APH1. Source: The Franciscan Third Order Regular TEMPLEMOYLE-KILTULLAGH. Houses of the Third Order were built at ‘Cowlevernoge, Templemoyle-Kiltullagh & Beagh’ sometime after 1441: Ware 216. CRH f. 6 gives, on…
APHAthenry’s New ₤90,000 Parish Church Source: Connacht Tribune, 17 May 1968 The new ₤90,000 Parish Church at Athenry was blessed by the Archbishop of Tuam, His Grace Most Kev. Dr.…
APHThe Athenry Presbyterian Congregation 1874-1917 Source: A History of Congregations in the Presbyterian Church in Ireland 1610-1982 In 1872 the Presbyterians in and around Athenry in the Presbytery of Athlone…
APHOrdination in Athenry Source: The Ulster Echo, Friday, October 2, 1874 The little town of Athenry was, this week, the scene of very interesting proceedings in connection with the Presbyterian…
APHAthenry Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Volume 25 (Series 5, Vol. 5), 1895 Author: T. J. Westropp, M.A., M.R.I.A. Athenry, though now a poor town, was…
APHBy Father Tony King P.P. Athenry Journal Vol 3 No 1 May 1997
APHBy Paul Browne Source: Athenry Journal, Volume 1, June 1995 The following article is an extract from a book entitled “Steeple Jacks & Steeple Jacking” first published in 1926. The…
APHSource: Athenry FAS Teamwork Scheme Scheme Sponsor: Athenry Project Society Scheme Leader: Ms Marie Fahy Scheme Sponsor: Athenry Project Society
APHBy Canon Tony King (Parish Priest of Athenry 1993-2013) The boundaries of the dioceses of Ireland were delineated in the Synod of Rathbrazil in the year 1111. Four decades…