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Judging by the small boy pictured, congenital melted face syndrome seems to be more of a risk than consumption.

There's a Thirtieth annual report of the Local Government Board for Ireland, for the year ending 31st March 1902 full of information for Consumptive People and for those who live with them: eppi.dippam.ac.uk/pdf1/13804-1.pdf

There's also a booklet from 1913, published by "The Department" books.google.ie/books/about/Information_for_Consumptive_P...

May as well have the streetview: maps.google.ie/?ll=52.339823,-6.462514&spn=0.004103,0...

"this monument commemorates the gallant men of Wexford who fought for Ireland's freedom in 1798, one of the many uprisings against foreign domination during the centuries of subjection 1169-1921. It is the work of Oliver Sheppard, RHA, and was erected in 1904."

Per the NIAH:
Freestanding statue, erected 1866,...
This figure of Oliver Goldsmith was made by J.H. Foley.

We have seen lots of Foleys's work including O'Connell the other day

One of a pair with Burke:

17 works at the dia, this is the 2nd chronologically, Burke is a few years later.

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Foley is not in the pic of the O'Connell monument dedication, he died in 1874 before it was finished, completed by his assistant, Thomas Brock

"As I take my shoes from the shoemaker, and my coat from the taylor, so I take my religion from the priest".

Via - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Goldsmith - which has a 2006 photo from almost exactly the same PoV ...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kōtoku-in

Nowadays:

the photograph must have been made before November 1874. A member of the austro-hungarian marines circumsailing of the world 1874-76 (corvette Erzherzog Friedrich) acquired exactly this print in November or Dezember 1874 when the expedition had reached Japan.