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Mayo’s Spirit of Place Project
07/04/2020
Professor Travis Price’s Legacy Founded during 1993 by American Architect & Educator Travis Price FAIA the Spirit of Place -Spirit of ...
iCAN Forum
30/03/2020
Welcome! This is a shared space for members of the Irish Community Archive Network to post questions, ideas and resources. You ...
Captain Dermot MacManus
26/03/2020
Military / Author Despite being invalided from British army this Captain forged a career as a celebrated Author. Dermot Arthur Maurice McManus ...
"No Worry" Share My Memories: Mary Kenny, née Farrell of Newcastle, Aughrim, Co. Galway
23/03/2020
Making our own fun The bridge near Crehan’s was a gathering place, with bonfires and dancing. Music was courtesy of Tom ...
Mayo Sunset
23/03/2020
A Death in Laois
23/03/2020
Patrick Loughman (1891-1918) was the oldest son of Michael Loughman, gamekeeper at Lisduff demesne, County Laois owned by Lord Castletown. ...
Public Health Advice & Measures in Response to Covid-19 (Coronavirus)
20/03/2020
Click this link Updated measures in response to COVID-19 (Announced Weds 1st April) World Health Organization case definition for COVID-19: “A patient ...
Satellite View
17/03/2020
Connect: Newsletter of the accrediting bodies for Irish & Scottish Genealogists
11/03/2020
We are delighted that Issue 15 (Feb. 2020) of the CONNECT newsletter includes an article by Clare Doyle MAGI, on ...
Shannon, Co. Clare, 4th March, 2020
11/03/2020
The first network meeting of 2020
My heart belongs in ireland
11/03/2020
This photo is of my grandfather John Grady… born 1867… on Inisheeny island, Westport. His father Patrick died ...
Dr Mervyn Clarke RAMC
10/03/2020
Doctor / Military This doctor plus Military officer was an authority on all things military. He was an undisputed expert on ...
Irish Orthography
09/03/2020
The Irish language was a mode of the Goidelac branch of Celtic language, it was known also as Q – ...
Mount Callan's Skydancer
27/02/2020
Ballinrobe snow balls
27/02/2020
Ballinrobe Musical Society: The Pirates of Penzance
27/02/2020
Ballinrobe’s Greatest Treasure As the overture began, I found myself awash with emotion. Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ was ...
Ballinrobe Beauties
27/02/2020
Ballinrobe Weir
27/02/2020
Ballinrobe Beauties 2
27/02/2020
Ballinrobe by Night
27/02/2020
The Robe, Kilmaine Road, Ballinrobe
27/02/2020
Pawel Strzelecki (Sir Paul Edmund de Strzelecki)
17/02/2020
Scientist / Mineralogist / Explorer / Humanitarian This Prussian native was an exemplary humanitarian who assisted the Irish during the Famine ...
Ireland’s Round Towers
26/01/2020
Ireland’s Round Towers Ireland’s Round Towers ‘Cloigtheach’ were a distinctive feature of the Irish landscape. Several various eras are offered as ...
Round About Shannon Co. Clare
22/01/2020
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Willie Ó Gríofa
07/04/2020
Congratulations on your research undertaken of your Grandfather. It is wonderful that he is acknowledged on this site plus this...
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04/04/2020
I am so glad these stories are now being told. Otherwise we would never had known about the service of...
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A very special lady with many talents who worked extremely hard. My husband's father was a very proud Achill man....
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Michael Kneafsey
23/03/2020
Very interesting story, my family are from Foxford/Killasser and Swinford. They are also called Michael Kneafsey! We must be related...
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