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- Terry McCarthy on Kilbannon Graveyard, TuamI'm intrigued by the photo posted by Clare Doyle of the bonesetter symbol on the gravestone. Would Clare know the...
- Concepta McDonnell on The History Of HeadfordHi Does anyone know the date of the photos please ? Kind Regards Connie Dohery
- Seán O’Fiaich on Galway Museum – Decorated StoneThe Galway Piper Carving from old Galway City, Depicts Irish Píob Mór, NOT the Uileann Pipes. The Píob Mór are...
- Mary Lambert on LisheenThis is a well written and well researched description of this townland and its history. My grandfather was born in...
- Seamus on MungaI think I can possibly see a couple of discrepancies and am going to work through the info I have...
- roger on MungaSeamus, I've just looked into this further and both the Down Survey and yourself could be correct. Errislannan is the...
- roger on MungaHigh Seamus, thank you for your comment. I got the information direct from the Down Survey site and when you...
- Seamus Lefroy-Brooks ( Sullivan) on MungaI fear there is an error here. I think that the 1670 Down Survey name for Munga was in fact...
- Martin Connolly on LehidThomas and Barbra Conneelly mentioned in both the 1901 and 1911 census were my great grandparents. Their son Thomas, mentioned...
- Alacoque and Brendan Mc Mahon on The Story of a Wall by Eddie FarrellyWhat a talent you have Eddie. A memory wall for sure. Lovely to hear what the various stones represent.
- Brady Robbins on GortdrishaghAnne Forde was the daughter of Nicholas Robbins and Mary McDonough, and she grew up in Gortdrishagh and inherited her...
- Moycullen Heritage on MAIGH CUILINN (MOYCULLEN)Our local heritage group are always delighted to hear from those with queries to be answered or information to share:-...
- Sean Costello Jnr on Gerard Whelan 14/6/1950 – 27/8/2013Hello Whelans in Texas, We have Thomas Whelan , 1880, and son Thomas, 1901, in our family tree, from Kylebrack...
- Gerrard O'Hara on School PhotographsExcellent detail. I must get a copy Gerrard O'Hara
- Frank Peters on 02. An AbhainnI suspect this may have been pointed out already but if not, then here we go: I think it means...
- Patrick Mc Donnell on Killimor Town in the PastThanks so very much for uploading this information. My Great Grandmother Mary McDonnell was the nurse/Midwife who resided at masons...
- Marie Scalisi on Galway Famine Emigrants in New York CityThanks for the info! FYI, Michael Casey b. Athenry 1830-31 to Pat and Mary (Hayes) Casey, as per Emigrant Savings...
- Michael Costello on TumneenaunMy ancestors are from here. My great grandfather, Michael Patrick McMahon, b.1853 in Tumneenaun along with his two sisters. His...
- Janice Perry on CulliaghbegMy great grandmother Bridget Nee was from Culliagh Beg. She was born around 1846. Her father was Martin Nee, a...
- Margaret France on Slater’s Commercial Directory of Ireland 1846I feel as though i belong here, though up till last year i was unaware of Gort, till i traced...
- Deirdre Timlin (nee Flaherty) on Derrymullen pumpLovely to see a photo of the pump, but has the pump changed position or has the road moved to...
- Margaret France on GORTTo think of all my searches i have accidently found this page. I am searching my ancestors who lead back...
- Michael Loughrey on ‘Changing Times’ – Terror in County GalwayI am originaly from the parish of Beagh and find this very interesting. I have been hearing about this since...
- Gerry Tobin on Alloon LowerThe Costellos of alloon and the Costellos of Corrabaun Aughrim in parish of Clontuskert whom are my ancestors seem to...
- Gerry Tobin on Alloon Lowerpossible costello relation. i know we related to hanlon family kiltormer they live today. I know i got a James...
