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06 Sept 2025
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A very clear image of young women in military-style uniforms in the 1920s
These local photographs have been found in a home in Ballymore Eustace.
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They were contained in a hand-sewn booklet entitled: "Curragh Camp & District" which cost one shilling.
Some feature the Curragh Camp including Rath Camp internment facility and Naas Barracks from 1921 and 1922.
Young women in military-style uniforms are also depicted.
All except one of the photographs has a caption with names.
If you recognise anybody in the images, please email editor@leinsterleader.ie.
Photographs: Aishling Conway
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