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Liffey, Dublin City, Co. Dublin

  • 27 older comments, and then…
  • Niall McAuley said:
    Wow!
  • Sharon Corbet said:
    Butt Bridge was replaced only in 1932, whereas this version was built in 1879. So not too much help.
  • LucanTram said:
    No Loop Line Bridge, City of Dublin Junction Railway opened in 1891.
  • Wendy: said:
    Great to see and note the vantage point details!
  • Anne McGinley said:
    Wonderful! Dublin city in the rare old times.

Making a tackle in a game of Rugby, Brisbane

  • Peter McCombe said:
    The black Jersey with the silver fern emblem are of the All Blacks New Zealand rugby union team. The site saintsandheathens.wordpress.com/wallabies-rugby-jerseys/w... says that the Australian rugby union team (Wallabies) jersey for 1938 was 'gold with a green centre band' for a match against New Zealand. It does not list this jersey colours used for any other year. Matches between Australia and New Zealand were played in 1938 as follows 13 August 1938Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 6 August 1938Exhibition Ground, Brisbane 23 July 1938Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney This photo is likely to be of one of these matches. The Houses in the background look to be typical of Queensland architecture of the time - elevated timber buildings. I therefore suggest that this is a photo of Australia v New Zealand dated 6th August 1938 at the exhibition grounds Brisbane.
  • State Library of Queensland said:
    Fantastic detective work Peter McCombe ! Thanks for sharing this info. We would have to agree with you on all accounts. It's likely the game is in Brisbane as George Jackman was a photographer for the Brisbane newspapers The Courier Mail and The Daily Mail from 1920 -1945.

A Very Special Place

  • worldidentitylab said:
    Hi! I really like your work! My name is Florian, I’m from the World Identity Lab, and the reason I contact you is because we are currently running a photo-project which is about special places. We are a noncommercial, experimental platform - we invite interesting people from all over the world to contribute their work to our projects. We believe that every person has at least one place somewhere in the world which is strongly connected to a certain experience to his / her life. The Lab’s aim is to create a very personal online-map with special places of our contributors worldwide to share. (That’s why they should be easy accessible!) It would be great if you could contribute your special place, because your style would really fit to us. Here is all the info you need - it’s very easy: www.worldidentitylab.net/project/current/nowhere-now-here/ If you have any questions you can write me a mail: florian.greimel@worldidentitylab.net Thanks! Keep on shooting :) Florian and the World Identity Lab Team