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Cornelius McGrath, the Silvermines Giant
Cornelius Mcgrath (McGrath) was born on the 10th March 1737 in the parish of the Silvermines, near Nenagh, Co Tipperary. It ...
Instagram Workshop: Part One
This series of iCAN Champions sessions on social media will take place at least once a month and will continue ...
Achill Franciscan Monastery Ruins
This Monastery at Bunnacurry represented an important component of the mid nineteenth century Ecclesiastical Heritage of Contae Mhaigh Eo with ...
From Achill to Australia- The tale of Keiron's Currach
Our friend Keiron Ginnelly, here in Fremantle Western Australia, spent his early formative years in Dooega, Achill Island. His family ...
Developing your Digital Skills: Cataloguing a Digital Collection and Digital Access
Developing Your Digital Skills: Cataloguing a Digital Collection and Digital Access Digital images can be made available for use by researchers and ...
Boatbuilding in Pulgloss, Louisburgh, Co Mayo
A reconstruction of the traditional dwelling and boat-wright yard of the McHale family at Pulgloss, Louisburgh, Co. Mayo Ireland as ...
The GSR Leyland Badger Bus to Achill ca. 1932
SCA Understanding Copyright with Dr Ellie Pridgeon
Understanding Copyright Copyright issues can be notoriously complex and nuanced. The Scottish Council on Archives is delighted to be working with ...
Grattan Row, Athlone
Mayo’s Round Towers
Ireland’s Round Towers ‘Cloigtheach’ were a distinctive feature of the Irish Landscape. Several various eras are offered as to the ...
The Second Life of 'Lily Doreen'
In this document written in the 1980s, Brendan McMahon recounts how his father, Morgan McMahon, came to purchase a 45 ...
The Tarmon Barry Pillbox, County Roscommon
The Pillbox at Rooskey, County Roscommon
During the early stages of World War 2, as part of the contingency plan, this receptacle was erected by the ...
The Legend of Úna Bhán
The Legend of Úna Bhán told by Anna Robertson
The Robert Emmet Proclamation
Cornaseer Mushroom Stones
Mayo Bridges
Bridges are an important component of the early nineteenth century civil engineering heritage within Ireland. Below is a list of ...
The Motte at Clonburren, Co. Roscommon
The Pillbox at Knockvicar, County Roscommon
The rebirth of a nobby in south-east Galway
I had a very welcome email recently from John Tynan, the secretary of the Cork-based currach rowing club Naomhóga Chorcaí. ...
Morgan McMahon's Boating History
My grand father was Morgan McMahon of Limerick (rip), who had a great passion for boats and the sea. My father ...
Ballina Bridges
There are two stone bridges over the river Moy. The Moy is navigable from the sea approximately six miles distant. ...
Irish Workhouse Centre: Call for donations
The Irish Workhouse Museum at Portumna recently began a programme of complete redevelopment. Our aim is to tell the story ...
Seeking Information about Bernard Newman (1897 - 1968)
Bernard Newman (1897 – 1968) was an author of 140 books, journalist, musician and composer, world traveller, soldier, expert on ...
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