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Continuing the Kavanagh theme since we are visiting his county! Now leave the check-reins slack, The seed is flying far today - The seed like stars against the black Eternity of April clay. This seed is potent as the seed Of knowledge in the Hebrew Book, So drive your horses in the creed Of God the Father as a stook.

There is a ruinous remnant at the NIAH: It is now roofless and overgrown, set within the grounds of a golf course. Dates from 1850.

The Baron in 1850 would have been Cadwallader Davis Blayney, 12th Lord Blayney, the last Baron of Monaghan.

The Temple is visible in from the Baron's house, Hope/Blayney Castle, as we see in L_ROY_08514, which I think is taken from the grounds. Streetview does not get in there, but here is a nearby photosphere, taken from a bit lower down and the trees have grown up.

L_CAB_08907 next door in the catalogue is also Castleblayney, the 1879 Almshouses.

The height of the car's headlights suggests a date of at least, let's say, 1925. I'm going to suggest it might be a medium-large Morris, perhaps a Ten Four.

BultacoFan thank you.

I see golf clubs.

There are a few options in Rathfarnham if it is golf? O Mac

Similar white 5-rail iron fence at Rathfarnham Golf Club in 1936 - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000601331 catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000601330

This is the Royal Sydney Golf Club in Rose Bay.

Looking very natty.

I unfortunately don't know much about golf... but I know he's much better dressed than most of the people I see playing nowadays.

With shoes that well shined, he must be a military man. Love the whole outfit.

Look at that grip! I'd break my wrist swinging like that. Pre-Harry Vardon

fantastic socks!. agree about the grip - he must be a hooker!