Monsignor Thomas Fahy (1887-1973)
Source: 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.…
Source: 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.…
By Tony Waldron Born in Mulpit in 1895, parents Michael and Rose, he was the first of 9 children. What he done will tell you more about him and what…
by Tony Waldron This is an account of what I heard when I was growing up. I spent a lot of my time in Grannies in Mulpit. It must have…
IN GALWAY Story of the Rising A CASTLE TAKEN “Captain Mellows” and his Men …
Source: Barrier Miner Newspaper, 18th May 1916
Source: The National Archives of Ireland GUIDE TO THE BUREAU OF MILITARY HISTORY About the Bureau of Military History, 1913-1921. The Bureau of Military History Collection, 1913-1921 (BMH) is…
The following is a list of prisoners with Galway addresses sent from Richmond Barracks in Dublin to Wakefield Detention Barracks on 1st June 1916. There were 35 Galway prisoners in…
10th & 11th June 2016 Teagasc, Athenry, County Galway, Ireland. Photos: Gerry Ahern _________________________________________________________________________ Mellows College, Entrance to the Exhibition Arenas Entrance to Farm and Country Life 2016 Crowds arriving…