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17th August 1967; Mrs. Patricia Grey, Newcastle on Tyne, in St. Catherine's Hospital, Tralee after a road accident on the Derrymore Road. Mrs. Grey was on holiday in Blennerville with her husband and four children when their van, driven by Mr. Grey, collided with a tractor-drawn cock-lifter. A six foot long spike from the cock-lifter pierced the front of the van and went through Mrs. Grey's leg to a depth of three feet. Two ambulances and a medical team under surgeon Colm Galvin from the County Hospital administered an anaesthetic to Mrs. Grey on the roadside. Mr. Galvin and two assistants then slowly drew the two inc thick spike from the patient's leg. The fire brigade was called initially because it was thought that the spike would have to be cut from the tractor before it could be removed from Mrs. Grey's leg. However, this action was not taken because it was felt that the heat from the cutter would cause extra injury an pain to the patient. Mrs. Grey was then taken to St. Catherines Hospital for further surgery.
17th August 1967
Mrs. Patricia Grey in Hospital
24th July 1967; The 1955 Kerry Team and the Jimmy Magee All Stars in Austin Stack Park, Tralee, for a charity game sponsored by Tralee Lions Club in aid of The Kerry Association for the Blind. The teams drew 3-5 (Kerry) and 2-8 (All Stars). The game ended in a draw: 3-5 (Kerry) and 2-8 (All Stars). The game ended in a draw: 3-5 (Kerry) and 2-8 (All Stars).
24th July 1967
The 1955 Kerry Team v Jimmy Magee All Stars
2-4th September 1957; Two Donkeys resting outside the back of Harty's Bar, Courthouse Lane, after the Donkey Derby.
2-4th September 1957
Tralee Carnival Donkey Derby
January 1970; Two men pose for the camera at an unknown location.
January 1970
A Photo Of Two Men
2-4th September 1957; The Tralee Carnival Donkey Derby in the Mall, Tralee.
2-4th September 1957
Tralee Carnival Donkey Derby
24th June 1962; An action photo taken during the Senior Munster Semi-Final between Kerry and Waterford which took place at the Sportsfield in Listowel. The Kingdom defeated Waterford 2-18 to 2-6.
24th June 1962
Senior Munster Semi-Final
April 1961; A photo of two girls in the grounds of the Convent in Castleisland.
April 1961
Two Girls Outdoors
May 1960; A studio photo of two boys on their first Holy Communion with their sister.
May 1960
A Studio Photo of two Communion Boys with their Sister
2-4th September 1957; The Tralee Carnival Donkey Derby in the Mall, Tralee.
2-4th September 1957
Tralee Carnival Donkey Derby
June 1954; Two Boys Enjoying The Fine Weather Outdoors.
June 1954
Two Boys Outdoors
15th July 1956; The action at the Munster senior football final in the Athletic Grounds in Cork. The match ended in a draw: Cork 0-8 to Kerry 2-2.
15th July 1956
The Munster Senior Football Final
November 1968; A studio photo of two boys.
November 1968
A Studio Photo of Two Boys
29th June 1964; A photo taken at Kerry Head where 26 year old Pat O'Connor of Meenogohane Causeway and Sargeant William McCarthy of Ballyheigue came to the rescue with a twenty foot canoe of two Dublin Merchant Seamen. The Dublin men, James Whelan and John Tyrell, had to abandon a disabled fishing vessel they had been ferrying from Kilronan, Aran to Dingle when the engine failed off Loop Head on Sunday evening. The boat drifted all night and though the men lighted tyres, threw up flares and hoisted a distress flag, nobody went to their assistance. When the boat struck the rocks at Bird's Island, the men put on life jakets and drifted for over two hours in the rough seas until picked up. By then John Tyrell was unconscious. He received artificial respiration but he died without regaining consciousness. The jury at the inquest returned a verdict of asphixia due to drowning as the cause of death.
29th June 1964
The Coast Rescue Unit from Ballyheigue
February 1965; Two children pose for the camera in the Presentation Convent, Castleisland, taken on Confirmation Day.
February 1965
A Photo of two Children in Castleisland
January 1970; Two men pose for the camera at an unknown location.
January 1970
A Photo Of Two Men
March 1968; Two men with a horse car.
March 1968
Two Men with a Horse Car
21st March 1965; John Mitchels Senior Football Team who were defeated Mid Kerry in the semi-final of the Kerryman Shield 2-9 to 2-7, in Austin Stack Park in Tralee. Front row (L to R): Michael O'Grady, Derry O'Shea, Teddy Dowd, John O'Shea, John Dalton, Paddy Sayers, Niall Sheehy. Back row: Mick Morris, Ted Fitzgerald, Dom O'Donnell, Johnny Kelliher, Brian Sheehy, Seamus Roche, Sean Burrows, Sean Og Sheehy.
21st March 1965
John Mitchels Senior Football Team
October 1958; A photo of two women and their children.
October 1958
Two Women and their Children
1956; A photo taken of Joan Kennelly sitting beside two unknown women inside a shop in Kerry.
October 1956
Joan Kennelly Sitting Beside Two Women
2nd August 1959; Many hands make light work after a group of Kerry fans suffered a puncture on their way to the Munster Senior Football Final. John O'Donnell, Boherbee, Tralee (on left) and his son Roddy (second from Right) were just outside Farranfore when the wheel punctured. Three cars of Kerry fans pulled up to help change the wheel, which was quickly replaced by the spare wheel and the flat tyre was put on the roof. The helpful Kerry fans were rewarded with tubs of ice-cream. The Kingdom defeated Cork 2-15 to 2-8 in the final and went on to win the All-Ireland title in Croke Park beating Galway 3-7 to 1-4.
2nd August 1959
A Group of Kerry Football Fans
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