Historical Collections Online
Search our Historical Collections Online, a sample of 10,000 artefacts from the National Museum of Ireland’s Historical, Military and Easter Week Collections, published as part of the Decade of Commemorations.
pamphlet / St. Enda's School, 1910 - 1911
Prospectus or pamphlet for Scoil Eanna / St. Enda's School, Rathfarnham, Co. Dublin. Printed prospectus, in both Irish and English. For the academic year 1910 to 1911. Part of a collection of miscellaneous material relating to Patrick Pearse, donated by Margaret Pearse.
pamphlet / Easter Week Commemoration, 1933
Commemorative booklet, Easter Week Commemoration, 1933. Printed by Ardiff, Kilmainham, Dublin. Part of a collection of miscellaneous material relating to Patrick Pearse, donated by Margaret Pearse.
attendance book / St Enda's College, 1913
Special register of students under the age of 14 and not under the age of 12 years, 1913-14 for St Enda's College, Rathfarnham. Entries and two notes in hand of Patrick Pearse.
envelope / James Reidy, 1914
Manuscript letter with envelope. From Patrick Pearse to James Reidy. Associate editor (later editor) of "The Gaelic American". Letter dated 6th July 1914 from St. Enda's College, Rathfarnham, Co. Dublin. Envelope, - which has printed badge of St. Enda's on flap, - addressed to James Reidy, "The...
photograph / St. Enda's football team, 1914
Photograph of St. Enda's football team 1914. Back row left to right - Seumas Butler, Frank Burke, Joe Sweeney, J. Hunt, Maurice McGilligan. Front row left to right - Brendan Mangan, Joe McGilligan, Teddy Carleton, David Sears and Eunan MacGinley. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of Brian Joyce winning mile race at St. Enda's at 1914. Others shown include Kitson in straw hat and Slattery in dark suit. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of William Kenny winning 100 yards race at St. Enda's in 1914. Others included L. O'Neill, Brian Joyce, Conor MacGinley and Peter Baker. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of Niall MacNeill wading in stream at St. Enda's in 1914. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of (?) Mulligan at St. Enda's in 1914, half length, 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of Tadgh Carleton, Brian MacNeill and another at St. Enda's in 1914. Shown seated at tree trunk. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of J.V. Joyce jumping at St. Enda's sports in 1914. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of boys in obstacle race at St. Enda's in 1914. Centre back to camera, Maurice MacGilligan. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of boys in obstacle race at St. Enda's in 1914, Standing on either side Richard Feely (C) and Brian Joyce. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of Michael McRory the St. Enda's gardener outside its greenhouse, 1914. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / St. Enda's School, 1914
Photograph of pupils at St. Enda's 1914. Fred Docherty standing at rear. 1st and third in back row are Seumas Butler and Brian Joyce. Front row left to right Des Murphy, David Sears, Austin Geary, Peter Baker, Joe Gilligan and Brian MacNeill. 6.6 by 4.8 inches.
photograph / Pearse Brothers, St. Enda's
Photograph of the Pearse Brothers. Taken by an amateur in the grounds of St. Enda's School. Seated, full length. William Pearse to the left (3/4 face). Patrick Pearse to the right, side facing. Taken by Mr. Alfred McLoughlin in the grounds of St. Enda's.
letter / St. Enda's, February 1916
Letter from Willie Pearse to Miss K.M. Morrogh, of 15 February 1916, re violin lessons for pupil of St. Enda's.
letter / St. Enda's, 21 February 1916
Letter from Willie Pearse to Miss K.M. Morrogh, 21 February 1916, re violin lessons for pupil in St. Enda's.
figure / William Pearse
Statue of naked girl reclining on a rock. Made by William Pearse. Signed on back. Thought to be a neighbour of the Pearse Family, Mabel Gorman. Another copy of this is held by the Pearse Museum.