Microbiology class at the Guinness brewery, mid 1970s
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Format
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JPEG
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Title
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Microbiology class at the Guinness brewery, mid 1970s
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Identifier
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VH0059
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Depiction
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Two rows of men and women standing and one row seated in front of a brick building; among them are one nun and one man in uniform.
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Description
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John Patching records that this photograph was take during an educational tour for Microbiology students some time around the mid 1970s.
Four of the students here have been identified:
Fergal O’Gara, later Professor of Microbiology in UCC and father of Ronan of rugby fame, is third from the left in the second row. Next to him are Victoria Garrod (later Buckley) and Chris Buckley. John Patching (with a beard), later professor of Marine Microbiology in NUI Galway, is third from the right in the second row.
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People
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Chris Buckley
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Victoria Garrod, later Buckley
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Fergal O'Gara
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John Patching
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References
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Personal communication: John Patching (email)
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Bibliographic Citation
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John Patching, 'Microbiology class at the Guinness brewery, mid 1970s', Visual History Retired Staff Collection, University of Galway Digital Collections, Asset Id 14330, Archival Record Id VHRS.
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Period
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1970s
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Category
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b&w
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group
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off-campus
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outdoors
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Language
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English
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Publisher
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University of Galway Library
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Rights
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This image may be used for non-commercial purposes under CC BY-NC-SA see https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
