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Looking to find out more about my name. Dysard
What a great idea!
I would love one also. A replica of the 19’ long “Corrib” ideally. Let me know if you find any success with that. Perhaps they could be commissioned with a model ship builder!
David
Glann, Oughterard
This is great, my grandmother was a Kilbane
Margaret Rose Kilbane, born in Tennessee, USA
and her father James born Achill Island 1815/
James SR/ Michael abt 1780. Thank you for the stories,
Thank you for your comments.
re James Owen Hannay, some corrections
His title should be Rev. or Canon not Pastor or Clergyman.
Chaplin should be Chaplain.
“The Church in the Furness” should be “The Church in the Furnace”
Hi Dana
Thanks for your enquiry. You can visit the website of Meitheal Mara who are a team of craft workers that make model currachs
http://meithealmara.ie/boat-building-woodcraft/
Best of luck
Lorna (Editor)
I would like to have a small model of a curragh made for a book shelf in my home. Is there anyone that knows where or how I could find someone to do this?
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