Marc Riboud - IRELAND. Punchestown Races.

IRELAND. 1954. Pub at the races.

IRELAND. Punchestown Races. - IRELAND. 1954. Gentlemen in derbys enjoy the social aspects of Punchestown Races quite as much as the exciting spectacle of hedge-hopping horses. The first fine weather of the entire Spring favored the day and there was jollity on every hand. - Marc Riboud

IRELAND. 1954. Gentlemen in derbys enjoy the social aspects of Punchestown Races quite as much as the exciting spectacle of hedge-hopping horses. The first fine

IRELAND. 1954

IRELAND. 1954. "Victoria" displays severe contemplation appropriate to the serious business of selecting a winner, but "Albert" pitches into his selection with

IRELAND. Punchestown Races. - IRELAND. 1954. Exhausted by the day's excitement, this gentlemen sttled himself for a nap and fall asleep soon after in candlelight supper. He rose only at 3 on the morning, when musicians played the Irish National Anthem and everybody stood up for it, then dispersed. - Marc Riboud

IRELAND. 1954. Exhausted by the day's excitement, this gentlemen sttled himself for a nap and fall asleep soon after in candlelight supper. He rose only at 3 on

IRELAND. 1954. Socialites of Kildare county gather together for the fashinable candlelight dinner party.

IRELAND. Pub at the races. 1954.

IRELAND. 1954. Pub at the race

IRELAND. 1954. Pub at the races

IRELAND. 1954. Pub at the races.

IRELAND. Punchestown Races. - IRELAND. 1954. Punchestown races. A very serious matter. Your horses is in the lead and then there is the last, but toughest, obstacl. This bears watching at close range, and thereis tension in the faces of those who can see well, and those who can see not so well. - Marc Riboud

IRELAND. 1954. Punchestown races. A very serious matter. Your horses is in the lead and then there is the last, but toughest, obstacl. This bears watching at cl

IRELAND. Punchestown Races. - IRELAND. 1954. Exhausted by the day's excitement, this gentlemen settled himself for a nap and fall asleep soon after in candlelight supper. He rose only at 3 on the morning, when musicians played the Irish National Anthem and everybody stood up for it, then dispersed. - Marc Riboud

IRELAND. 1954. Exhausted by the day's excitement, this gentlemen settled himself for a nap and fall asleep soon after in candlelight supper. He rose only at 3 on the morning, when musicians played the Irish National Anthem and everybody stood up for it, then dispersed.

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