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This one is especially for the doyen of Dog Lovers DannyM8! I'm not sure if there is too much searching to be done but the dog looks especially good!

Odd that it says Wexford. Tallow and Strancally are both in Waterford.

It looks like a gate lodge - there seems to be a road going up the hill past it.

There's a Hannah Beale as Housekeeper in "1 Strancally Demesne" in the 1911 Census. Edited to add: Actually 8, it's no.1 in 1901

It seems to be in Knockanore, according to the internet:

OTTO KAHN, 67, DIES OF HEART ATTACK IN BANK'S OFFICES; Banker and Arts Patron, Long Ill, Stricken at Luncheon With Kuhn, Loeb Partners. WALL STREET IS SHOCKED Morgan and Lamont Hurry to Office -- Leaders Pay Tribute -- Music World Mourns. OTTO KAHN, 67, DIES OF HEART ATTACK March 30, 1934, Friday Otto H. Kahn, philanthropist and patron of the arts, died shortly after 1:45 P.M. yesterday at the offices of Kuhn, Loeb Co., 52 William Street, the private banking firm in which he was senior partner. His death shocked his associates and members of the financial community by its suddenness.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Kahn en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morristown_Field_Club

a big day for hats, Clonmel is certainly stylish on top. the women wrapped in scarves and wraps are more dramatic than usual. mounted policeman too. this is a fabulous scene to pick apart

Mr French seems to have been on the first floor of the Main Guard building; see behind in this streetview - goo.gl/maps/LW8nrEoLCCL3WMr97 The high view means that the distant tower of St Mary's Catholic Church is more visible. In 2009 via Dave Messinger

The Fitzhenrys are stationers on O'Connell St in the census of 1901, but have retired by 1911. RIC man in a forage cap at left means not much before 1900.

All the straw hats suggest 1905ish to me.

Main St had been renamed to O'Connell St by the time of the 25-inch, surveyed 1904, published 1906.