APHOf The Parish of Athenry This Parish, lying between those of Moneyvea and Killeeneen, derives its name from the town in which the Parish Church is situated. The name is…
APHFrom The Irish Times 12 August 1986 FIVE of the Tribes of Galway -Kirwin, Darcy, French, Browne and Blake – were landowners in the parish of Athenry, contained within…
APHSource: Connaught Telegraph 10 December 1887 And cloud-like the glories of Connaught rolled by. Till they sank in the horrors of grim Athenry. On a lonely, part of…
APHFrom Irish Times 12 August 1986 FIVE of the Tribes of Galway -Kirwin, Darcy, French, Browne and Blake – were landowners in the parish of Athenry, contained within the broken…
APHThe Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick By Mrs. A. M. Fraser Reproduced by kind permission of The Old Dublin Society Source: Dublin Historical Record, Vol. 14, No. 2 (Aug., 1956).…
APHFirst Battle of Athenry Source: Talking History, Galway Independent, 3 August, 2016 Author: William Henry When ancient conflicts are mention in regard to Athenry many people think of 1316 and…
APHAthenry Journal Vol. 2 No. 3 1996
APHExtract from Journey to Connaught 1709 Samuel Molyneaux Having gotten out of this miserable village (Kilconnell) we rid 4 hours thro’ a fine champain country; no enclosures, generally good…
APHBy Gearoid O’Dowd Athenry Journal Vol. 3 No. 1 (1997)
APHSource: Galway Observer – Saturday 22 March 1902 The cause of Temperance in Athenry is making great progress during the past twelve months, and we require no further evidence of…