Professor Tom Fahy – Interviewed on his Retirement
Source: 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…
Source: 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…
MRS COADE’S STONE – A LATE 18TH CENTURY ADDITION TO CO. GALWAY’S ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE Source: Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society, Vol. 48 (1996), pp. 92-97 Authors:…
The O’Connor Family of Caherowen, Athenry, Co. Galway Author: Íosold Ó Deirg Source: Athenry Journal, Number 10, 1998 Anyone visiting the graveyard beside the Church of the Assumption, Athenry, cannot…
A Gentleman, Successful Business Owner, Mechanically Gifted, Champion Racing Car Driver and an all-round honourable and decent man
Musician from Coldwood By Gerry and Mary Mulvihill Source: ADC Publication – The Athenry Journal, Vol. 1, 1995. “Music, oh how faint. how weak, Language fades before thy spell, Why…
By Gerry Mulvihill Source: ADC Publication – The Athenry Journal Vol. 2, No. 2, 1996. The small townland of Taiquin or Tigh Da Conna, set about six miles from the…
Source: The Leonards of Queensfort by Catherine Corless The townland of Queensfort lies about half way between Tuam and Dunmore, on the N83, and comprises of about 270 acres. The…