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Tailteann Games Visitors at the R.I.A. 1924

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

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  • DannyM8 said:
    Here is an account of the meeting from the Irish Times August 5th 1924. The President and Vice President of the Executive Council , t Minister of External Affairs, the Chief Justice, the Commander in Chief, His Highness Prince Mirza Khan, Afra ed Dooleh, His Highness the Count von Schlitz, Gennant von Goertz, His Excellency Dr. Magalhaes de Azeredo, Senhor Figueredo, His Excellency the Baron Palmstierna. President Cosgrave, who was accompanied by Colonel O’Reilly, A.D.C. and Captain Murphy, A.D.C., was presented by the Marquis MacSwiney, M.R.I.A., to Dr L.C. Purser, Vice-President of the Academy, and to the following members of the Council who wore their academic robes: - Dr R. Lloyd Praeger, Sir Frederick Moore, V.P.; Dr R.F. Scharff, Dr W.R. Fearon, Very Rev. Dr Lawlor, Dean of St Patrick’s; Dr Kirpatrick, Dr R.A.S. Macalister, De Best, V.P.; Mr E.J. Gwynn, Dr. George O’Brien, Mr. W. G. Strickland and Mr W.F. Butler and to Senator W.B. Yeats, Litt.D, M.R.I.A., and Dr R Macalister, Resident Secretary. The president of the Academy (Dr. Sydney Young, F.R.S.) and the provost of trinity College, the Primate (Dr. d’Arcy) and other members of the Council, were unable to be present owing to absence abroad. The guests were conducted to the Moore Library, where the foreign visitors were presented to President Cosgrave who, owing to his absence in London, had not previously met them. They were then entertained to tea in the reading room , and then proceeded to the library, where some of the famous Irish Manuscripts possessed by the Academy were on view. Having examined these unique literary treasures they accompanied their hosts to the National Museum, where they were received by Mr J. J> Buckley, M.R.I.A., Acting Director, and inspected the Academy’s famous museum of Irish antiquities. We were informed that the exhibition of manuscripts and rare Irish books at the Academy will be open to the public each week-day except Saturdays, from 11.0 till 2.0. A fine collection of similar objects relating to Ireland has been arranged in the National Library, in Kildare street, and is open from 11.00 till 5.0 during the next fortnight.
  • Carol Maddock said:
    DannyM8 Excellent, Danny, so we have an exact date too - Monday, 4 August 1924!
  • DannyM8 said:
    Carol Maddock And a couple of NLI connections - Praeger and the last paragraph of the IT piece!! We need the notes feature for this one.
  • DannyM8 said:
    www.britishpathe.com/video/royal-irish-academy/query/Prince Pathe coverage of the meeting and our picture
  • Carol Maddock said:
    And this event at the RIA was part of the celebration of the first Tailteann Games. On the Persian Prince Mirza Riza Khan, the Irish Independent said:
    In recognition of the splendid work done by this eminent Persian in the cause of peace, many distinctions of a literary and philosophic nature have been conferred upon him. He was the first Persian delegate to the League of Nations, and wrote an ode addressed to the first conference in favour of peace held at The Hague. This ode was translated into fifteen languages. The Prince is at present residing at Monte Carlo, where he owns a beautiful villa. It has been arranged to put the Chief Secretary’s Lodge in the Phoenix Park at his disposal during his stay in Dublin.
    (Thursday, 24 July 1924)

July 8, 1921

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

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  • Jim Griffin said:
    A photo worth thousands of words.
  • Amina G. said:
    wow.. a photo which is not like millions of others on flickr. amazing!
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Thanks, Amina, that's a lovely compliment!
  • Richard Cowdell said:
    At school I hated history with a vengeance as Joyce put it "a nightmare from which I am trying to escape". Dull and dry - dates, dates and more dates. When I see pictures like these they bring history to life and it becomes interesting. Thank you for posting them.
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    You're very welcome, Richard! Really appreciate you taking the time to comment...

"Downing Street? Treaty Negotiations?" is at least half-wrong

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

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  • O Mac said:
    The path tells us that they are arriving at the Mansion House, Dawson St. Dublin. catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000238668
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    O Mac Excellent.
  • guliolopez said:
    Well done O Mac - That seems pretty unequivocal. The man on the right looks desperately familiar. But I can't place him...
  • BultacoFan said:
    If they are walking directly into the Mansion House, then the shadows suggest mid-morning and the lack of overcoats on the background figures suggests a good day, presumably summertime, therefore not a meeting of the 1st Dail in January 1919.
  • O Mac said:
    guliolopez Arthur Griffith did have a similar hat and coat. independentarchives.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Treaty...