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The GSR Leyland Badger Bus to Achill ca. 1932
01/06/2021
SCA Understanding Copyright with Dr Ellie Pridgeon
31/05/2021
Understanding Copyright Copyright issues can be notoriously complex and nuanced. The Scottish Council on Archives is delighted to be working with ...
Grattan Row, Athlone
27/05/2021
Mayo’s Round Towers
26/05/2021
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'
26/05/2021
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
26/05/2021
The Pillbox at Rooskey, County Roscommon
26/05/2021
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
26/05/2021
The Legend of Úna Bhán told by Anna Robertson
The Robert Emmet Proclamation
26/05/2021
Cornaseer Mushroom Stones
25/05/2021
Mayo Bridges
25/05/2021
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
25/05/2021
The Pillbox at Knockvicar, County Roscommon
25/05/2021
The rebirth of a nobby in south-east Galway
25/05/2021
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
24/05/2021
My grand father was Morgan McMahon of Limerick (rip), who had a great passion for boats and the sea. My father ...
Ballina Bridges
24/05/2021
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
24/05/2021
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)
24/05/2021
Bernard Newman (1897 – 1968) was an author of 140 books, journalist, musician and composer, world traveller, soldier, expert on ...
Biodiversity for Community Spaces
24/05/2021
The Irish Community Archive Network presents an online talk with ecologist Janice Fuller, who shares some ideas for protecting and ...
Bellacorrick Musical Bridge
21/05/2021
This Bridge at Ballacorrick in County Mayo spanned the Owenmore River. It was constructed ‘by order of the Grand Jury ...
Biodiversity for Citizen Scientists
20/05/2021
The Irish Community Archive Network presents this fascinating talk with plant ecologist Dr Fran Giaquinto, on what it means to ...
Memories of Zulu luggers in Mullaghmore
17/05/2021
The Last of the Windjammers The greatest era of sail in the Northwest was introduced to Mullaghmore c.1913 when, with the ...
Achill’s Hanging Valley
17/05/2021
The basement rocks of Achill &the Curraun Peninsula are the oldest in Ireland. They dated to the Pre – Cambrian ...
Memories of catching my first trout
15/05/2021
My memory of the first fishing experience with my grandfather goes back to 1948 when I was just 8 years ...
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Noelene Beckett Crowe.
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William O’Dwyer
21/06/2022
That is so interesting Sean. Thanks for details. Also Paul his Brother has been honoured on site. Perhaps you may...
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Church at Kilmolash and Easter
21/06/2022
Art thank you for an excellent impressive, interesting article. The images are wonderful...great that you discovered the light shining through...
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A Typical Night in the Hangar, Salthill, 1953
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I used to hear my late Mam, talk about the enjoyment she had in the *hanger ballroom" She worked in...
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Search for Moran Ancestors
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The Tithe Applotment Books of c 1834 records all the male holders of land in Ireland. In the 1850's have...
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