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Williams Occupants House No. 3
17/07/2019
Census Years 1911 Limerick Link to original Census Form A Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Williams John 58 Male Head of Family Catholic Williams Mary 52 Female Wife Catholic Williams Bridget 25 Female Daughter Catholic Williams Katie 24 Female Daughter Catholic Williams David 22 Male Son Catholic Williams Nora 20 Female Daughter Catholic ODonnell John 31 Male Servant Catholic GPS: 52.351468, -8.532014
O'Connell Occupants House No. 2
17/07/2019
Census Years 1911 Limerick Link to original Census Form A Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion OConnell Timothy 67 Male Head of Family Roman Catholic OConnell Mary Anne 64 Female Wife Roman Catholic OConnell John Joseph 36 Male Son Roman Catholic OConnell David 31 Male Son Roman Catholic OConnell Maria 29 Female Daughter Roman Catholic OConnell Michael 27 Male Son Roman Catholic OConnell Ellen 23 Female Daughter Roman Catholic OConnell Timothy 21 Male Son Roman ...
Dolan Occupants House No. 1
17/07/2019
Census Years 1911 Limerick Link to original Census Form A Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Dolan John 33 Male Head of Family Catholic Dolan Minnie 30 Female Wife Catholic ONeill Katherine 30 Female Servant Catholic Cronin Katherine 16 Female Servant Catholic OSullivan John 25 Male Servant Catholic OSullivan Michael 20 Male Servant Catholic Dolan Evelyn 1 Female Daughter Catholic Dolan James Male Son Catholic GPS: 52.354539, -8.531796
Battle Dress - A Study of the Changing Fashions of Irish Fighting Men
10/07/2019
When history began in Ireland several racial strains were already playing their varying parts in concerned the shaping of our ...
Paul O 'Dwyer
08/07/2019
Humanitarian, Statesman, Civil Libertarian, Politician, Author, Councillor. This interesting Mayo native forged a very successful career in the United States. He ...
Your Textile Art
05/07/2019
Do It Yourself Textile Kit These DIY craft packs are a series of four craft packs available in the National Museum of ...
About the Textile Project
05/07/2019
The Electric Irish Homes Textile Project is an artist led project commissioned by Age and Opportunity in partnership with the ...
Rev. Fr. Philip O 'Flaherty
02/07/2019
Soldier / Teacher / Missionary While a soldier in the British Army O’ Flaherty penned letters from his campaigns. He led ...
Westport
30/06/2019
William Scott Carter
28/06/2019
My maternal great grandfather, William Scott Carter was born in St Denis, Paris, on the 12th November 1815, after his ...
Rev. Fr. Patrick Conway
26/06/2019
Missionary He was a Minister who travelled widely also studied the local culture and language. Patrick Conway was born at Coilmore, Claremorris, ...
Irish Musical Instruments
26/06/2019
Harp This instrument is purported to have come from Egypt to Ireland during the early Pre – Christian era. There are ...
Bishop Patrick Anthony Ludden
17/06/2019
Bishop of Saracuse N. Y. C. This prominent religious leader was born on February 6th, 1836 near Castlebar, Co. Mayo, the ...
These Lonely Stones
14/06/2019
Poignant memories Hillside homesteads Families, neighbours Footsteps on ancient path Protector of secrets Pre-Landlordism’s greed Eviction sightings From these walls Destitute humans Mournful witnesses Remembered lamentations Achill’s Inhabitants Historical recordings.
Privilege
14/06/2019
Rural, urban dwellers Regal, peasant descent Civilian, military personage Lineage of Oriental New world or Diverse Populace. Male, female Young, aged All bestow Guidance, wisdom From eons past. Genes, statute, traits Passed ...
Irish Storytellers
14/06/2019
Monkish Scribes Bardic Poets Chroniclers Gaeilge, English Language Poetry or prose Eloquent expressions Enrich our generation Perception channeled.
Past Silhouettes
14/06/2019
This generation is entrusted to Acknowledge All unburied, forgotten Victims of the Desolate mid 1800’s Mortality by starvation; The overwhelming demise of Numerous adults, children The whitest flower Betrayed ...
Ballinrobe
11/06/2019
Ballinrobe Lakes
11/06/2019
Killala
11/06/2019
Collette Forde, Postmistress
06/06/2019
Carrignavar is just 6 miles from Cork City. Its here that Collette Forde worked as the postmistress for over 34 ...
The Lake District, Mayo
20/05/2019
Achill Island's Deserted Village
09/05/2019
Legacy On Achill Island, North of Keel; South – East of Dugort: the remains of a village along an ancient track ...
Jack Roche, Rockchapel, Co. Cork
22/03/2019
A tribute to Jack Jack has done a huge amount for Irish music – specifically in the Sliabh Luachra tradition. This ...
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Pat McNicholas
16/08/2019
I would be very interested in discussing this piece with Patricia, having written extensively on this area of Irish migrant...
Angela
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Information on the Halpin family blacksmiths.
15/08/2019
We look forward to getting your information on the Halpin family of Kilfinane, Co Limerick
Noelene Beckett Crowe
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Index for 101 Mayo People
15/08/2019
Thank you for your contribution Joseph. It is lovely to honour your father's life on this site.
Joseph Callaghan
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Index for 101 Mayo People
14/08/2019
My Father Martin Callaghan emigrated from Co. Mayo in the 1920 s. He was 18. Settled in San Francisco and...
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