Reilly Collection

Gunner Mathew Reilly

British Design Exhibition in Moscow, Soviet Union, arranged by the Council of Industrial Design and the Central Office of Information

Sarah Reilly 100 Metres Olympic Trials & Aaa Champs Birmingham, Alexander Stadium, Birmingham 12 August 2000 Date: 12 August 2000

Brendan Reilly High Jump 04 September 1992 Date: 04 September 1992

Brian Reilly Jockey Newmarket Guineas Festival Newmarket Racecourse, Newmarket 05 May 2002 Date: 05 May 2002

W J O Reilly, Australian cricketer, New South Wales. Date: 1934

photograph of Sidney George Reilly - also known as the ace of spies. Date: 1928

Matthew Gunner Reilly, Gaelic and Association footballer. 1890s

Sketches in the Meath Hunting Country (engraving)
1106590 Sketches in the Meath Hunting Country (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches in the Meath Hunting Country)

Sidney Reilly, Ace of Spies
Sidney George Reilly (c.  1873 c.  1925), commonly known as the " Ace of Spies", secret agent of the British Secret Service Bureau

Advertisement for Madame Kate Reily, dressmaker, 1903
Advertisement for Madame Kate Reily of Dover Street, one of the leading dressmakers in London during the late Victorian period, offering the latest French and original English fashions in costumes

John Reilly of Scarva, Co. Down, MP 1745-1804 (1775). Pope-Stevens, Thomas fl. 1765-1780. Date: 1775

Alexander O reilly
ALEXANDER (Alexandro) O REILLY Irish-Spanish military commander Date: 1722 - 1794

TAX CARTOON, 1921. The tired business man. Drawing by Paul Reilly

FRANCE: SURRENDER, 1870. General Reilly of France bearing his armys surrender to King William I of Prussia following the Prussian victory at Sedan, 2 September 1870, during the Franco-Prussian War

Old Gipsy Woman
An old gipsy woman grins as she serves up potatoes and cabbage (?) from a boiling cauldron

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"Reilly: A Captivating Tale of Heritage, Espionage, and Artistic Pursuits" In the heart of a bustling British Design Exhibition in Moscow, Soviet Union, an old Gipsy woman caught sight of Gunner Mathew Reilly. Little did she know that this encounter would unravel a captivating story spanning generations. The name "Reilly" carries with it echoes of intrigue and adventure. From Sidney Reilly, known as the Ace of Spies, to Gunner Mathew Reilly himself, this family has left an indelible mark on history. Their tales are woven into the fabric of time. Sarah Reilly's eyes sparkle with pride as she recounts her ancestors' achievements. Brendan and Brian Reilly continue to carry their family's legacy forward with unwavering determination. But it is not just spies and heroes who make up the tapestry of the Reilly lineage. W. J. O. Reilly emerges from cricket fields in New South Wales as a celebrated Australian cricketer—a testament to their diverse talents. A photograph captures Sidney George Reilly's enigmatic gaze—a man whose life was shrouded in mystery until his last breath. His presence lingers like a ghostly whisper through generations. Matthew Gunner Reilly stands tall among his kin—both on Gaelic pitches and association football fields—an embodiment of sporting prowess passed down through bloodlines. And amidst all these extraordinary stories lies another facet—the artistic inclination within the family. Sketches in the Meath Hunting Country come alive under their skilled hands—an engraving that immortalizes their love for beauty and nature. As we delve deeper into the tale behind "Reilly, " we uncover layers upon layers—each hinting at resilience, passion, and an unyielding spirit that binds them together across time and space. So let us celebrate this remarkable clan—their journeys etched into history books—and honor those who bear the name "Reilly, " for they are the keepers of an extraordinary legacy.