Disused Victorian era commercial premises on Gloucester Street. Streetscape. Urban Folklore Project.

Girl eating apple.

Children’s game, the Cat’s Cradle, being played by Marja Almqvist, daughter of Professor Bo Almqvist, Dublin. Marja has the cord wrapped around her first finger on both hands, which are raised slightly and has a loop of cord between her teeth.

Man pushing cart past disused commercial premises on cobbled Gloucester Street. Streetscape. Urban Folklore Project.

Children’s game, the Cat’s Cradle, being played by Kristina Norler, friend of Marja Almqvist, daughter of Professor Bo Almqvist, Dublin. Kristina is holding a circle of cord between her two hands.

Street trader.

Fire at B&I shed.

Commandant D.V. Horgan.

Bairbre Ní Fhloinn at Jim Delaney's retirement.

Abandoned Georgian houses near the junction of Summerhill and Gardiner Street. Streetscape. Urban Folklore Project.

City Hardware Shops Ltd. Commercial premises/shops, Urban Folklore Project, Dublin City.

Dublin City.

School traffic and road sign. Gloucester Street. Streetscape. Urban Folklore Project.

Donal O’Sullivan, folk music scholar. Print from Nachlass Donal O’Sullivan.

Donal O’Sullivan, folk music scholar. Print from Nachlass Donal O’Sullivan.

Dublin City. Petrol station at night.

Children’s game, the Cat’s Cradle, being played by Kristina Norler, friend of Marja Almqvist, daughter of Professor Bo Almqvist, Dublin. Kristina has wrapped one end of the cord around her thumb and has the other end in her other hand.

Children’s game, the Cat’s Cradle, being played by Marja Almqvist, daughter of Professor Bo Almqvist, Dublin. Marja has the cord wrapped around her fingers on both hands and has released the cord from her teeth.

Street-traders; character with grapefruit up his jumper, Fruit & Vegetable Market. Market, Urban Folklore Project.

Gael Linn 25th Anniversary, Oíche Scéalaíochta, Trinity College, Dublin: John Henry & Neidí Frainc Mac Grianna.

Soap-box derby.

Paddy Buttner.

Group of pipers including Séamus Ennis, Dan Dowd, Seán Reid, Willie Clancy, Paddy Moloney. Front row middle, Gerry Mulligan. Front row right, Neil Mulligan.

Commandant D.V. Horgan.