Bridgeman Education

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ID: LGM3121331

Blackpool North Pier, Lancashire (photo)

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ID: LGM3121400

Rosses Point Sculpture Reflecting The Age Old Anguish Of Searfaring People Who Watchd And Waited For The Return Of Loved Ones. (photo)

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ID: LGM3121407

The Metal Man Lighthouse, Rosses Point, Oyster Island, Coney Island, County Sligo, Ireland. Rosses Point Is Where W. B. Yeats And His Brother Painter Jack Yeats Spent Their Summer Holidays (photo)

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ID: LGM3121434

Knocknarea Hill, County Sligo, Ireland, Where Queen Maeve's Burial Tomb Lies On Top. Referred To By W. B. Yeats In 'Memoirs' (photo)

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ID: LGM3121435

Classiebawn House Was Also Known As Mullaghmore Castle, A Baronial Style House On The Mullaghmore Penninsula, County Sligo, Ireland. Summer Home Of The Mountbattens Till Lord Mountbatten Was Blown Up In His Boat In Mullagmore Harbour By The I.R.A In 1979 (photo)

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ID: LGM3121445

Glencar Lake And Lugnagall Hill, County Sligo, Ireland. As Referred To By W. B. Yeats In 'The Stolen Child' (photo)

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ID: LGM3121459

Tubberbride Holy Well Dedicated To Sain Bridget, County Sligo, Ireland. Reffered To By W. B. Yeats. (photo)

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ID: LGM3121462

Tulira Castle, County Galway, Ireland. Home Of Edward Martyn, One Of The Founders Of The Abbey Theatre With Yeats And Lady Gregory. Referred To By W. B. Yeats In 'Memoirs'. (photo)

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ID: LGM3121483

Horse Racing At The Galway Races, County Galway, Ireland. Referred To By Dramatist, W. B. Yeats In 'At The Races'. (photo)

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ID: LGM3121500

Cross Of The Scriptures At Clonmacnoise Monastery On The Banks Of The Shannon, County Offaly, Ireland. Founded By Saint Ciaran In 6Th Century. Referred To By W. B. Yeats In 'Land Of Hearts Desire'. (photo)

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ID: LGM3284821

Portstewart Strand, North Antrim Coast, Northern Ireland (photo)

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ID: LGM3284880

British Army Soldier standing in front of Republican Mural depicting Margaret Thatcher's stand against the Republican Hunger Strikers in the Maze Prison, 1982 (photo)

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ID: LGM3285046

Shop Front Grill against Rioting and Bomb Damage During The Troubles Northern Ireland, 1972 (photo)

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ID: LGM3285425

Aughnacloy RUC and British Army Border checkpoint between Northern Ireland and The Republic of Ireland during The Troubles, 1985 (photo)

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ID: LGM3285443

Loyalist Mural of the Union Jack Flag. during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1971 (photo)

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ID: LGM3285494

Boarded up Shop Front with Business as Usual painted sign during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1973 (photo)

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ID: LGM3285523

Nationalist youths throwing stones at British Army Scout Cars in West Belfast during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1972 (photo)

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ID: LGM3285654

Border Village of Crossmaglen, South Armagh during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1977

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ID: LGM3285692

British Army Troops during Rioting on the Falls Road, West Belfast, The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1976

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ID: LGM3285862

Rubber Bullet Gun used by the British Army in riots during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1972

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ID: LGM3285877

British Army Bomb Disposal Robot called the Wheelbarrow used to difuse IRA bombs during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1972

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ID: LGM3285890

RUC, Royal Ulster Constabulary, Policeman on Patrol in Belfast City Centre during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1978

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ID: LGM3285959

August 1976; Children playing amongst debris from Hijacked Burning Vehicles after Riots in West Belfast during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, 1976

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ID: LGM3286077

Boy playing at being a masked Ulster Defence Association paramilitary man in Protestant part of Belfast during The Troubles, Northern Ireland, Ulster, 1974

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ID: LGM3286133

Early mural in Protestant part of Belfast of King William of Orange a Protestant who fought King James a Catholic at the Battle of the Boyne 1n 1690, Northern Ireland, 1971