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…
APHAt the distance of three miles from Monivea to the south, in the Demesne of Edmond Burke Esq., and just at his residence, which is called “Tiaquin House” there…
APHPunann Arsa: The Story of Athenry (Part 4) Author: Martin Finnerty Source: Galway Observer, December 30, 1950 St. Cairlle’s Miracle – The Lake Monster In those far off days when…
APHSource: England from a Back-Window; with Views of Scotland and Ireland Published: 1878 Author: James Montgomery Bailey Biographical Note James Montgomery Bailey (1841-1894) was born at Albany, New York, and…
APHSource: Connacht Tribune 1 March 1958 REV. PROF. T. FAHY, M.A., B.D., who has retired from the Chair of Ancient Classics in U.C.G. after 30 years, was born in the…
APHSource: THE MANTLE Galway lost one of its most distinguished citizens at the death of “Father Tom” Fahy, which took place at his home, Mill Street, on July 18, 1973.…
APHBy Gerry Atkinson We would save our sweets money from once we got the summer holidays. It would be our only subject of conversation tor days. Nine days before…
APH1 June 19th, 1907. “Retirement of Teachers, way open for Sisters It is now as far as I can see certain that Mrs. Dolan and her daughter will retire from…
APHMemories of an Irish Grandmother Author: Mrs. Nora Keary, Clorane, Athenry Acknowledgement: Sincere appreciation to the Keary Family, Clorane and Yvonne Igoe, (Née Keane), Greethill for sharing this publication with…
APHSource: 1870: Slater’s Royal National Commercial Directory of Ireland Athenry is a small incorporated market and post town and parish, partly in the baronies of Clare, Dunkellin, and Kilconnell, but…
