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That is a great photo despite the fact that it not very sharp, it was probably copied from a newspaper or magazine.
A stroke of luck that the photo in all three instances was taken from more or less the same spot.  I wonder why the top half of the street where it meets with Furnance Parade/Brick Kiln Street was never photpgraphed ?
What were the names of your ancestors and when did they live in that area ?

I too have ancestors who lived in Coppice Street and in the surrounding streets and have managed to track down just one photo of Coppice Street taken in the 1970's after the demolition of most of the street, so would be interested in seeing your photo.

This link shows Coppice street and some of the surrounding streets, if it doesn't work for you let me know.     edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/launch.aspx?&eid=9aa29464-6e71-48db-a412-9de844557ee8&pnum=17&from=search

Here also is a screen grab of Coppice Street taken from Google Maps, amazingly one of the three storey houses had escaped the bulldozer at the time Google did its street view.

     

I'm a newbie too, so please bear with me. 

My great grandfather Simon Short, attested for the 26 Brigade of Infantry and joined General Service at Curragh Camp on 1st July 1879. 

In May 1880 he transferred to Aldershot.

Can someone tell me the difference between a Brigade of Infantry and a Regiment please, and which, if any, were at Curragh Camp between  Jul 1879 @ May 1880.

I have looked at all the previous posts for regiments stationed at Curragh, but there are none listed for those particular dates.

Some superb research done for The Curragh by members, well done !