamo fort, Aughernagalliagh", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid692":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid692":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1335340890"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365607849", "individual_record":"693", "title":"Pleaskin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Pleaskin Head, near the Giant's Causeway. Cliffs and complex rock formations dominate the picture, rising on the left-hand side and stretching along the coast into the distance. A small boat with two occupants near the bottom of the cliff serves as an indication of the relative proportions.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Letters concerning the northern coast of the county of Antrim", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hamilton, William (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Giant's Causeway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid":"ii_person_1309798631", "manifestationid693":"ii_manifestation_1310487091", "personid693":"ii_person_1309798631", "authors":["Hamilton, William"], "label":"ii_image_1365607849"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369913077", "individual_record":"695", "title":"Plough", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Greyscale ink wash drawing of a plough, with scale in inches.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid694":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid694":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid695":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid695":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369913077"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530355542", "individual_record":"698", "title":"Pont de Cromwell, Glengariff", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Glengarriff river, looking out towards Bantry Bay. Two bridges to the right, one old and ruined, the other new. A small sailing boat by a jetty, another drawn up on land. Assorted figures, including men with creels and nets in the foreground. An island with a castle. Mountains, trees. Diffuse light.
Only one of the five arches shown in this engraving still survives.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CO104-016----. Consulted 01.07.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Bentley, Joseph Clayton (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Cromwell's Bridge, Glengarriff", "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "personid696":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "personid697":"ii_person_1530441584", "artists":["Bentley, Joseph Clayton (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "personid698":"ii_person_1309798927", "label":"ii_image_1530355542"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1530575674", "individual_record":"701", "title":"Pont de Vieux Weir, Killarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Old Weir Bridge, Killarney. River scene with a double-arch bridge and two rowing boats, the first with a female passenger aboard and another embarking, both women wearing large bonnets. Other figures on the shore. Waterfowl. Trees and luxuriant vegetation on either side. Ruined castle and crags in the distance.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Richardson, George K. (Engraver)"], "locname":"Old Weir Bridge - Killarney National Park", "personid":"ii_person_1530613862", "personid699":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Richardson, George K. (Engraver)"], "personid700":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "personid701":"ii_person_1530613862", "label":"ii_image_1530575674"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526139739", "individual_record":"704", "title":"Port de Cove", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Panoramic view of Cobh and its harbour. Numerous ships, steamers, a steam-propelled paddle boat, small craft. Fortified island, towers, castles. In the foreground, a steep coastal strip with houses, a church and numerous people.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Cousen, Charles (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Cobh", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1309798927", "manifestationid702":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid702":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "manifestationid703":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid703":"ii_person_1526139404", "artists":["Cousen, Charles (Engraver)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid704":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid704":"ii_person_1309798927", "label":"ii_image_1526139739"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359120883", "individual_record":"705", "title":"Portrush", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Portrush, looking towards Ramore Head. with cliffs in the foreground and the ocean stretching away into the distance. Nine tall ships occupy the harbour. Further out at sea are several others, including a steam-ship.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Portrush", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid705":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid705":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359120883"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359121692", "individual_record":"706", "title":"Portstewart", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Portstewart, with the village on the right-hand side, the seashore on the left, and cliffs in the background.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Portstewart, Co. Derry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid706":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid706":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359121692"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522393013", "individual_record":"707", "title":"Powerscourt Co. of Wicklow", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of hills with trees, distant house and part of thatched cottage.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rawerts maleriske Reise", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid":"ii_person_1335359161", "manifestationid707":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid707":"ii_person_1335359161", "artists":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "label":"ii_image_1522393013"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371735147", "individual_record":"710", "title":"Powerscourt the Seat of Lord Viscount Powerscourt and Tinnahinch the Seat of Henry Grattan Esq.", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View from the Dargle towards Tinnehinch House and Powerscourt, in a partly wooded landscape. In the foreground, on the left, a man with a walking stick contemplates the view. Tinnehinch House is in the middleground, across fields and at the foot of a hill. Powerscourt House stands further back, on high ground rising to a mountain on the right.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Powerscourt House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid708":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid708":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Medland, Thomas (Engraver)"], "manifestationid709":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid709":"ii_person_1371130058", "manifestationid710":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid710":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "label":"ii_image_1371735147"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369406370", "individual_record":"713", "title":"Powerscourt Waterfall", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Powerscourt Waterfall. The water falls from the rocks on the top right-hand corner of the image, and descends behind a group of trees in the foreground, on the left. Rocks and vegetation are on either side of the waterfall.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_maxyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Taylor, the Elder, Isaac (Engraver)"], "locname":"Powerscourt Waterfall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid":"ii_person_1369402783", "manifestationid711":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid711":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid712":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid712":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Taylor, the Elder, Isaac (Engraver)"], "manifestationid713":"ii_manifestation_1310640425", "personid713":"ii_person_1369402783", "label":"ii_image_1369406370"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369822324", "individual_record":"715", "title":"Powerscourt Waterfall [ink wash]", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Powerscourt Waterfall. The water falls from the rocks on the top right-hand corner of the image, and descends behind a group of trees in the foreground, on the left. Rocks and vegetation are on either side of the waterfall. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Powerscourt Waterfall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid714":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid714":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid715":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid715":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369822324"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370361154", "individual_record":"716", "title":"Powerscourt Water-Fall in the County of Wicklow Ireland", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Powerscourt waterfall from the valley below. A grassy slope and tall trees are in the foreground. Two figures, one sitting and one standing, are on the left-hand side of the image, under a tree, observing the waterfall.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Hibernia Curiosa", "manifestation_minyear":"1769", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bush, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Powerscourt Waterfall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid":"ii_person_1310663332", "manifestationid716":"ii_manifestation_1370355694", "personid716":"ii_person_1310663332", "authors":["Bush, John"], "label":"ii_image_1370361154"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368013138", "individual_record":"719", "title":"Powerscourt Waterfall, Wicklow", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Powerscourt Waterfall, in Co. Wicklow. The river Dargle is flowing in the foreground, toward the viewer. A man with a hat and a fishing rod is standing on the left-hand side of the river, looking downwards. The waterfall is at the centre of the image, towering above the river and surrounding woodland.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Powerscourt Waterfall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid717":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid717":"ii_person_1368009115", "artists":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid718":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid718":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid719":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid719":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368013138"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372168533", "individual_record":"722", "title":"Quin Abbey. – Co. of Clare", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Franciscan Priory at Quin, Co. Clare, by the river Rine, seen from the west. The abbey is depicted in a state of delapidation and somewhat overgrown with ivy, but with several architectural features clearly shown, most notably its high tower and the tracery of a fine gothic window. In front of the building, a religious ceremony is in progress; many of those present are kneeling. Other men, women and children are seen approaching along a road in the foreground leading to the abbey, and from the right. A thatched cottage in poor condition stands on the riverbank, to the left. The surrounding countryside is bare, with hills and low mountains in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Quin Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid720":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid720":"ii_person_1368692627", "artists":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid721":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid721":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid722":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid722":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372168533"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374763395", "individual_record":"724", "title":"Rallahine Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Ink wash drawing of Rathlaheen Castle, near Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare. A tower house and adjacent building are surrounded by a wall that appear to be breached opposite the main door of the castle. There are trees in the background. Another building with an ornate entrance stands just outside the wall, to the right of the castle. A variety of figures add animation to the landscape. In the foreground, on the left, a pasted fragment of printed plate represents women dancing in a circle. On the right, a couple stand with their backs to the viewer. Another two figures are seen further away, on the left; one of them is gesturing towards the castle. A horseman is passing nearby, and a crouching figure in the centre of the image has just fired a gun. A dog resembling a greyhound looks on. A shooting star or comet is seen in the sky near the top of the tower. The image is bounded by an octagonal frame.
The comet is the subject of a separate sketch and description by Dineley (see 'The Blazing Starr'). Rathlaheen appears variously as Ratholahin, Rathlagheen, Ralahine, Rathlathin, Rathlahine and Ralahin. Its Irish name is Ráth Fhlaithín (Logainm) rather than Ráth an Lochán as has been suggested.

Sources:
The Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CL051-040----. Accessed 15.1.2018.
Logainm, Dublin City University, at https://www.logainm.ie/. Accessed 15.1.2018.
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al. (eds), ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, new series, vol. 6, no. 1 (1867), pp. 82-83.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Rathlaheen Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid723":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid723":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid724":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid724":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374763395"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370432256", "individual_record":"728", "title":"Rath at Clones", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of motte in Crossmoyle, Clones, showing a truncated cone-shaped mound encircled by a series of stepped banks with internal ditches.
Described in 1986 as ‘rising in series of terraces (due to landscaping) and surrounded by fosse at base’ (Archaeological Inventory of County Monaghan, no. 1209), its appearance has altered somewhat since it was depicted by Binns.

Sources:
Archaeological Inventory of County Monaghan, compiled by Anna L. Brindley (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1986).
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. MO011-008001-. Accessed 27.02.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Crossmoyle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid725":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid725":"ii_person_1310663280", "artists":["Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid726":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid726":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid727":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid727":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid728":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid728":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "label":"ii_image_1370432256"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371670502", "individual_record":"729", "title":"Rath, Co. Antrim", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A cross-section and overhead plan of a typical rath or ringfort of the kind found in Co. Antrim. They show a subterranean passage with lateral chambers, and two banks separated by a ditch. The souterrain descends vertically into the mound from its summit, starting near the inner face of the inner bank. From the narrative it appears that this plan may be based on one of the ringforts found in the two parks belonging to Shane's Castle. Barrow remarks that there are not less than fifty of them there.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Antrim", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid729":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid729":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1371670502"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359561957", "individual_record":"730", "title":"Ringfort near Bantry", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sketch plan of roughly circular ringfort or rath, with four gaps in the bank, placed symmetrically. This site cannot be identified with certainty. However, its dimensions and location overlooking Bantry suggest that it may be the now largely erased ringfort recorded at Seafield, behind Bantry House. This monument is described as ‘visible as shadow site from air’.

Source:

Archaeological Inventory of Co. Cork, Vol. I (Dublin: Stationery Office, 1992), record no. 1868.

", "imagenote":"Anon", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Bantry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid730":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359561957"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359562472", "individual_record":"731", "title":"Ringfort near Rathkeale", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sketch plan of a ringfort. There are records of numerous ringforts in the vicinity of Rathkeale, although the majority have been levelled. It has not been possible to identify the location of this particuar ringfort.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Rathkeale", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid731":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359562472"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359557448", "individual_record":"732", "title":"Ringforts between Tipperary and Limerick", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sketch plan of earthworks observed by the traveller near Tipperary town, on the road to Limerick, with elevations of the internal raised areas given in feet.
Based on the position and description provided, the two monuments may be conjecturally identified as the barrow (lower part of illustration) and rath (upper part of illustration) at Barronstown, approximately 5 kilometres from Tipperary town, near the junction of the N24 and the L8106. The road no longer passes between the two sets of earthworks, but skirts them on the NE side. Most of the features noted by the anonymous author of this account have disappeared. The present appearance of each monument is described in the Archaeological Survey, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, records TS058-055001- and TS058-055002-. Accessed 3.12.2017.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Barronstown, Co. Tipperary", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid732":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359557448"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359561078", "individual_record":"733", "title":"Ringforts near Tipperary", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sketch plan of three ringforts that the traveller observed a mile from the town of Tipperary.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketch South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1810", "manifestation_maxyear":"1810", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1810", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Tipperary", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "manifestationid733":"ii_manifestation_1359546534", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1359561078"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526136510", "individual_record":"735", "title":"Rivière de Cork vue de la route de Glanmire", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plunging view of the estuary of the River Lee, from the Glanmire road. Calm weather. Numerous sailing boats, two steamers, a castle on a headland, buildings along the coast. Small group of people in the foreground. Wooded scenery.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1526131106", "manifestationid734":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid734":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid735":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid735":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "label":"ii_image_1526136510"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347276888", "individual_record":"736", "title":"Roadway near Glenarm", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Section view of the road near the little deer-park at Glenarm, showing how slipping ground was stabilized and protected from the sea.
Copy of a plan which originally appeared in the Second Annual Report of the Commissioners for the Extension and Improvement of Public Works in Ireland (London: 1834).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Glenarm", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid736":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid736":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1347276888"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370530108", "individual_record":"737", "title":"Rock and Rope Bridge at Carrick-A-Rede", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge and surrounding landscape. A figure is walking on the bridge, on the left-hand side of the image, and two others are visible on the right, near a small building. A boat with hoisted sail is in the foreground, with four figures visible on board. This is one of two illustrations printed on the same plate, placed below the image of ‘Doon Point, in the Island of Rathlin.’", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid737":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid737":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370530108"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365680288", "individual_record":"739", "title":"Rock of Cashel", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Rock of Cashel and its ecclesiastical buildings. Several figures in the middle ground appear tiny in comparison. Low buildings in the foreground.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1778", "manifestation_maxyear":"1778", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Campbell, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Esdall, William (Engraver)"], "locname":"Rock of Cashel", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid":"ii_person_1512466828", "manifestationid738":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid738":"ii_person_1309792931", "authors":["Campbell, Thomas"], "manifestationid739":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid739":"ii_person_1512466828", "artists":["Esdall, William (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1365680288"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365760643", "individual_record":"741", "title":"Rock of Cashel. County of Tipperary", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of ecclesiastical buildings on the Rock of Cashel, seen from the village below. In the foreground, three men are carrying a baulk of timber. More timbers are scattered on the ground on the right. There is a thatched cabin and a man with a cart in the foreground on the left, and further buildings at the base of the Rock. Another individual is walking nearby.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1801", "manifestation_maxyear":"1801", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)","Holmes, George (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Rock of Cashel", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid":"ii_person_1365758575", "manifestationid740":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid740":"ii_person_1365758575", "artists":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid741":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid741":"ii_person_1365758575", "authors":["Holmes, George"], "label":"ii_image_1365760643"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365771900", "individual_record":"743", "title":"Ross Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View across Lough Leane to Ross Castle against a backdrop of woodland and mountains, on a calm day with reflections on the lake. In the foreground two rowing boats are pulled up on the shore, while a third, afloat, has three people aboard. Three more figures are seated or standing nearby. The tall tower house, adjacent buildings and bawn wall occupy the centre of the image.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record nos KE066-074001-, KE066-074003- and KE066-074004-. Accessed 6.6.2018.", "imagenote":"George Holmes", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1801", "manifestation_maxyear":"1801", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Holmes, George (Author of travel text)","Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ross Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid":"ii_person_1365758575", "manifestationid742":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid742":"ii_person_1365758575", "authors":["Holmes, George"], "manifestationid743":"ii_manifestation_1365759664", "personid743":"ii_person_1365758575", "artists":["Holmes, George (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1365771900"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523104481", "individual_record":"745", "title":"Ross Castle on the Lake of Killarney", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Architecturally precise sketch of Ross Castle on Ross Island, showing a road and buildings on the shore in front of the castle, and a connecting bridge. The scenery is composed of trees, mountains and a calm lake.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ross Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid744":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid744":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid745":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid745":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1523104481"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374859705", "individual_record":"747", "title":"Ross Roe Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Rosroe Castle, Co. Clare. The tower house stands in front of Rosroe Lough, with buildings and trees nearby. Swans and a rowing boat with one occupant are depicted on the lake. Two castles and a ruined church are visible on the surrounding hills. These and other features are indicated by letters and named in the accompanying key.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Rosroe", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid746":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid746":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid747":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid747":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374859705"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359131614", "individual_record":"748", "title":"Rosstrevor", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Rosstrevor or Rostrevor, with people walking along a coastal road in the foreground, and the village further off, against a backdrop of mountains. Other features include men busy with small boats on the shore, and the Ross Monument, an imposing Egyptian obelisk, on slightly elevated ground.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Rostrevor, Co. Down", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid748":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid748":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359131614"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370445287", "individual_record":"752", "title":"Round Tower, Antrim", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Antrim Round Tower. The tower stands on a grassy field, with two cows near its base, to the left, and woods in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Antrim Round Tower", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid749":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid749":"ii_person_1368692627", "artists":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid750":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid750":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "manifestationid751":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid751":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid752":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid752":"ii_person_1310663280", "label":"ii_image_1370445287"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365675567", "individual_record":"754", "title":"Round Tower at Kildare", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"The round tower in Kildare, viewed from the south. It stands on undulating open ground, with, on the right, part of the ruins of St Brigid's Cathedral (restored in the late nineteenth century). The usual conical roof has been replaced by the battlements seen today. A hill is shown in the background.", "imagenote":"Thomas Campbell", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1778", "manifestation_maxyear":"1778", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Duff, John (Engraver)","Campbell, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Round Tower, Kildare town", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid":"ii_person_1309792931", "manifestationid753":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid753":"ii_person_1377024832", "artists":["Duff, John (Engraver)"], "manifestationid754":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid754":"ii_person_1309792931", "authors":["Campbell, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1365675567"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371113366", "individual_record":"756", "title":"Round Tower at Kilkenny", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the round tower in Kilkenny. The structure stands in the centre of the image, surrounded by gravestones. Part of the transept of St Canice's Cathedral is visible on the left hand side of the image. Trees are behind the buildings, and beyond them a dome is visible in the distance.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)","West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Canice's Cathedral and Round Tower", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid755":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid755":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "manifestationid756":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid756":"ii_person_1371032909", "artists":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371113366"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371117364", "individual_record":"757", "title":"Round Tower at Roscrea", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Roscrea. A ruined round tower is on the left-hand side, behind a wall, and on the right a Romanesque doorway of an older abbey has been incorporated in a contemporary church. A figure is on the street that passes between the two buildings. Before him are a cow and several sheep. A group of people is on the street, beyond the church.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Roscrea", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid757":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid757":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "label":"ii_image_1371117364"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347272545", "individual_record":"760", "title":"Ruined Abbey and Round Tower on Devenish Island", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"An exterior image of the ruined abbey and round tower on Devenish Island. This image appears on the title page. Five people are seen in two groups close to the abbey, their size indicating the scale of the ruin. There is a tree just behind it.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Williams, S. (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Devenish monastic site", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid758":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid758":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid759":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid759":"ii_person_1389196108", "artists":["Williams, S. (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid760":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid760":"ii_person_1345565650", "label":"ii_image_1347272545"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526147300", "individual_record":"763", "title":"Ruines du château de Kilcolman", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Muted view combining two iconic building types: castle and cabin. A third unclassified structure in the foreground. Lake and mountains. Cattle standing in water and by shore.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record nos CO017-041001- and CO017-124----. Consulted 14.05.2018.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"L'Irlande au dix-neuvième siècle", "manifestation_minyear":"1845", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Prévost, J.-Joseph (Author of travel text)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Cousen, John (Engraver)"], "locname":"Kilcolman Castle, near Doneraile", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid":"ii_person_1530351626", "manifestationid761":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid761":"ii_person_1526131106", "authors":["Prévost, J.-Joseph"], "manifestationid762":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid762":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Cousen, John (Engraver)"], "manifestationid763":"ii_manifestation_1526134079", "personid763":"ii_person_1530351626", "label":"ii_image_1526147300"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374065489", "individual_record":"765", "title":"Ruines of Abby Ony", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of the Cistercian Abbey of Woney [Uaithne], variously called Ony, Owhny, Ownhy by Dineley. The River Mulkear, here called Mulkerne, is seen in the foreground. A bridge with six or more arches spans the river, leading towards the imposing ruins and surrounding village, which presents a variety of houses. Other features include a hanging sign, possibly for an inn or shop, as well as fences and trees. The drawing is surrounded by an oval frame.
Some remains of this abbey, founded in 1205 by Theobald Fitzwalter and burned in 1647 by the forces of Lord Inchiquin, can still be seen in Abington, near the town of Murroe, Co. Limerick.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Abbey of Woney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid764":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid764":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid765":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid765":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374065489"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375009929", "individual_record":"767", "title":"Ruines of the Abby of Clare", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Clare Abbey, near Ennis. The abbey is roofless and has a square bell tower. It stands on rising ground in a hilly landscape, with some other buildings nearby. The tower of Clare Castle can be seen in the distance on the right-hand side. There is a stone wall in the foreground. The image is surrounded by an oval frame. The caption appears above it in a ribbon banner.
Source:
Archaeological Survey, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record CL033-120001. Accessed 19.12.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Clare Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid766":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid766":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid767":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid767":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375009929"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370433485", "individual_record":"771", "title":"Ruins of Devenish Isle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of monastic site on Devenish Island, in Lower Lough Erne. The ruined abbey and round tower stand on the island, with gravestones scattered around them. A boat with three passengers is in the foreground, to the right of the island. The surface of the lake and distant mountains are visible beyond the ruins.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Miseries and Beauties of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Author of travel text)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Devenish monastic site", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid":"ii_person_1368692627", "manifestationid768":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid768":"ii_person_1368692978", "artists":["Day, William (Lithographer)","Binns, Jonathan (Draughtsman)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid769":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid769":"ii_person_1310663280", "authors":["Binns, Jonathan"], "manifestationid770":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid770":"ii_person_1310663280", "manifestationid771":"ii_manifestation_1370426810", "personid771":"ii_person_1368692627", "label":"ii_image_1370433485"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365690273", "individual_record":"773", "title":"Ruins of Kilmallock", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of the Dominican priory in Kilmallock. The town and its medieval walls lie to the right, with King John’s Castle prominent. Two figures, apparently male, are approaching the ruins, with their backs to the viewer. One has a walking stick and the other carries a bundle over his shoulder.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1778", "manifestation_maxyear":"1778", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Esdall, William (Engraver)","Campbell, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kilmallock", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid":"ii_person_1309792931", "manifestationid772":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid772":"ii_person_1512466828", "artists":["Esdall, William (Engraver)"], "manifestationid773":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid773":"ii_person_1309792931", "authors":["Campbell, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1365690273"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374245084", "individual_record":"775", "title":"Ryan family monument, Abbey of Woney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Drawing of simple sepulchral monument commemorating William Ryan and family in the Abbey of Woney, with inscriptions.", "imagenote":"By the late nineteenth century this monument had completely vanished.
Source:
Maurice Lenihan, Limerick, Its History and Antiquities (Dublin: James Duffy & Sons, 1884), p. 719.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Abbey of Woney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid774":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid774":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid775":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid775":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374245084"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1367592401", "individual_record":"778", "title":"Sackville Street Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"O'Connell Street (known as Sackville Street until 1924), seen from O’Connell Bridge, with Nelson's Pillar and the General Post Office prominent in the middle of the image. Several people are crossing the bridge, or going along the street, both by foot and on horseback. A variety of vehicles are also depicted. Shops, with and without awnings, and a number of lampposts are seen to either side.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)"], "locname":"O'Connell Street", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593763", "manifestationid776":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid776":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid777":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid777":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)"], "manifestationid778":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid778":"ii_person_1367593763", "label":"ii_image_1367592401"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370510602", "individual_record":"779", "title":"Saint Brigid's Cathedral, North Side", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Saint Brigid's Cathedral, Kildare, seen from the north. The ruined tower stands on the left-hand side, with what is left of the nave developing to the right, overgrown by vegetation. In the foreground and to the right two figures are observing the building, with their backs turned towards the viewer.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal of a tour from London to Shrewsbury, North Wales, Dublin and Chester", "manifestation_minyear":"1800", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"St Brigid's Cathedral Church", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370448547", "manifestationid779":"ii_manifestation_1370448547", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1370510602"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370511001", "individual_record":"780", "title":"Saint Brigid's Cathedral, South Side", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Saint Brigid's Cathedral, Kildare, seen from the south. The tower and transept, which appear mostly intact from this perspective, are on the right, with the ruined nave extending to the left, overgrown by vegetation. On the bottom left corner and in the foreground, a figure is observing the ruin while leaning on a walking stick.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal of a tour from London to Shrewsbury, North Wales, Dublin and Chester", "manifestation_minyear":"1800", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"St Brigid's Cathedral Church", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1370448547", "manifestationid780":"ii_manifestation_1370448547", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1370511001"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1350919546", "individual_record":"783", "title":"Sarah’s Bridge, on the River Anna Liffey", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Sarah's Bridge, now known as Islandbridge, seen from the riverbank. The focal point is the single-span bridge with its railings and five pairs of lampposts, reflected in the water and framing a further vista of the river and city beyond. River traffic consists of two rowing boats and a slightly larger square-rigged craft. In one of the rowing boats a man is standing holding a pole, possibly for punting where the water is shallow. Men are fishing on either side: on the left an angler with a rod, and on the right, standing in the river, three fishermen with nets, watched by two further figures. To the right, three women clad in light colours observe the scene from the water's edge. On the same bank are assorted buildings, one, apparently a warehouse, with a distinctive chimney stack, another with smoke rising from its chimneys. The obelisk of the Wellington Monument is seen in the distance to the left.
This print was incorporated by Miss Hammill into her diary of her travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It is cropped at the bottom. A similar one in the National Library of Ireland is inscribed 'Fisher, Son & Co. London, 1828.' It appeared in G.N. Wright’s Ireland Illustrated (1831) and Wakeman's Dublin Delineated (1831) with the same inscription.

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
National Library of Ireland, at http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000543919. Accessed 14.4.2018.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Goodall, Edward (Engraver)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Sarah's Bridge/Islandbridge, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1310664752", "manifestationid781":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid781":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid782":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid782":"ii_person_1370176343", "artists":["Goodall, Edward (Engraver)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid783":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid783":"ii_person_1310664752", "label":"ii_image_1350919546"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347278770", "individual_record":"786", "title":"Sculptured Head on Devenish Round Tower", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wooodcut depiction of sculptured head with helmet, beard arranged in interlace pattern, and moustache. The eyes appear blank.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Devenish monastic site", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid784":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid784":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "manifestationid785":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid785":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid786":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid786":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1347278770"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375442306", "individual_record":"788", "title":"Seal of the Irish Catholic Confederation", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of the great seal of the Irish Catholic Confederation, with harp, cross, crown, dove (Holy Ghost), flaming heart and motto.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid787":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid787":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid788":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid788":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375442306"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372191827", "individual_record":"789", "title":"Seal presented by Elizabeth I to the Earl of Desmond", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Face of a seal, inscribed with the motto 'Ex marmore exeo', and an image of a tree growing out of a rectangular slab.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid789":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid789":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372191827"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370002144", "individual_record":"791", "title":"Seed Drill", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Greyscale ink wash drawing of a seed drill, presumably the one invented and used by Lord the Montalt at Dundrum, with scale in feet.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Dundrum House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid790":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid790":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid791":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid791":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370002144"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1376661190", "individual_record":"793", "title":"Sepulchral monument in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of a sepulchral monument in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin. It portrays a male figure with long hair, wearing a mitre and vestments, including a pallium, and bearing a pastoral staff, his right hand raised in blessing.

The person commemorated is taken to be Archbishop John de St Paul (d. 1362), known to have been buried in Christ Church under a marble stone with a brass figure, on the second step of the high altar. The identification of this sketch with that monument is made mainly on the basis of the text around the edge and a description by Ware in 1665. The incompleteness of the inscription transcribed by Dineley suggests that the brass was already damaged in 1681.

Sources:

Information communicated by Stuart Kinsella, Archivist, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, 22.10.2014.

Hugh Jackson Lawlor, ‘The monuments of the pre-Reformation Archbishops of Dublin’, The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, series 6, vol. VII, vol. XLVII, part 2 (31 Dec. 1917), pp. 109-138, here pp. 114-116.

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Source:
R. Loeber, ‘Sculptured memorials to the dead in early seventeenth-century Ireland: A survey from “Monumenta Eblanae” and other sources’, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Section C: Archaeology, Celtic Studies, History, Linguistics, Literature, vol. 81C (1981), pp. 267-293, here p. 285.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid794":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid794":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid795":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid795":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373016741"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373036390", "individual_record":"797", "title":"Sepulchral Monument of Chaloner", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"The tomb of Luke Challoner, in the University Chapel of Trinity College, Dublin. The high relief figure of Challoner, in robes, ruff and cap or low-crowned hat, rests on the tomb, his hands joined in prayer. He is attended by two angels. His epitaph is inscribed on the side panel. The monument is surrounded by a railing.

In 1798, when the new chapel was built, the original alabaster figure of Challoner was left exposed to the weather and deteriorated.

Sources:

The book of Trinity college, Dublin, 1591-1891 (Belfast: M. Ward & Co., 1892), p. 209.

Newport J.D. White, ‘Luke Challoner, D.D.’, The Irish Church Quarterly, vol. 2, no. 7 (July 1909), 207-233.

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Traditionally the two figures have been taken to represent Richard de Clare, known as Strongbow, and his son. However, according to expert opinion, based mainly on the armorial bearings on the shield, the effigy of the knight in armour is a replacement for the original. There is no certainty about who lies within the two sarcophagi.
Source:
Edward Roe Seymour, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin (Dublin: Hodges, Foster & Co., 1869), pp. 42-45.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid802":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid802":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid803":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid803":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1372947511"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372779608", "individual_record":"805", "title":"Sepulchral Monument of Thomas Jones in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sketch of the altar tomb commemorating Archbishop Thomas Jones and his son Viscount Ranelagh, in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, in sepia and red ink wash. The monument comprises two storeys. On the lower level is a recumbent effigy in armour. Two female figures with coronets are kneeling at his feet, and two at his head, each with their hands joined. On the level above, the Archbishop kneels in prayer at a prie-dieu.
This representation differs from the monument currently seen in St Patrick’s in several details. Most notably the two coroneted figures depicted by Dineley are replaced by the figure of a man. The monument underwent restoration in 1731.
Sources:
The Correspondence of Jonathan Swift, ed. David Woolley, vol. 3 (Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2003), pp. 238-242.
Heather King, ‘The pre-1700 memorials in St Patrick’s Cathedral’, in Conleth Manning (ed.), Dublin and beyond the Pale (Bray, Co. Wicklow: Wordwell, 1998), pp. 75-104, here pp. 80, 89-90.
R. Loeber, ‘Sculptured memorials to the dead in early seventeenth-century Ireland: A survey from “Monumenta Eblanae” and other sources’, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Section C: Archaeology, Celtic Studies, History, Linguistics, Literature, vol. 81C (1981), pp. 267-293, here p. 283.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid804":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid804":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid805":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid805":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1372779608"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374926517", "individual_record":"807", "title":"Sepulchral monuments in Quin Abbey", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketches of the monuments of the Molony and MacNamara families, in Quin Abbey, Co. Clare.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Quin Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid806":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid806":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid807":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid807":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374926517"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359123946", "individual_record":"809", "title":"Shane's Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Shane's Castle. Lough Neagh, with three anglers, one with a net, in the foreground, and a small boat further off. The castle is in the background, reflected on the calm surface of the lake.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "locname":"Shane's Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358959850", "manifestationid808":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid808":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)","Mould & Tod, [firm of] (Engraver)"], "manifestationid809":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid809":"ii_person_1358959850", "label":"ii_image_1359123946"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355156382", "individual_record":"812", "title":"Shelton Abbey (Wicklow) Ireland", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the front of Shelton Abbey, on the north bank of the Avoca near Arklow. It also features two figures and a dog to the left, and two other figures near the entrance.
Shelton Abbey was built in 1770 on the site of an earlier house, and altered in 1819. It was the seat of the Earl of Wicklow, designed in the ‘Abbey style', to resemble a fourteenth-century monastic settlement converted into a baronial hall.
This image was inserted by Miss Hammill into her manuscript diary of her travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It closely resembles but is not identical to the illustration by John Preston Neale and William Radclyffe which appeared in John Preston Neale and Thomas Moule, Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, Vol. 1 (1822).

Sources:
A Guide to the County of Wicklow: Illustrated by Engravings, After the Designs of George Petrie, Esq. (London: ‪Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy‬, 1822), p. 81.
National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, at http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/, registration no. 16404005. Accessed 13.04.2018.
Quarterly Magazine, Vol. 1, p. 352.
John Preston Neale and Thomas Moule, Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, Vol. 1 (London: Sherwood, Nealy & Jones, 1822).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Radclyffe, William (Engraver)","Neale, John Preston (Draughtsman)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Shelton Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid810":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid810":"ii_person_1369987798", "artists":["Radclyffe, William (Engraver)","Neale, John Preston (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid811":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid811":"ii_person_1369988033", "manifestationid812":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid812":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1355156382"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375371011", "individual_record":"814", "title":"Silver coin from Scotland", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of Scottish silver coin found buried in Ireland, possibly near Killaloe. It carries on the obverse a crowned head facing left, with a sceptre and the legend ‘ROBERTUS DEI GRA REX SCOTTORUM’. The reverse face is quartered by a cross, and has a mullet or five-pointed star in each of the quadrants of the central circle, with the legend in two outer rings; the inner one reads ‘VILLA DE PERTH’, the outer ‘DNS PTECTOR MS LIBATOR MS’.

Given these inscriptions, this coin appears to be a groat of the reign of Robert II (1371-1390) and not of Robert the Bruce, as Dineley supposes. This misattribution of groats inscribed ‘Robertus’ was common until about the mid-nineteenth century.

Sources:
W.A. Seaby and B.H.I.H. Stewart, ‘Fourteenth-century hoard of Scottish groats from Balleny townland, Co. Down’, British Numismatic Journal, vol. 33 (1964), 94-106, see pp. 99-100.
Thomas Snelling, A view of the silver coin and coinage of England (London: T. Snelling, 1762), p. 7
Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands (London: Spink & Son Ltd., 2003).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid813":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid813":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid814":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid814":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375371011"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374063254", "individual_record":"816", "title":"Silver Mines", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Red and sepia ink wash drawing of an early modern mining landscape at Silvermines, Co. Tipperary. There are two inns in the foreground. Three horsemen riding between them are represented by a fragment of a printed plate pasted upon the drawing. Further back are the entrances to two mines, one old and one new. Left of these are the ‘melting houses’, or foundry, with three furnaces, close to a water source. Mountains and hills occupy the background. Smudges of red in the sky suggest emissions from the foundry. The main features of the scene are identified by letters spelling THOMAS D K and an accompanying key. The drawing is enclosed within an oval border.

The Henry Pretty referred to in Dineley’s account is Henry Prittie of Dunalley castle, near the mines, who owned the land, but not the mineral rights, which belonged to James Hamilton of Nenagh (Cowman). He was the grandson of Colonel Henry Prittie, a Cromwellian planter who was High Sheriff of Carlow in 1654, and whose grant of 5,900 confiscated acres in Co. Tipperary was confirmed in 1678. If Dineley is correct, around the time of his visit Prittie had recommenced mining, somewhat illegally.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/record nos TN026-090----, TN026-058001- and TN026-058001-. Accessed 24.02.2018.

John Bernard Burke, A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetage of the British Empire, 1865.

Des Cowman ‘The Silvermines – Sporadic Working: 1289-1874’, Tipperary Historical Journal, 9 (1988), 96-115.

", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Silvermines", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid815":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid815":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid816":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid816":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374063254"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370950621", "individual_record":"817", "title":"Singular Slip", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of oblique cliffs plunging into the sea near Benwee Head, Co. Mayo.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Benwee Head", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid817":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid817":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1370950621"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369757220", "individual_record":"819", "title":"Sketch map of Co. Wexford", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Very simple sketch map of part of Co. Wexford. Named places include Mount Leinster in the north-east of the county, Slievecoiltia, Great Island, Forth Mountain and Dunbrody Abbey.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Wexford", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid818":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid818":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid819":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid819":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369757220"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526305947", "individual_record":"821", "title":"Sketch of a jaunting car", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Small sketch of a jaunting car, similar to the one on which the author rode into Dublin.", "imagenote":"Features on p. 9. of the text.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Holiday Ramblings", "manifestation_minyear":"1844", "manifestation_maxyear":"1844", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1844", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Drake, W.R. (Author of travel text)","Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid":"ii_person_1309781429", "manifestationid820":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid820":"ii_person_1309781429", "authors":["Drake, W.R."], "manifestationid821":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid821":"ii_person_1309781429", "artists":["Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1526305947"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369753331", "individual_record":"823", "title":"Slane Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Slane Castle from the Boyne River. In the foreground, three figures are on a boat by the river bank, looking towards the castle, that dominates the valley in the distance and to the right.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Slane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid822":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid822":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid823":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid823":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369753331"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365073018", "individual_record":"824", "title":"South View of the Custom House Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Oblique view of the southern façade of the Custom House, Dublin, from across the Liffey. Several boats, each carrying passengers, are travelling along the river. Two empty boats are docked at the quayside. Near the Custom House and further downriver are several ships.", "imagenote":"John Ferrar", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A View of ancient and modern Dublin", "manifestation_minyear":"1807", "manifestation_maxyear":"1807", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ferrar, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Custom House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365005568", "personid":"ii_person_1365006129", "manifestationid824":"ii_manifestation_1365005568", "personid824":"ii_person_1365006129", "authors":["Ferrar, John "], "label":"ii_image_1365073018"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373896814", "individual_record":"826", "title":"Staplestown", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Staplestown village, near Carlow town, from the top of Castle Hill, later known as Pigeon Hill, looking across the River Burren. Little trace remains of the buildings shown here by Dineley. Although the hill is the artist’s stated position it appears in full outline in the image. The image includes a compass rose which indicates that the viewer’s gaze is directed roughly WNW. The annexed index identifies the principal buildings and their owners, with, in some cases, their trades. Other features include the castle at the base of the hill, the bridge across the River Burren, a mill-wheel, an inn-sign and a shop-sign, various out-buildngs, the roadways to Kilkenny, Carlow and Dublin, glades in the surrounding woodland and a feature called 'The Mount' which may have been a natural hill, a garden feature or a motte or tumulus.
Castle Hill, or Pigeon Hill, no longer exists, having been quarried extensively. The course of the river and position of the bridge have been altered, with the bridge now located a little further north than it was originally. Some vestiges of ‘The Turrets’ remain visible.

Sources:
Archaeological Inventory of County Carlow, compiled by Anna Brindley and Annaba Kilfeather (Dublin: the Stationery Office, 1993), p. 94.
Information concerning local landmarks supplied by Henry O’Neill and family, Staplestown, 30 Oct. 2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Staplestown", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid825":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid825":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid826":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid826":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373896814"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368907418", "individual_record":"828", "title":"St. Brandon's Mansion, Kilmalkedar", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Ruined, roofless building, with one ogee-headed window and three others with round arches. Flat-lintelled doorway with relieving arch. A further doorway at first-floor level.
The building depicted here is now known as St. Brendan's House, and possessed three storeys. Kilmalkedar (Cill Maoilchéadair) is referred to in the text as Killmachedor. The Early Christian and Medieval ecclesiastical complex which the author describes lies at the foot of the western slopes of Reenconnell hill, overlooking Smerwick Harbour.
Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record no. KE042-026009-.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)","Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Kilmalkedar", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid827":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid827":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "manifestationid828":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid828":"ii_person_1306839399", "artists":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1368907418"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335343640", "individual_record":"832", "title":"St Brenain's Chapel, Inishglora", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Interior of the ruined chapel of St Brenain or Brendan, on the island of Inishglora, off the coast of the Mullet Peninsula in Erris, north Mayo. It contains a large statue, and a cross with either skulls or cursing stones lying on a simple altar.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Sketches in Erris and Tyrawly", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Crampton, George (Author of travel text)","Crampton, George (Draughtsman)","Evans, Edmund (Engraver)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Inishglora", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid829":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid829":"ii_person_1370868195", "authors":["Crampton, George","Otway, Caesar"], "manifestationid830":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid830":"ii_person_1370868195", "artists":["Crampton, George (Draughtsman)","Evans, Edmund (Engraver)"], "manifestationid831":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid831":"ii_person_1370870816", "manifestationid832":"ii_manifestation_1335340090", "personid832":"ii_person_1310664653", "label":"ii_image_1335343640"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355158753", "individual_record":"834", "title":"Stella", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"This is a three-quarter profile portrait of Jonathan Swift’s friend, Esther Johnson (1681-1728). Engraved in the stipple technique, it presents her simply dressed, with her hair drawn loosely away from her face and falling over her left shoulder.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1368023196", "manifestationid833":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid833":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid834":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid834":"ii_person_1368023196", "artists":["Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1355158753"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355159675", "individual_record":"837", "title":"St. George's Church, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Exterior view of church, with portico, pediment, steeple and gothic spire, and surrounded by railings. Several figures in the foreground: a boy in a tall hat with a well-dressed women approaching the entrance of the building, and a stooped man with a stick accompanied by another child. The pediment of the building bears a Greek inscription which translates as 'Glory to God in the highest'.
This print was incorporated by Miss Hammill into her diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It appeared in G.N. Wright's Ireland Illustrated (1831) and Wakeman's Dublin Delineated (1831), in both of which it is inscribed 'Fisher, Son & Co London 1829'.

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Winkles, Benjamin (Engraver)"], "locname":"George's Place", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1390945337", "manifestationid835":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid835":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Winkles, Benjamin (Engraver)"], "manifestationid836":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid836":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid837":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid837":"ii_person_1390945337", "label":"ii_image_1355159675"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522673857", "individual_record":"839", "title":"St John’s Bridge, Kilkenny, Cathedral and Needle Tower", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Finely drawn view of St John’s Bridge looking northwards up the River Nore. Substantial houses are shown on either side of the triple-arched bridge, with the Round Tower and St Canice’s Cathedral further back to the left. Green wash is used for the trees and vegetation along the riverbanks.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St John's Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid838":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid838":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid839":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid839":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522673857"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374515010", "individual_record":"841", "title":"St Johns Limerick", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of St John’s Church in Limerick. The façade culminates in a tripartite roof that covers the three naves. The main entrance to the building appears to be on the side. A belfry is visible at the back of the building. On the right-hand side of the image, near the entrance to the church, there is a large troop of soldiers with lances. The soldiers consist of a fragment of printed plate pasted upon the drawing, with traces of hand colouring. At the front of the scene there is a stone wall with a gateway. The drawing is surrounded by an oval frame.
Ferrar describes this church as having been repaired in 1763, at which time the above monument was apparently removed.
Sources:
John Ferrar, The history of Limerick, ecclesiastical, civil and military (Limerick: A. Watson & Co., 1787), p. 165.
Patrick Fitzgerald, The history, topography and antiquities of the county and city of Limerick, vol. 2 (Dubin: George McKern, 1827), p. 558.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St John's Church, Limerick", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid840":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid840":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid841":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid841":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374515010"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375115211", "individual_record":"843", "title":"St Mary’s Church in Youghall", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of St Mary’s Church, Youghal. The building is partly roofless, and stands behind a cemetery with several engraved tombstones. A lone figure walks among the graves. The image, which has suffered some damage, is within a circular frame.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid842":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid842":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid843":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid843":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375115211"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374511913", "individual_record":"845", "title":"St Mary’s of Limerick", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of the south-east façade of St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick. The belfry is on the left-hand side of the image. The nave, southern transept and chancel, with an entrance and an array of large glass windows, occupy almost the whole width of the drawing. There is a troop of soldiers with lances and a flag in the foreground; this group consists of a hand-coloured fragment of plate pasted upon the drawing. The gable ends of two buildings are visible in the foreground, to the left. The drawing is surrounded by an oval border, with the top of the belfry and the bottom right corner of the troop of soldiers extending a little beyond the frame.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid844":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid844":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid845":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid845":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374511913"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335347317", "individual_record":"847", "title":"Stone Cross at Kilcullen", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the 9th-century granite high cross, on the site of the monastery founded at Kilcullen (now known as Old Kilcullen) by Saint Patrick in 448 CE", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Picturesque Tour through Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1824", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Sullivan, Dennis (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Old Kilcullen, Co. Kildare", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310806204", "personid":"ii_person_1345567325", "manifestationid846":"ii_manifestation_1310806204", "personid846":"ii_person_1310664849", "authors":["Sullivan, Dennis"], "manifestationid847":"ii_manifestation_1310806204", "personid847":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Lithographer)"], "label":"ii_image_1335347317"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347278113", "individual_record":"849", "title":"Stone hammer found near Ballycastle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Two views of a stone hammer found in a coal mine at or near Ballycastle, Co. Antrim, and in the possession of the author, John Barrow. The view on the left shows the stone with its original groove, that on the right has a conjectural handle of twisted willow, hazel or leather, and a wedge for tightening it.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ballycastle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid848":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid848":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid849":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid849":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1347278113"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368915939", "individual_record":"850", "title":"Stone hut, Ballyheabought", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Two views of a stone hut or clochán in Ballyheabought, north of Dingle, referred to in the text as Ballyheigh. Above, a profile view, showing the collapsed roof and the entrance, labelled 'a'. Below, a plan view showing the entrance, labelled 'a' and a souterrain, labelled 'B', leading from inside the hut to the exterior.", "imagenote":"Among the numerous stone huts found in the vicinity, some are believed to have souterrains.The Archaeological Survey of Ireland notes that the one described at length by Chatterton may possibly be site no. KE043-081002-, but that there is no certainty of this.
Source:
Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record no. .KE043-081002-.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballyheabought", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid850":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid850":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368915939"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359474541", "individual_record":"852", "title":"St. Patrick's Bridge, Cork", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of St Patrick's Bridge in Cork. Four tall-masted ships are depicted downriver from the bridge. Tall buildings extend along the bank opposite the viewer, with a chimney stack from which smoke is issuing.", "imagenote":"George Augustus Montgomery", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Posting and Turnpikes", "manifestation_minyear":"1826", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)","Montgomery, George Augustus (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St. Patrick's Bridge, Cork", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid":"ii_person_1359463157", "manifestationid851":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid851":"ii_person_1359463157", "artists":["Montgomery, George Augustus (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid852":"ii_manifestation_1359465056", "personid852":"ii_person_1359463157", "authors":["Montgomery, George Augustus"], "label":"ii_image_1359474541"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372687458", "individual_record":"854", "title":"St Patricks Church in Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of the west entrance and bell tower of St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, with adjacent buildings. The upper part of three further buildings between the viewer and the space in front of the church are also included within the oval shape that encloses the main part of the image. The bell tower and the bottom right corner of the last building on the right side of the church extend beyond this frame. A troop of soldiers marching in tight formation is outside the frame, on the left-hand side; they are carrying lances and a large English flag. The soldiers are a fragment from a printed plate pasted upon the drawing; the flag is drawn by the author. Birds and clouds are sketched above the cathedral. The entire scene is enclosed within an octagonal outer frame.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid853":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid853":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid854":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid854":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1372687458"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347275928", "individual_record":"856", "title":"Strait-step Point", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Section view of road construction at Strait-step Point, between Larne and Glenarm.
Copy of a plan which originally appeared in the Second Annual Report of the Commissioners for the Extension and Improvement of Public Works in Ireland (London: 1834).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "locname":"Larne", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid855":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid855":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid856":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid856":"ii_person_1389199445", "artists":["Lee, James (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1347275928"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1526307156", "individual_record":"858", "title":"Street in Newtownmountkennedy", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Street in Newtownmountkennedy, with St Matthew's church in the background. The image shows two dwellings, one of them possibly in need of repair.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Holiday Ramblings", "manifestation_minyear":"1844", "manifestation_maxyear":"1844", "manifestation_fuzzyyear":"1844", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Drake, W.R. (Author of travel text)","Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid":"ii_person_1309781429", "manifestationid857":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid857":"ii_person_1309781429", "authors":["Drake, W.R."], "manifestationid858":"ii_manifestation_1335358668", "personid858":"ii_person_1309781429", "artists":["Drake, W.R. (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1526307156"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364299740", "individual_record":"861", "title":"Subterraneous Temple in the County of Meath", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Interior of artificial cave located under Newgrange.", "imagenote":"Sir Richard Colt Hoare", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal of a Tour in Ireland A.D. 1806.", "manifestation_minyear":"1807", "manifestation_maxyear":"1807", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Hoare, Sir, Richard Colt (Draughtsman)","Newton, W.P. (Engraver)","Hoare, Sir, Richard Colt (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Newgrange", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1364470174", "personid":"ii_person_1309776203", "manifestationid859":"ii_manifestation_1364470174", "personid859":"ii_person_1309776203", "artists":["Hoare, Sir, Richard Colt (Draughtsman)","Newton, W.P. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid860":"ii_manifestation_1364470174", "personid860":"ii_person_1364468569", "manifestationid861":"ii_manifestation_1364470174", "personid861":"ii_person_1309776203", "authors":["Hoare, Sir, Richard Colt"], "label":"ii_image_1364299740"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368687609", "individual_record":"864", "title":"Sugar-Loaf Mountain, Bantry Bay - Co. of Cork", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"People driving long-horned cattle along a mountain road. One individual mounted on a horse or donkey. The Sugarloaf Mountain is in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)","Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "locname":"Sugarloaf Mountain, Co. Cork", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1368692978", "manifestationid862":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid862":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "manifestationid863":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid863":"ii_person_1368692627", "artists":["Haghe, Louis (Lithographer)","Day, William (Lithographer)"], "manifestationid864":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid864":"ii_person_1368692978", "label":"ii_image_1368687609"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347295446", "individual_record":"867", "title":"Swineford Car", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Woodcut. An image of a rather basic 'car', or cart, with large wheels, from Swinford, Co. Mayo. There are two figures present: the driver, seated on the shaft, who is talking, and a gentleman (identified by his formal hat) who is listening.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Williams, S. (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Swinford", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid865":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid865":"ii_person_1389196108", "artists":["Williams, S. (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid866":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid866":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid867":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid867":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1347295446"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1365686798", "individual_record":"869", "title":"Sword, crown and tumulus near Tipperary", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plate representing three separate items of antiquarian interest: a brass sword excavated from a bog near Cullen; a small silver crown found near Cashel, and a tumulus near Tipperary.", "imagenote":"Thomas Campbell", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1778", "manifestation_maxyear":"1778", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Campbell, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Jackson, Luke (Engraver)"], "locname":"Tipperary", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid":"ii_person_1512468089", "manifestationid868":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid868":"ii_person_1309792931", "authors":["Campbell, Thomas"], "manifestationid869":"ii_manifestation_1365674463", "personid869":"ii_person_1512468089", "artists":["Jackson, Luke (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1365686798"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374854258", "individual_record":"871", "title":"The Blazing Starr", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of a comet.
The same comet features in another drawing by Dineley (see ‘Rallahine Castle’).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Rathlaheen Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid870":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid870":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid871":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid871":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374854258"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364902984", "individual_record":"873", "title":"The Boyne Water and the spot where Schomberg fell", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of River Boyne. The Boyne Obelisk, standings upon its rocky base, dominates the centre of the image. The lake stretches on the right of the obelisk and into the background. There is a fishing boat with three figures on the lake, and two figures are barely visible near the base of the obelisk.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"The Boyne Obelisk", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid872":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid872":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid873":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid873":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1364902984"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370527326", "individual_record":"874", "title":"The Cascade and Salmon-Leap at Leixlip", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of waterfall at Leixlip. Three figures are fishing with rods in the foreground, on the left bank of the river. A stone wall extends to the left of the waterfall, and above it a ruined stone arch, remainder of a larger building or bridge, emerges from the trees. On the left, a small dome supported by columns is visible through the branches of the thick vegetation, which frames the image on either side.", "imagenote":"From an original drawing by a Mr. C that travelled to Ireland with the author.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Leixlip", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid874":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid874":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370527326"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522649250", "individual_record":"876", "title":"The Castle at Kilkenny", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Architecturally detailed view of an entrance to Kilkenny Castle, showing two towers, a driveway with raised verge and trees.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Kilkenny Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid875":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid875":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid876":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid876":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1522649250"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375005458", "individual_record":"878", "title":"The Castle of Mang", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of the Castle of Mang [Castlemaine], depicted as a fortress and bridge supported by large arches spanning the river Mang [Maine]. Bog and woods lie to either side, and on the right is pasted a fragment of printed plate depicting a battle scene. The cardinal points are indicated by a compass rose within the image.
This image is copied from Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633). A similar pen and ink drawing from c. 1572 showing the seige of Castlemaine by Sir John Perrott has been published by Michael Swift (1999). The castle was demolished by the Cromwellians in 1652. Until relatively recently, traces of the structure could be seen close to the present bridge, on the seaward side.

Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. KE047-038----. Accessed 3.1.2018.
T.J. Barrington, Discovering Kerry, its history, heritage and topography (Dublin: Blackwater Press, 1976), p. 226.
Evelyn Philip Shirley, et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867), p. 181.
Michael Swift, Historical maps of Ireland (Edison, NJ: Chartwell Books, 1999), p. 29.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Castle of Mang", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid877":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid877":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid878":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid878":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375005458"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369752250", "individual_record":"880", "title":"The Castle of Slane, the Seat of the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Conyngham", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Plan of Slane Castle, with scale in feet and names and measurements of rooms. Manuscript annotation on the verso of the sheet reads: ‘The dark shaded Part is the present House the light shaded the intended Addition’.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Slane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid879":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid879":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid880":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid880":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369752250"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374059114", "individual_record":"882", "title":"The Castle & the Garrison of Catherlaugh", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Carlow castle, adjacent buildings and surrounding walls. Outside the walls a horseman and a troop of soldiers are constituted of three fragments of a printed plate pasted upon the drawing. The image is enclosed within two intersecting oval borders. The lettering (A / B/ C) within the image is not explained in the text.
This illustration is separated from Dineley's other sketch of Carlow Castle and relevant text concerning Carlow (pp. 78-80).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Carlow Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid881":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid881":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid882":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid882":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374059114"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522697631", "individual_record":"884", "title":"The Cathedral and Rock of Cashel", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of a round tower and fortified ecclesiastical complex on the Rock of Cashel, with an outer wall. Lower down are trees, fields, a field-gate and glimpses of buildings.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Rock of Cashel", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid883":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid883":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid884":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid884":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1522697631"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374499956", "individual_record":"886", "title":"The Citty of Limerick", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of Limerick, looking south-east across the Shannon, with Thomond Bridge prominent on the right-hand side of the image. A number of scattered houses stand on the bank closer to the viewer. On this shore, a group of people, a lone rider, and a large troop of mounted lancers bearing two flags, consist of three fragments of printed plate pasted upon the drawing. The soldiers are partly hand-coloured. The city spreads out beyond the river, with King John’s Castle and the cathedral visible to the right of the bridge. There are several ships on the river, above and below the bridge. One of them, located near the cathedral, consists of a fragment of printed plate pasted upon the drawing.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Thomond Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid885":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid885":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid886":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid886":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374499956"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375113857", "individual_record":"888", "title":"The Colledge", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Youghal College. The building stands behind a turreted wall, with gardens to the left and mountains in the background. A group of people, represented on a fragment of paper pasted on the drawing, occupy the centre foreground. On the right, a simple compass rose indicates south and north. Some letters from a previous use of the paper show through on the walls of the college. The image, which has suffered damage, is surrounded by a circular border.
The building currently occupying this site, close to St Mary’s Collegiate Church, bears little resemblance to that seen by Dineley. The original college was founded in 1464 by the Earl of Desmond, but was rebuilt c. 1605 by Richard Boyle, Earl of Cork, as his private residence. In 1641-42 he ‘added two large flanking towers to the house, built five circular turrets around the park, and cast up a platform of earth, on which he placed ordnance to command the town and harbour' (Hayman, 1896, p.19). It was again largely rebuilt c. 1782, and a Gothic wing was added in 1860.
Sources:
Archaeological survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CO067-029006-. Accessed 31.12.2017.
Samuel Hayman, The Handbook for Youghal (Youghal: 1896).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"College Gardens, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid887":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid887":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid888":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid888":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375113857"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1351082416", "individual_record":"891", "title":"The College of Surgeons, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Exterior view of the Royal College of Surgeons from inside Stephen’s Green. Traffic consists of a horse-drawn open carriage, a man on horseback, and assorted pedestrians. Other figures include a man leaning on a park bench beside a seated woman holding the hand of a child with a toy cart, another couple and a woman with a parasol. These fashionably dressed figures, with their tall hats, elaborate bonnets and fine accessories, depict elegant city activity in the centre of Dublin.
This print was incorporated by Miss Hammill into her diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It appeared, without date, in G.N. Wright's Ireland Illustrated (1831) and Wakeman's Dublin Delineated, both of which contain other plates individually dated between 1828 and 1831.

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Woolnoth, William (Engraver)"], "locname":"College of Surgeons, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1370193460", "manifestationid889":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid889":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid890":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid890":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Woolnoth, William (Engraver)"], "manifestationid891":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid891":"ii_person_1370193460", "label":"ii_image_1351082416"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373025647", "individual_record":"893", "title":"The Conduit", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Depiction of an octagonal pillar, surmounted by a globe, erected at the communal conduit in the Cornmarket, Dublin.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Conduit, Cornmarket", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid892":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid892":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid893":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid893":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373025647"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368790620", "individual_record":"896", "title":"The Cove of Cork", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Cove of Cork, now Cobh. In the foreground, a man is sitting on a stone wall, facing two women. His hat is on the wall nearby, and a dog is at the women’s feet. The road leads down into the town, which develops on the slope leading down to the river. Several boats and ships are on the water.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Radclyffe, Edward (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Cobh", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid894":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid894":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Radclyffe, Edward (Engraver)"], "manifestationid895":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid895":"ii_person_1368025809", "manifestationid896":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid896":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1368790620"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371737627", "individual_record":"898", "title":"The Custom House", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the southern and western façades of the Custom House, Dublin, seen from across the Liffey. There are numerous ships, small sailing boats and rowing boats on the calm waters of the river. The quayside in front of the building is busy with people.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Custom House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid897":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid897":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid898":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid898":"ii_person_1309784412", "artists":["Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1371737627"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1314182409", "individual_record":"900", "title":"The Dargle (Wicklow)", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A fairly simple representation of the Dargle running swiftly through a narrow gorge occupies the centre of the image. There are rocks and boulders in the foreground. On the left, two small figures, who appear to be carrying a long narrow object, are dwarfed by the looming rock face.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"M.S.S. of a Tour in the South of Ireland in 1841 [Marriot]", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_maxyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Marriot, William J. (Author of travel text)","Marriot, William J. (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"The Dargle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314181843", "personid":"ii_person_1314181178", "manifestationid899":"ii_manifestation_1314181843", "personid899":"ii_person_1314181178", "authors":["Marriot, William J.","Marriot, William J."], "manifestationid900":"ii_manifestation_1314181843", "personid900":"ii_person_1314181178", "label":"ii_image_1314182409"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368787643", "individual_record":"903", "title":"The Ferry at Passage, Cork", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of ferry docking on the River Lee, near Passage West, Co. Cork. In the foreground, on the left-hand side, a girl is collecting water from the river. An older woman is standing behind her. Further in the distance and to the right two women and a child are standing. The river stretches in the distance. Several boats and ships are visible, and houses are on either bank.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Passage West", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid901":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid901":"ii_person_1368018812", "artists":["Fisher, Samuel (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid902":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid902":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid903":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid903":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368787643"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369823656", "individual_record":"905", "title":"The Field of Battle on the Boyne", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the River Boyne. In the foreground, on the right-hand side of the image, the Boyne Obelisk stands on an outcrop on the riverbank. There are two islands in the river. Beyond it lie woods and hills, and two houses are visible on the rising ground. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"The Boyne Obelisk", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid904":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid904":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid905":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid905":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369823656"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523136368", "individual_record":"907", "title":"The Fort at Kinsale from General Folliot’s summer house", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of fort on a headland beyond two bays and a strip of land with dwelling houses. Other features include a tower with a conical roof, a tall ship and a small masted boat. Hills behind the fort.

Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CO125-007----. Accessed 9.4.2018.
John Thuillier, Kinsale harbour: a history (Cork: The Collins Press, 2014).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Kinsale", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid906":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid906":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid907":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid907":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1523136368"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368007276", "individual_record":"910", "title":"The Four Courts, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Four Courts in Dublin, from the river, north of the building. in the foreground, to the right, a man, seated on the quayside, is fishing in the river. Several rowing boats and sailing boats are moored near a bridge that occupies the centre of the image. Beyond, to the left, the Four Courts loom large. Scaffolding, with a platform and ladder, is attached to a nearby building.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Four Courts, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid908":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid908":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid909":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid909":"ii_person_1368008046", "artists":["Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid910":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid910":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368007276"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355160472", "individual_record":"913", "title":"The Four Law Courts, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Four Courts from upriver. There is an assortment of boats on the river: a barge, a larger craft with a canopy, four oarsmen and a man with a banner, as well as rowing boats and punts of various kinds, some carrying passengers. Traffic on the quay in front of the Four Courts features a coach, an open carriage, and small groups of pedestrians. Elsewhere, the scene includes further vehicles, two bridges and a line of city buildings receding into the distance along the south quay.
This print was incorporated by Miss Hammill in her diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It appeared in G.N. Wright's Ireland Illustrated (1831), dated 1830, and in Wakeman's Dublin Delineated [1831].

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Owen, (Engraver)"], "locname":"Four Courts, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1523782472", "manifestationid911":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid911":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid912":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid912":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Owen, (Engraver)"], "manifestationid913":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid913":"ii_person_1523782472", "label":"ii_image_1355160472"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347285464", "individual_record":"916", "title":"The Funeral Procession of a Farmer", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A hearse, containing a coffin, is proceeding from right to left, followed by a long procession of mourners on foot and on horseback. It is drawn by a single horse led by a man. In the foreground, on the right, a silhouetted male figure, with a dog and walking-stick, is walking in the oppositie drection and removing his hat out of respect. There are two women in the carriage, one draped in black and in prayer, and the other with outstretched arms, mouth open in anguish. Behind them are several other women, possibly Irish keeners. To the left, in the background, is a small cabin or cottage, where a family stands watching. Four black plumes are set at the corners of the hearse's canopy; a winged figure with a scythe, balancing on one foot, adorns the centre. Several of the mourners are barefoot. The man who is leading the horse is holding its bridle in one hand and his boots in the other.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"genre painting", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Barrow, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kilmacthomas", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid914":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid914":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid915":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid915":"ii_person_1345567325", "manifestationid916":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid916":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "label":"ii_image_1347285464"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370007313", "individual_record":"918", "title":"The Galtee Mountains", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of part of the Galtee mountain range, in the area of Galtymore, on the border between counties Limerick and Tipperary. The view is taken from the south side of the road from Mitchelstown to Cahir. Fields extend only part of the way up the lower slopes. Places identified by numbers on the sketch and an attached key include: Galtymore, Galtybeg, Sefang [Sceichín an Rince, Skeheenarinky?] and Wolf’s track.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Galtymore", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid917":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid917":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid918":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid918":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1370007313"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369136274", "individual_record":"921", "title":"The Gap of Dunloe", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Gap of Dunloe. The path develops on the right-hand side of the image. In the foreground, a man faces the viewer, carrying a rifle. Further in the distance and along the path, a figure is standing, looking at the lake that occupies the centre of the image. Another two figures are further along the path, which reaches a bridge above a waterfall into the lake. Mountains surround the scene.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Bradshaw, S. (Engraver)"], "locname":"Gap of Dunloe", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1369047618", "manifestationid919":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid919":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid920":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid920":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Bradshaw, S. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid921":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid921":"ii_person_1369047618", "label":"ii_image_1369136274"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370532429", "individual_record":"923", "title":"The Giant’s Causeway", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Giant’s Causeway. The basaltic columns appear in groups in a hilly landscape. To the left there is a craggy hill; on the lower ground at its base is a cliff of regular columns that dominates the scene at the centre of the image. Smaller formations are scattered on the surrounding plain. A man with a hat and walking-stick and a woman with a parasol are seen on the left, at the foot of the hill, and three or possibly four other figures are on the right, in the background. The sun is shining from behind clouds in the centre of the image, and almost geometrical rays descend upon the landscape below.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)","Hare, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Giant's Causeway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1370531691", "manifestationid922":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid922":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "manifestationid923":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid923":"ii_person_1370531691", "artists":["Hare, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370532429"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366110987", "individual_record":"924", "title":"The Giant’s Causeway, County of Antrim", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Giant’s Causeway, towering above the sea. The cliffs emerge from the right-hand side of the image and stretches along the whole background, with the sea before it. In the foreground, two figures are facing the cliffs, one standing on the rocks and one sitting, holding what looks like a large notebook or sheet. Further in the distance, tree figures are on the shore, and other three on a boat on the water nearby. Further back, an isolated figure stands on the section of the Causeway immediately below the cliffs.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Notes of a journey in the north of Ireland, in the summer of 1827", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1828", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Jackson, Mrs John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Giant's Causeway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid":"ii_person_1366108347", "manifestationid924":"ii_manifestation_1366107260", "personid924":"ii_person_1366108347", "authors":["Jackson, Mrs John"], "label":"ii_image_1366110987"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375443558", "individual_record":"926", "title":"The Harbour of Kinsale", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Bird’s-eye view of the Harbour of Kinsale. Three fragments of printed plate representing ships are pasted at the top of the drawing, near the mouth of the bay. Further in along the bay is Kinsale, walled and with a cross standing in the centre of the town. The surrounding hills are lightly wooded. A castle stands by an inlet between the town and the sea. Within the image, a compass rose indicates the cardinal points. The textual description of Kinsale partially overwrites the image on the right, and in places is separated from it by double vertical red lines.
Image and text are both derived from Sir Thomas Stafford, Pacata Hibernia (1633).
Source:
Evelyn Philip Shirley, et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire (Continued)’, The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 5, no. 2, 1865, p. 269.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Kinsale", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid925":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid925":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid926":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid926":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375443558"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1367589844", "individual_record":"928", "title":"The Irish Hood", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Portrait of woman with hooded cape. She is praying, and holding a rosary.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid927":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid927":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid928":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid928":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1367589844"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369129383", "individual_record":"931", "title":"The Irish Jig", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Portrait of smiling girl with hands on hips, dancing. Over her long dark hair she wears a large headscarf knotted at the neck. Beneath a ruffled white blouse loosely tied at the waist and open at the top, her dress has a fitted bodice and full mid-length petticoat, allowing her fine boots with their Cromwell buckles and narrow toes to be clearly seen. She is just inside a doorway with evergreen trees visible beyond it.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "locname":"Portumna", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1368023196", "manifestationid929":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid929":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid930":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid930":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "manifestationid931":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid931":"ii_person_1368023196", "label":"ii_image_1369129383"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369049515", "individual_record":"934", "title":"The Irish Market Girl", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Portrait of a barefoot girl, carrying two baskets, and wearing a long dark shawl over an embroidered dress. A hilly landscape and a cottage are shown in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Stranorlar", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1345567325", "manifestationid932":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid932":"ii_person_1368023196", "artists":["Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid933":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid933":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid934":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid934":"ii_person_1345567325", "label":"ii_image_1369049515"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375114658", "individual_record":"936", "title":"The Iron Gate of Youghall", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of town gate and prison in Youghal. The building is represented as a castle with two towers joined by a central building which incorporates an arched gateway. The central portion has a clock set in a lozenge and is surmounted by a dome. Adjoining the right-hand tower is a two-story building, also domed. The drawing is enclosed within an oval, itself within a circle.
The Iron Gate, also known as Trinity Gate, was located where the Clock Gate now stands. It was demolished in 1776.
Source: Anna Maria Hajba, ‘Clock Gate, Youghal, Co. Cork’, History Ireland, 18:6 (November/December 2010), 25.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"The Iron Gate", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid935":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid935":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid936":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid936":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375114658"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368023638", "individual_record":"939", "title":"The Jews Harp", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Portrait of an rather well dressed country girl, playing a Jew’s harp, with another attached to her dress. She is wearing a finely striped low-cut, waisted jacket and beneath it a very full dress or skirt. Both have a slight sheen, suggesting silk or very fine cotton. Her soft wide-brimmed bonnet is gathered by a ribbon at the crown. She is seated in front of a masonry arch, beside a rock pool from which water is pouring into a large pitcher.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "locname":"Luggala or Fancy Mountain", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1368023196", "manifestationid937":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid937":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid938":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid938":"ii_person_1345567325", "artists":["Maclise, Daniel (Draughtsman)","Cook, Henry Richard (Engraver)"], "manifestationid939":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid939":"ii_person_1368023196", "label":"ii_image_1368023638"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1314201403", "individual_record":"940", "title":"The Meeting of the Waters", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the meeting of the waters in the Vale of Avoca, showing, in the foreground, a bridge with a strolling couple, and a man leaning on the parapet contemplating the scene. To the left is a tall house, in the centre a small sailing boat, and beyond the river are woodlands and mountains.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"M.S.S. of a Tour in the South of Ireland in 1841 [Marriot]", "manifestation_minyear":"1841", "manifestation_maxyear":"1841", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Marriot, William J. (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Meeting of the Waters", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314181843", "personid":"ii_person_1314181178", "manifestationid940":"ii_manifestation_1314181843", "personid940":"ii_person_1314181178", "authors":["Marriot, William J."], "label":"ii_image_1314201403"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374841507", "individual_record":"942", "title":"The North Prospect of Bunratty Castle from the Parke belonging to the Castle", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"North view of Bunratty Castle. In the centre of the image is the main building, with two other structures, one roofless, all within an enclosing wall, near the confluence of the Shannon and the ‘Sixmilebridge river’, now known as the Owenogarney or Ratty river. A further roofless building stands outside the wall, to the right, and further out there is what appears to be a lighthouse on a headland. In the foreground, to the left, a seated stag is a reference to the Bunratty deer park. On the bottom right corner of the image is pasted a fragment of printed plate, partly obscuring a word written there, possibly ‘road’ or ‘Clonroad’. It represents a frog and a mouse, standing on their hind legs and locked in armed combat.

Dineley’s humorous visual reference to the Battle of Frogs and Mice (or Rats), recounted in the Batrachomyomachia (5th century BC), long synonymous with disputes over trivia, plays on the ‘rat’ element in ‘Bunratty’. Alternatively, it may be an allusion to Aesop’s fable of ‘The Kite, the Frog and the Mouse’, where the emphasis is on the vulnerability of those who quarrel. Apart from the humour, it may be taken as a more serious comment by Dineley on the signs of strife which he could read in the landscape and in his sources.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Bunratty Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid941":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid941":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid942":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid942":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374841507"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1364899340", "individual_record":"944", "title":"The old castle in the lake at Ballynahinch", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of castle ruin in the lake at Ballynahinch, standing upon a rocky base.
The present remains of this O’Flaherty tower house, built on what may be in part an artificial island, are substantially the same as in this sketch, although more densely clad in ivy.
Sources:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record GA036-001002. Accessed 21.11.2014.
Tim Robinson, Connemara: Listening to the wind (Penguin Ireland, 2006).", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Castle island, Ballynahinch", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid943":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid943":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid944":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid944":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1364899340"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1523303316", "individual_record":"946", "title":"The Passage over Waterford Harbour to Ballyhack", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of Waterford Harbour looking eastwards towards Ballyhack in Co. Wexford. There are tall ships stationary on the right, with two other boats sailing on the left. On the far side of the water, houses are clustered near a fort at the foot of a tall hill, with a church and further buildings near its summit. In the foreground a road winds up a steep hillside.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)","Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Waterford", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid945":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid945":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid946":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid946":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "label":"ii_image_1523303316"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1360252138", "individual_record":"948", "title":"The Peat-Gatherer", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch of a barefoot woman with a basket tied on her back and a hat. The background is barren landscape, barely sketched.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Aughrusbeg bog", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid947":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid947":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid948":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid948":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "label":"ii_image_1360252138"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375370470", "individual_record":"950", "title":"The Plan of his Majesties Castle of Limerick", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Bird’s-eye view of the heavily fortified Castle of Limerick, known as King John's Castle. Along the walls are towers and turrets, and a gate with drawbridge. Dineley has added drama to the scene in the form of four fragments of printed plate pasted within the walls, representing a troop of soldiers, two horsemen, and two separate groups of soldiers running in line with lances. Red colour has been applied to parts of these. To the left of the castle are pasted two more fragments of plate representing ships. The image incorporates a scale. The cardinal points, indicated in red, show that the point of view is north of the castle. The lettering in the image and accompanying index can be arranged to spell THOMAS DINGLEY.
Dineley copied this image from Sir Thomas Stafford’s Pacata Hibernia (1633), omitting a bridge in the foreground but adding the elements pasted on the image.

Source:
Evelyn Philip Shirley et al., ‘Extracts from the Journal of Thomas Dineley, Esquire’, Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. 6, 2nd series (1867), p. 203.", "imagenote":",,", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"King John's Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid949":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid949":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid950":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid950":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375370470"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375018264", "individual_record":"952", "title":"The Prospect of Scattery Island from Cappouh Hill", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Inis Cathaigh or Scattery Island in the Shannon estuary. A round tower and monastic ruins can be seen on the island. The foreground is largly occupied by the outline of Cappouh [Cappagh] hill. There is a mountain in the background, on the left, and the estuary of the Shannon is on the right. Several fragments of printed plate are pasted upon the drawing; they represent four trees and a horseman on the hill in the foreground, a tree on the right-hand bank of the Shannon and two boats on the river. Salient features of the landscape are marked by letters and identified in the accompanying index. The illustration overflows its oval frame on both sides.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Inis Cathaigh or Scattery Island", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid951":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid951":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid952":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid952":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375018264"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375280667", "individual_record":"954", "title":"The Prospect of Youghall from Cork road", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Youghal from the Cork road. The walls of the town, with several towers, are in the foreground. The bay and numerous ships lie to the left of the town, with mountains in the background. On the left, a simple compass rose indicates north and south. The image is surrounded by a circular frame. Outside this frame, a key is provided to letters within the image which indicate the main features of the scene. Among those lying outside the town are Ensilbegg [Kinsalebeg] Church, Monartra [Monatray] Hill and part of the Desses [Decies].", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid953":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid953":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid954":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid954":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375280667"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368111082", "individual_record":"957", "title":"The Quay at Waterford", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the quay in Waterford. A soldier is sprawled against bales in the foreground, near the edge of the quay, with his rifle on the ground beside a jug. There are casks beside him and a woman standing nearby. Several other people are on the quay, boats and ships are moored along the river, with a horse and cart and other vehicles on the street. A single lamppost stands on the left of the quay. Reginald’s Tower is prominent on the left-hand side of the image.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Waterford", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid955":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid955":"ii_person_1368008046", "artists":["Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid956":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid956":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid957":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid957":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1368111082"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371805701", "individual_record":"960", "title":"The Reeks, from the Purple Mountain", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A vista of peaks (Macgillacuddy's Reeks) receding into the distance, with two figures in the foreground, apparently on the edge of a precipice, one gesturing towards the view. The highest peak, Carrauntoohil, is identified by the letter r near the centre of the image.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Purple Mountain", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1345565650", "manifestationid958":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid958":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid959":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid959":"ii_person_1389199445", "artists":["Lee, James (Engraver)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid960":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid960":"ii_person_1345565650", "label":"ii_image_1371805701"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370120675", "individual_record":"963", "title":"The Round Tower of Clondalkin, Co. Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Round tower by the side of a road flanked by a high wall and leading past several dwellings. In the foreground, a woman seated on the verge, near the entrance to a thatched cottage with smoke issuing from both chimneys, and another woman holding an infant in her arms. Further away, a cart and other figures. Trees on either side.
This print was incorporated by Miss Hammill (q.v.) in her diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It appeared in G.N. Wright's Ireland Illustrated (1831), where it is inscribed ‘Fisher, Son & Co. London 1828’.

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Clondalkin, Co. Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1310664752", "manifestationid961":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid961":"ii_person_1368008046", "artists":["Brandard, Robert (Engraver)","Petrie, George (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid962":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid962":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid963":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid963":"ii_person_1310664752", "label":"ii_image_1370120675"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355158102", "individual_record":"966", "title":"The Royal Exchange, Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"This is a representation of the busy area surrounding the Exchange, now the City Hall, containing several figures, and three types of horse-drawn conveyance. The figures represented include, from the left, a man holding what appears to be a shovel, a gentleman, three well-dressed ladies with a child. By the wall of the Exchange there are two male figures, wearing top hats, standing next to a seated figure, probably a beggar woman. There are several other figures in the scene, both on horseback and on foot.
Incorporated by Miss Hammill (q.v.) in her diary of travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829), this print appeared in G.N. Wright's Ireland Illustrated (1831) and Wakeman's Dublin Delineated, in both of which it is inscribed 'Fisher, Son & Co London 1829'.

Sources:
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
Dublin Delineated (Dublin: W.F. Wakeman, 1831).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Smith, Charles John (Engraver)"], "locname":"Royal Exchange/City Hall", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1370124017", "manifestationid964":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid964":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid965":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid965":"ii_person_1309798927", "artists":["Bartlett, William Henry (Draughtsman)","Smith, Charles John (Engraver)"], "manifestationid966":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid966":"ii_person_1370124017", "label":"ii_image_1355158102"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374925295", "individual_record":"968", "title":"The Ruines of Quin-Abby", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the ruins of Quin Abbey, Co. Clare. In the centre of the image, an ornate transept window faces the viewer. A steeple on the right rises high above the roofless building. Several of the gable ends are surmounted by crosses. The image is partially enclosed in an oval frame, with the external walls on either side of the building protruding beyond the border. The whole is surrounded by a rectangular frame.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Quin Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid967":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid967":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid968":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid968":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374925295"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1367400681", "individual_record":"970", "title":"The Salmon Leap and Mill at Coleraine", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"The salmon leap and nearby mill on the River Bann, at the place now known as the Cutts, near Mount Sandel, south-east of Coleraine. The view is taken from below the waterfall. The mill, topped by a weather vane in the shape of a salmon, stands on the right-hand side of the image, on the riverbank, with two other structures. One is a low thatched building just beside the weir and jetty. On the far bank is a smaller simpler structure, probably a water-bailiff's hut. A man and a woman with a dog, and a woman with a child, proceed along the road that runs past the mill. An adult and a child are standing on a bridge that partly crosses the river. The locality’s main activity is suggested by several other figures: a man with a net approaches a rowing boat, with oarsman, beside a jetty below the waterfall, while another man fishes with a rod from the bridge. The countryside beyond the river is hilly, and well wooded, with conifers and other trees.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Narrative of an Excursion to Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1825", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Gorst, Gilpin (Author of travel text)","Adlard, Henry (Engraver)"], "locname":"The Cutts", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366989658", "personid":"ii_person_1416679494", "manifestationid969":"ii_manifestation_1366989658", "personid969":"ii_person_1310663702", "authors":["Gorst, Gilpin"], "manifestationid970":"ii_manifestation_1366989658", "personid970":"ii_person_1416679494", "artists":["Adlard, Henry (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1367400681"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1306753672", "individual_record":"974", "title":"The Salmon Leap at Ballyshannon", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Salmon Leap at Assaroe, Ballyshannon, on the River Erne. Four salmon are shown leaping the waterfall, while four men contemplate the scene. Two millwheels are set in the water on the far bank, against the wall of a tall building. Beyond it stands a house flanked by a substantial tree. On an islet below the falls are two further buildings, one tall, one low, and what appears to be two rows of posts with nets draped over them. There is a sailing boat nearby and, farther downriver, where the estuary broadens out to the sea, are several ships. Seals can be seen on the shore and in the water near the falls, while cattle graze on a headland to the right. In the distance, on cultivated ground, are two cottages, a covered wagon (or carriage) and a horseman. Beyond that lie mountains.", "imagenote":"The falls at Assaroe no longer exist, following the creation of two dams in the 1950s. Among the men depicted, the one reclining may be intended to represent the author, Richard Twiss, who noted that he remained there for hours, drawing the scene. The islet below the falls is Inis Saimer, or Fish Island, where, in the eighteenth century, salmon used to be salted.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland in 1775 [Twiss]", "manifestation_minyear":"1776", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Twiss, Richard (Draughtsman)","Twiss, Richard (Author of travel text)","Rooker, Michael 'Angelo' (Engraver)","Rooker, Michael 'Angelo' (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Assaroe Falls", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306753439", "personid":"ii_person_1388670795", "manifestationid971":"ii_manifestation_1306753439", "personid971":"ii_person_1309774800", "artists":["Twiss, Richard (Draughtsman)","Rooker, Michael 'Angelo' (Engraver)","Rooker, Michael 'Angelo' (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid972":"ii_manifestation_1306753439", "personid972":"ii_person_1309774800", "authors":["Twiss, Richard"], "manifestationid973":"ii_manifestation_1306753439", "personid973":"ii_person_1388670795", "manifestationid974":"ii_manifestation_1306753439", "personid974":"ii_person_1388670795", "label":"ii_image_1306753672"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371204521", "individual_record":"977", "title":"The Scalp", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the Scalp, a narrow glacial valley just west of the summit of Barnaslingan Hill, Co. Dublin. In the foreground, a carriage and pair is about to exit the pass into open country. To right and left, massive rocks form the sides of the pass, towering above the human figures. Further on, a man with a walking stick and two other figures can be seen on the road, which passes by a tower house and continues on toward the mountains in the background. The tall pointed one represents the Great Sugarloaf, which lies south of the Scalp.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"The Scalp", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid975":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid975":"ii_person_1371130058", "artists":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid976":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid976":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "manifestationid977":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid977":"ii_person_1309784412", "label":"ii_image_1371204521"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370603556", "individual_record":"978", "title":"The Scalp, as seen from the Western Entrance", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of The Scalp, a narrow glacial valley just west of the summit of Barnaslingan Hill, Co. Dublin, as seen from the west. In the foreground, a man with a tall hat and a whip is conducting two horse-drawn carts along the road from the Scalp towards the viewer. Here the road is skirted on the right by a well constructed wall. There are cottages further away, on the right of the road. Across the way from them is another building, with a sharply pitched roof, in the manner of a Swiss cottage. Beyond lies the steep-sided pass with jagged rocks on either hand. In the distance is the conical peak of the Great Sugarloaf.", "imagenote":"From an original drawing by a Mr. C. who travelled with the author", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"The Scalp", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid978":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid978":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370603556"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370604598", "individual_record":"979", "title":"The Scalp, from the Centre looking towards the East", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of The Scalp, a narrow glacial valley to the west of the summit of Barnaslingan Hill, Co. Dublin. A sidecar, or jaunting car, with a driver and two passengers, a man and a woman, is proceeding through the pass in an eastward direction. To either side lies a great jumble of rocks rising high above the roadway. The central perspective extends out to mountains in the background. The tall pointed one represents the Great Sugarloaf, which lies south of the Scalp.", "imagenote":"From an original drawing by a Mr. C who travelled with the author", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"The Scalp", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1309781372", "manifestationid979":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid979":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "label":"ii_image_1370604598"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374676032", "individual_record":"981", "title":"The South-East Prospect of Ballicar Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"South-east prospect of Ballycar Castle (no longer extant), in the barony of Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare. A substantial tower house occupies the centre of the image, with smoke issuing from its two chimneys. There are three cabins nearby, and what appears to be part of a bawn wall. A narrow body of water [Ballycar Lough] is seen behind the castle; on it are seven swans and a rowing boat with a single occupant. On an eminence beyond the river, on the left-hand side of the image, stands a tower marked with the letter D and indexed as ‘Rathfoelane’ [Rathfolan]. The drawing is enclosed within an oval border.
Rathfolan Castle stood north-east of Ballycar Castle, in the parish of Kilnasoolagh. The original location of Ballycar Castle and the reutilization of its masonry nearby is discussed by W.G. Ryan, who indicates that its location is often erroneously given. The coordinates indicated here are based on the grid reference provided by the Archaeological Survey of Ireland.

Sources:
The Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/, record no. CL042-111----. Accessed 26.10.2014.
William Gerrard Ryan, A survey of monuments of archaeological and historical interest in the barony of Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare (M.A. thesis, University College Cork, 1980), at http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/archaeology/ryan/. Accessed 26.10.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballycar Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid980":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid980":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid981":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid981":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374676032"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1367576102", "individual_record":"982", "title":"The Stag Hunt on the Lake", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Stag hunt on the lake near Muckross, portrayed at the moment when the quarry has been captured, and is held by the antlers against the side of a rowing boat manned by three liveried men. They are approached by a larger boat, with passengers under an awning, and by a small pack of hounds, their heads just emerging from the water. Further boats, a bridge, a large building and a densely wooded shoreline occupy the middleground, set against a backdrop of mountains.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Killarney Poor Scholar", "manifestation_minyear":"1846", "manifestation_maxyear":"1846", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Stewart, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lough Leane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid":"ii_person_1367407689", "manifestationid982":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid982":"ii_person_1367407689", "authors":["Stewart, John"], "label":"ii_image_1367576102"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372184581", "individual_record":"983", "title":"The Stone of Denial, Bruree", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Image of pictorial inscription showing cow suckling a calf.
As acknowledged by Chatterton, this illustration, and most of the accompanying text, is taken from Thomas Crofton Croker, Landscape Illustrations of Moore's Irish Melodies: With Comments for the Curious, Part 1 (London: J. Power, 1835).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Bruree", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid983":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid983":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372184581"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373023780", "individual_record":"985", "title":"The Tolsel or New Exchange of Dublin.", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the façade of the old Tholsel or Exchange in Dublin, which stood at the junction of Nicholas Street and Skinners Row, now Christchurch Place. The two-storey building has a four-tiered ornamental tower, complete with clock face, cupola and finial. The image is architectural in style, including detailed measurements but no view of adjacent buildings. A group of people at the entrance is represented by a fragment of printed plate pasted upon the drawing.

The building seen here replaced an earlier Tholsel. It was constructed in 1676-1783, being substantially complete by 1681. Dineley’s sketch may be copied from an architect's plan rather than drawn from life. It differs from the structure depicted by Brooking (1728) and Harris (1766) in several respects, most notably the design of the tower. The railing of the first-floor balcony may have been a temporary solution before construction was complete; it is replaced by a pierced balustrade in later images. The building that Dineley depicts was demolished in 1809.
Sources:
Robin Usher, Protestant Dublin, 1660-1760: Architecture and Iconography (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012), pp. 40-45.
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record no. DU018-020145. Accessed 11.11.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Tholsel, Skinners Row", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid984":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid984":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid985":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid985":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373023780"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1360246863", "individual_record":"987", "title":"The Twelve Pin Mountains and Ballynahinch Lake", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the Twelve Bens or Pins, across Ballynahinch Lake. A little way off, on the left-hand side of the image, two figures are standing near the water, with a third closer to the viewer, near a road or track. On the right-hand side, the shape of a hut or cabin is barely suggested.
Tim Robinson notes that the image is 'copied from an illustration of 'Twelve Bens Mountains and lake of Kylemore, from the Road to Clifden', in the Handbook to Galway, Connemara, and the Irish Highlands, ill. Jas. Mahony (London and Dublin, 1854)’.
Source: Connemara after the Famine: Journal of a Survey of the Martin Estate, 1853 by Thomas Colville Scott. Edited & Introduced by Tim Robinson (Dublin: Lilliput Press, 1995), p. 96.", "imagenote":"Thomas Colville Scott", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland: Journal of a visit to Connemara", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Author of travel text)","Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Ballynahinch Lake", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid":"ii_person_1359720345", "manifestationid986":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid986":"ii_person_1359720345", "authors":["Scott, Thomas Colville "], "manifestationid987":"ii_manifestation_1359719720", "personid987":"ii_person_1359720345", "artists":["Scott, Thomas Colville (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1360246863"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1351080695", "individual_record":"990", "title":"The Wellington Testimonial, Phoenix Park", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"This print shows Robert Smirke’s design for the Wellington Testimonial, rather than the result achieved in the 1820s.
In front of the monument are four horsemen, possibly military, while tiny figures are dotted around the pyramidal pedestal. In the foreground two men in tall hats contemplate the obelisk; the individual seated on the ground may be engaged in sketching. An inscription can be seen on the left face of the obelisk, and a suggestion of the intended bronze bas-reliefs around the base. To the left, rising from the pedestal, a separate plinth supports the planned equestrian statue of Wellington which was never created. The South Dublin mountains are seen in the far distance.
The print was incorporated by Miss Hammill into her diary of her travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829). It is cropped at the bottom. A similar one in the National Library of Ireland is inscribed 'Fisher, Son & Co. London, 1828.' It appeared in G.N. Wright’s Ireland Illustrated (1831) and Wakeman's Dublin Delineated (1831) with the same inscription.

Sources:
Archiseek, at http://archiseek.com/2012/design-for-wellington-testimonial-phoenix-park-dublin/. Accessed 14.4.2018.
Rosalind M. Elmes and Michael Hewson, Catalogue of Irish topographical prints and original drawings (Dublin: Malton Press for the National Library of Ireland Society, 1975).
E. MacDowel Cosgrave, ‘A Contribution Towards a Catalogue of Nineteenth-Century Engravings of Dublin (Continued)', The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Fifth series, vol. 37, no. 1 (March 31, 1907), 41-60.
Paula Murphy, Nineteenth-century Irish sculpture: native genius reaffirmed (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2010), chap. 1.
National Library of Ireland, at http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000543849. Accessed 14.4.2018.
George Newenham Wright, Ireland illustrated: from original drawings by Geo. Petrie, W.H. Bartlett, T.M. Baynes and others (London: H. Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1831).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Petrie, George (Draughtsman)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)","Archer, James (Engraver)"], "locname":"Wellington Monument, Phoenix Park", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1370252227", "manifestationid988":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid988":"ii_person_1310664752", "artists":["Petrie, George (Draughtsman)","Archer, James (Engraver)"], "manifestationid989":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid989":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "manifestationid990":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid990":"ii_person_1370252227", "label":"ii_image_1351080695"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374494650", "individual_record":"992", "title":"Thomond Bridge and King John's Castle, Limerick", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Thomond Bridge and King John’s Castle, Limerick, across the River Shannon, with index. In the foreground, just downriver from the viewpoint, there is a rowing boat. Beyond it, the entire width of the image is occupied by the multi-arched bridge, featuring a castellated gateway, portcullis and what appears to be a movable section near its centre. Several figures with lances are seen to the right of the watch-house. Prominent behind the bridge are the towers of the castle, beyond which is the square tower of the cathedral.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Thomond Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid991":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid991":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid992":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid992":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1374494650"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370261670", "individual_record":"994", "title":"Tinnehinch, the seat of Mr. Grattan near Bray. August twenty – 1828", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Sketch. View across the River Dargle of a large house set near the riverbank, with a background of gentle wooded hills. The three-storey centre of the house is composed of five bays. The wings, of the same height, have only two storeys. The centre is surmounted by a pediment. There is a round-headed doorway at the front of each wing. These and other details are architecturally accurate. Another building is visible to the rear of the house.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Hammill, Miss (Draughtsman)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Tinnehinch House", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid993":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid993":"ii_person_1309780922", "artists":["Hammill, Miss (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid994":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid994":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1370261670"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373022215", "individual_record":"996", "title":"Tomb of Viscount Tarragh in St James Church, Dublin", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Sepia and red ink sketch of tomb of Thomas Preston, 3rd Viscount Tarragh, or Tara or Taragh, in St James Church, Dublin, with inscription.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"St James' Church, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid995":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid995":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid996":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid996":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373022215"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371052367", "individual_record":"997", "title":"Torc in the Royal Irish Academy", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wood engraving of a gold torc observed by the author in the Royal Irish Academy.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A summer visit to Ireland in 1846", "manifestation_minyear":"1847", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Royal Irish Academy", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid":"ii_person_1371032909", "manifestationid997":"ii_manifestation_1371032687", "personid997":"ii_person_1371032909", "authors":["West, Theresa Cornwallis Whitby"], "label":"ii_image_1371052367"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369924474", "individual_record":"999", "title":"Tork Mountain across the Upper Lake", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Tork Mountain seen across the Upper Lake of Killarney. A small bay is formed by a steep rocky hill on the right, and a rocky promontory on the left. A small opening is left between them; beyond another portion of the lake is visible, directly below the mountain. In the foreground, two figures are on a boat, one facing the viewer, rowing, and the other facing the opposite direction, looking at what is probably a map. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with a light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Upper Lake of Killarney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid998":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid998":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid999":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid999":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369924474"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369924163", "individual_record":"1001", "title":"Tork Mountain across the Upper Lake, with islands", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Tork Mountain seen across the Upper Lake of Killarney. Six bushy islands emerge from the surface of the lake. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with a light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Upper Lake of Killarney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid1000":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1000":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1001":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1001":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369924163"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525109249", "individual_record":"1003", "title":"Trim Castle", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of ivy-clad Trim castle on sloping ground, with bawn wall and turreted gateway to the left. In the foreground further enclosing wall and ruined tower. Trees.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Journal and sketchbook, Ireland (1774)", "manifestation_minyear":"1774", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Wynne, Luttrell (Author of travel text)","Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Trim Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid":"ii_person_1522589944", "manifestationid1002":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid1002":"ii_person_1522589944", "authors":["Wynne, Luttrell"], "manifestationid1003":"ii_manifestation_1522621278", "personid1003":"ii_person_1522589944", "artists":["Wynne, Luttrell (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1525109249"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373989564", "individual_record":"1005", "title":"Tullagh Castle", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Tullow Castle (no longer extant) and surrounding walls. The entrance to the enclosed area is between two rounded towers. Adjacent buildings include a three-gabled mansion with tall chimneys. In the internal courtyard a troop of soldiers and four horsemen are constituted of three separate fragments from a printed plate, pasted on the drawing. Other features are identified by letters and an annexed key.

The location shown here is based on the Archaeological Survey record for Tullowphelim.
Source:
Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record CW008-045003-. Accessed 15.11.2014.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Tullow Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid1004":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1004":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1005":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1005":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373989564"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1335351911", "individual_record":"1006", "title":"Tumbled into a Bog & left there", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Humorous sketch of car, driver, horse and unfortunate passenger.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"portrait", "shorttitle":"Roadside Sketches", "manifestation_minyear":"1843", "manifestation_maxyear":"1844", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1335351363", "manifestationid1006":"ii_manifestation_1335351363", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1335351911"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369141392", "individual_record":"1009", "title":"Turk Mountain from Dinis Island", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Tork Mountain from Dinish Island, in the Lakes of Killarney. Three men are on the shore in the foreground, on the left-hand side of the image, near two boats. A portion of the lake extends before them, encircled by trees, with Tork Mountain towering above the lake.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Hill, R. (Engraver)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Tork Mountain", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1309775890", "manifestationid1007":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1007":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Hill, R. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid1008":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1008":"ii_person_1369139257", "manifestationid1009":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1009":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "label":"ii_image_1369141392"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369825224", "individual_record":"1011", "title":"Turnip Hoe", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Greyscale ink wash drawing of a turnip hoe, as observed by Young on his arrival at Shane’s Castle, with scale in inches.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Shane's Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid1010":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1010":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1011":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1011":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369825224"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1374516992", "individual_record":"1013", "title":"Two monuments in St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and Ink drawing of two monuments in St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, with inscriptions. The upper one, a mural monument surmounted by an obelisk and flaming heart, commemorates Bishop Bernard Adams; the lower one is the tomb of Bishop Cornelius O’Dea, with a high relief sculpture of the Bishop in robes and mitre recumbent on his sepulchre.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid1012":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1012":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid1013":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1013":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1374516992"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370022561", "individual_record":"1015", "title":"Two prospects of building at Blarney", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Greyscale ink wash drawing of the two views of a building on the Blarney Estate, with scale in feet.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Blarney Castle", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid1014":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1014":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1015":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1015":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1370022561"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1372183909", "individual_record":"1016", "title":"Two silver brooches dug up on Scattery Island", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Two brooches in the possession of the Rev. James Mochler of Fermoy in 1838. Each brooch is shown front and back.

After passing through various hands, including Crofton Croker’s, these brooches, described as ‘of pseudo-penannular type’ and dating to the Viking Age, are now in the British Museum. It was this illustration which ultimately led to their provenance being identified.

Source:
John Sheehan, 'The character and cultural context of the Inis Cáthaig/Scattery Island silver hoard', The Other Clare, 34 (2010), 23-28.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Scattery Island", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid1016":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid1016":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1372183909"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1373034787", "individual_record":"1018", "title":"University of Dublin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Bird’s eye view of Trinity College Dublin with letters indicating notable buildings and inscriptions. A group of people in the open area in front of the entrance and outer walls is constituted of a fragment of printed plate pasted upon the drawing. A fence along the bottom of the image defines the west side of College Green. Just above the view of the University is a sketch of the coat of arms of Queen Elizabeth I. No key is provided for the letters in the image, but some are explained in the text: C (inscription in memory of Henry Jones), S (doors to the first court and inscription in memory of George Carey), T (chapel door with inscription commemorating William Fitz William).", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Trinity College, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid1017":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1017":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1018":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1018":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1373034787"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1371224444", "individual_record":"1021", "title":"Upper Lake of Killarney", "colour":"coloured", "description":"View of the Upper Lake of Killarney. A boat with two fishermen is on the left-hand side of the image, in the foreground. Behind, there is an island or peninsula with a cottage. In front of the building a man with a hat is sitting under the shade of a tree. On rocks protracting from the land onto the lake, a man is standing, facing right, playing a bugle. Further in the distance and to the right, there is an island completely covered by trees. To the right, a boat with for rows of rowers is passing by. Behind, the opposite shore of the lake is visible. Mountains are in the background.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The stranger in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1806", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)","Carr, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Upper Lake of Killarney", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid1019":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid1019":"ii_person_1371130058", "artists":["Medland, Thomas (Engraver)","Carr, John (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1020":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid1020":"ii_person_1309784412", "manifestationid1021":"ii_manifestation_1371123060", "personid1021":"ii_person_1309784412", "authors":["Carr, John"], "label":"ii_image_1371224444"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1355155767", "individual_record":"1024", "title":"View at Mount-Usher, near Newrath Bridge", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"A scenic view of Mount Usher, near Newrath Bridge. It features a small river, a simple wooden footbridge, one male figure, and the gable end of a thatched building, in a hollow surrounded by trees, against a background of hilly countryside.
This print, produced for Thomas Cromwell's Excursions in Ireland. Province of Leinster (1820), was included by Miss Hammill in the manuscript diary of her travels in Wales and Ireland (1828-1829).", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Diary of travels in Wales and Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1828", "manifestation_maxyear":"1829", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Petrie, George (Draughtsman)","Greig, John (Engraver)","Hammill, Miss (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Mount Usher", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid":"ii_person_1309780922", "manifestationid1022":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid1022":"ii_person_1310664752", "artists":["Petrie, George (Draughtsman)","Greig, John (Engraver)"], "manifestationid1023":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid1023":"ii_person_1523619033", "manifestationid1024":"ii_manifestation_1369986137", "personid1024":"ii_person_1309780922", "authors":["Hammill, Miss "], "label":"ii_image_1355155767"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1525896156", "individual_record":"1026", "title":"View from Warrens Point, near Newry", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of calm bay with sailing boats. Hills on either side. In the foreground, trees and fields.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Scientific Tourist through Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1818", "manifestation_maxyear":"1818", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Walford, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)"], "locname":"Warrenpoint", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid":"ii_person_1516197244", "manifestationid1025":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid1025":"ii_person_1309783068", "authors":["Walford, Thomas"], "manifestationid1026":"ii_manifestation_1513724306", "personid1026":"ii_person_1516197244", "artists":["Fielding, Theodore Henry Adolphus (Engraver)"], "label":"ii_image_1525896156"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1370525529", "individual_record":"1028", "title":"View of Dublin Bay", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Dublin Bay, as seen from a house on the North Strand. Houses, stables and various farm buildings, both slated and thatched, occupy the foreground. Two terraces of cottages and a high wall partially enclose an area dotted with trees. In the centre of the image, a man, with arms outstretched, is driving cattle along a road towards the viewer. The fields beyond extend to the seashore, along which some Martello towers can be seen. To the left is Howth, and to the right the outline of the city and harbour, with the masts of several ships. A substantial building in the middle ground may be a castle but its broad chimney stack is more suggestive of an oast house.
This unusual view, which was originally published in 1816, predates a very similar watercolour by Ole Jørgen Rawert, painted in October 1818 (see 'Dublin Bay, d. 14th Octob. 1818').", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Narrative of a Residence in Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1817", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Plumptre, Anne (Author of travel text)","C., Mr (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"North Strand, Dublin", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid":"ii_person_1418483656", "manifestationid1027":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid1027":"ii_person_1309781372", "authors":["Plumptre, Anne"], "manifestationid1028":"ii_manifestation_1310637441", "personid1028":"ii_person_1418483656", "artists":["C., Mr (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1370525529"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1377598875", "individual_record":"1029", "title":"View of Dublin from near the Wellington Monument", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"Panoramic view of Dublin City from the west. A dirt road is in the foreground. A figure with two cows or horses is on the road, and a group of three figures is by the roadside. The Wellington Monument is further in the distance, on the left-hand side, and a bridge crosses the Liffey on the right. Dublin City is in the background. The image is dated 16 April 1826.", "imagenote":"Anon.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Journal of a tour in Kerry, Tipperary and Cork", "manifestation_minyear":"1824", "manifestation_maxyear":"1826", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":[""], "locname":"Wellington Monument, Phoenix Park", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1374241361", "manifestationid1029":"ii_manifestation_1374241361", "artists":[""], "label":"ii_image_1377598875"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369828201", "individual_record":"1030", "title":"View of London Derry on the River Foyle in the North of Ireland", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the city of Derry across the River Foyle. The city extends up the side of a hill above the water, and is connected to the mainland by a bridge on the right. Among the prominent features of the city are its walls, a domed castellated tower, the large four-square Corporation building and the church steeple at the top of the hill. There are several ships and boats on the river, and, beyond the city, houses line part of the river bank. Behind them fields are laid out on rising ground. On the right, the land descends steeply to the water. A wall running along the bottom of the image delimits the artist's viewpoint and frames the scene.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Derry", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid1030":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1030":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369828201"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369837346", "individual_record":"1032", "title":"View of Lough Erne", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Lough Erne, from the shore. Several boats with many passengers are in the water. On the right and in the foreground, a group of four swans is on the surface of the lake. On the shore to the left, a figure is sitting with a fishing rod. Several buildings are on the wooded hill that descends onto the lake from the left. Livestock is also visible on the declivity. To the right, the hill descends onto the water, and is joined by means of a multi-arched bridge to an island to the right. On the opposite side of the island a pointed turret is visible. There is a ship on the surface of the lake visible beyond the bridge, and in the distance buildings are on the further bank, with mountains in the distance. The illustration is a greyscale ink wash drawing with light blue wash frame.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)","Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Upper Lough Erne", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid1031":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1031":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "manifestationid1032":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1032":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1369837346"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369843366", "individual_record":"1034", "title":"View of Lough Erne near Belleisle, with boat and house", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Lough Erne near Belleisle. 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Foliage and trees in the foreground provide a natural frame to the picture.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"The Killarney Poor Scholar", "manifestation_minyear":"1846", "manifestation_maxyear":"1846", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Stewart, John (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lough Leane", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid":"ii_person_1367407689", "manifestationid1048":"ii_manifestation_1367408415", "personid1048":"ii_person_1367407689", "authors":["Stewart, John"], "label":"ii_image_1367572670"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1379708431", "individual_record":"1050", "title":"Vue de Belvidere", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Pen and ink sketch of Belvedere House, seen from the shore of Lough Ennell, made on the 24th of May 1791. The mansion is partly hidden by undulating ground and trees. 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An oval oil painting of this scene by Thomas Creswick, ca 1836, is held in the National Museums Liverpool, Sudley House.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)"], "locname":"South Gate Bridge", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593763", "manifestationid1054":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1054":"ii_person_1367593247", "artists":["Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Wallis, Henry (Engraver)"], "manifestationid1055":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1055":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid1056":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1056":"ii_person_1367593763", "label":"ii_image_1369149929"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368918504", "individual_record":"1057", "title":"Wedge tomb, Ballyferriter", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Wedge tomb on Ballyferriter hill. The author describes it as 'a very curious piece of antiquity, once an altar, supposed to have been used for offering sacrifices to the sun' (p. 201).", "imagenote":"The precise location of this tomb is unknown. By 1852 it had been destroyed, but the illustration published by Chatterton has allowed it to be identified as a ‘megalithic tomb of the wedge tomb class’.
Survey of the Megalithic Tombs of Ireland, vol. 4, Ordnance Survey, 1982.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"Rambles in the South of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Ballyferriter Hill", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid":"ii_person_1306839399", "manifestationid1057":"ii_manifestation_1306839655", "personid1057":"ii_person_1306839399", "authors":["Chatterton, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia"], "label":"ii_image_1368918504"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1359116687", "individual_record":"1058", "title":"West View, Giant's Causeway (Co. Antrim)", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"The Giant's Causeway, seen from the west, with cliffs rising on the right-hand side and the Causeway descending into the sea on the left. In the near foreground, a man and a woman, with their backs to the viewer, are looking towards the columns.", "imagenote":"Drawn by James Howard Burgess.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Illustrations of the North of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1853", "manifestation_maxyear":"1853", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Giant's Causeway", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid":"ii_person_1358945139", "manifestationid1058":"ii_manifestation_1358946835", "personid1058":"ii_person_1358945139", "artists":["Burgess, James Howard (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1359116687"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1522314676", "individual_record":"1059", "title":"Wiclow", "colour":"coloured", "description":"Landscape with mountains, river, bridge, road and houses.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Rawerts maleriske Reise", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"yes", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "locname":"Wicklow", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid":"ii_person_1335359161", "manifestationid1059":"ii_manifestation_1522425950", "personid1059":"ii_person_1335359161", "artists":["Rawert, Ole Jørgen (Painter)"], "label":"ii_image_1522314676"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1366215377", "individual_record":"1061", "title":"Window of Clare Island Abbey", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Detail of a window of the Cistercian Abbey on Clare Island.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"scientific or technical illustration", "shorttitle":"A tour in Connaught", "manifestation_minyear":"1839", "manifestation_maxyear":"1839", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)","Otway, Caesar (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Clare Island Abbey", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid":"ii_person_1310664653", "manifestationid1060":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid1060":"ii_person_1399018070", "artists":["Wheeler, J.A. (Engraver)"], "manifestationid1061":"ii_manifestation_1366121756", "personid1061":"ii_person_1310664653", "authors":["Otway, Caesar"], "label":"ii_image_1366215377"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1369740450", "individual_record":"1063", "title":"Woods near Lucan", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of a steep-sided heavily wooded valley near Lucan, with a river (the Liffey) and broad road or avenue. There is an apparently circular building on the right. A conical mountain forms the backdrop, with a circular wooded area on the slope facing the viewer.
Greyscale ink wash drawing with light blue wash border.", "image_titleassigned":"yes", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour in Ireland [Young; copy with unique drawings]", "manifestation_minyear":"1780", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)","Young, Arthur (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Lucan", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid":"ii_person_1310664994", "manifestationid1062":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1062":"ii_person_1310664994", "artists":["Young, Arthur (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1063":"ii_manifestation_1369410247", "personid1063":"ii_person_1310664994", "authors":["Young, Arthur"], "label":"ii_image_1369740450"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1347296544", "individual_record":"1066", "title":"Worst sort of Mayo Stone-Cabin", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"Woodcut of a stone cabin in Co. Mayo. 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A woman holding a child is standing outside, beside a cow.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"A Tour round Ireland [Barrow]", "manifestation_minyear":"1836", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Barrow, John (Author of travel text)","Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "locname":"Mayo", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid":"ii_person_1389199445", "manifestationid1064":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid1064":"ii_person_1345565650", "authors":["Barrow, John"], "manifestationid1065":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid1065":"ii_person_1345565650", "artists":["Barrow, John (Draughtsman)","Lee, James (Engraver)"], "manifestationid1066":"ii_manifestation_1314189808", "personid1066":"ii_person_1389199445", "label":"ii_image_1347296544"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375112766", "individual_record":"1068", "title":"Yoghall", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of Youghal from Ferry Point. 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Outside this frame a key is provided to letters within the image which indicate the main features of the scene.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)","Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)"], "locname":"Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid1067":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1067":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1068":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1068":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "label":"ii_image_1375112766"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1368783462", "individual_record":"1071", "title":"Youghal Church, Cork", "colour":"monochrome", "description":"View of the chancel of St Mary’s Collegiate Church, Youghal, in Co. 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More people are emerging from behind the side of the church, further back and to the right.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"landscape", "shorttitle":"Ireland Picturesque and Romantic", "manifestation_minyear":"1837", "manifestation_maxyear":"1838", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"print", "fullname":["Ritchie, Leitch (Author of travel text)","Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid":"ii_person_1367593247", "manifestationid1069":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1069":"ii_person_1309775890", "authors":["Ritchie, Leitch"], "manifestationid1070":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1070":"ii_person_1368009115", "artists":["Willmore, James Tibbitts (Engraver)","Creswick, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "manifestationid1071":"ii_manifestation_1310636528", "personid1071":"ii_person_1367593247", "label":"ii_image_1368783462"}, {"type":"", "id":"ii_image_1375112340", "individual_record":"1073", "title":"Youghalls Exchange & Key", "colour":"handcoloured", "description":"View of the port of Youghal, seen from the east. There are four large ships with flags in or by the harbour, and the masts of two more are visible in the foreground, at the bottom left border of the image. One of the ships appears to be firing its guns towards the quays. A fragment of printed plate representing a troop of soldiers with lances and flags is pasted upon the quays. The Exchange is on the quay, in the centre, and the town spreads out on either side. There are hills in the background and a windmill in the distance. A rose compass within the image indicates South to the left and North to the right. The image is enclosed within a circular border. Letters within the image, with a key beneath it, indicate the Exchange itself and the 'head of one Dromada ... executed for Piracy and murder upon a Dutch vessel [...]'.", "image_titleassigned":"no", "genredescription":"townscape", "shorttitle":"Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland", "manifestation_minyear":"1681", "manifestation_fulltitle_assigned":"no", "printormanuscript":"manuscript", "fullname":["Dineley, Thomas (Author of travel text)","Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "locname":"Youghal", "manifestationid":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid":"ii_person_1310663513", "manifestationid1072":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1072":"ii_person_1310663513", "authors":["Dineley, Thomas"], "manifestationid1073":"ii_manifestation_1372684783", "personid1073":"ii_person_1310663513", "artists":["Dineley, Thomas (Draughtsman)"], "label":"ii_image_1375112340"}]}