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Pupils from the Junior and Senior schools for the academic year 1932-33. The boys are arranged in rows, and several masters are seated and standing among them, including Fr Gubbins and Br Priest. This image appeared in the June 1933 issue of the SHC magazine. The background has been blanked out with paint.

Photographs relating to the Centenary of the Sacred Heart College and Church, and to the Fourth Centenary of the death of St Ignatius Loyola. Include scenes from during and after the Thanksgiving Mass celebrated to mark the former, as well as photographs of Limerick Jesuit community members and others, such as Irish Fr Provincial Michael O'Grady SJ during the period of celebrations. Includes a group photograph of the cast of 'The First Legion', and a photograph of the stage used in the production. Also includes an image of a picture of the Sacred Heart, which commemorates the dedication of the church to the latter on 10 October 1932.

Groups of student sodality members with sodality directors Fr James Gubbins SJ and Fr John A. Deevy SJ: 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932 and 1933 - all of which appeared in the SHC magazine of the relevant year. Among the members are Michael Kelly, Frank Hayes, Jim Gould, Gerald Gaynor, PJ Hogan, John McGrath, Gerard Riordan. Photographs appeared in the SHC magazine in the relevant years.

Photographs of the Mungret players.

Images of the church and school buildings from different periods. Most are images of the facade of the
church and adjacent buildings, including the 'new' school buildings (built 1946).

Album of photographs of scenes and groups of cast members from various OCP productions including 'The First Legion' (March 1956), 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' (November 1958), 'The Strong are Lonely' (February 1959), as well as several photos of a group of the Old Crescent Players and Associates (accompanied by a handwritten list identifying the subjects). Also includes prints of members of the cast of, and scenes from a play about St Bernadette of Lourdes.

Photograph of Fr Robert Dillon-Kelly SJ.