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  • 'Killimor Our Parish and Our People'

    'Killimor Our Parish and Our People'

    Published 2016
  • 1916 Commemoration Ceremony: Killimor, March 27th, 2016

    1916 Commemoration Ceremony: Killimor, March 27th, 2016

  • A Shopkeeper in Killimor

    A Shopkeeper in Killimor

    Mrs. Julia Griffin
  • Artefacts in Killimor

    Artefacts in Killimor

  • Boot and Shoe Repairs in 1916

    Boot and Shoe Repairs in 1916

  • Catholic Church Vestments

    Catholic Church Vestments

  • Fairs in Killimor

    Fairs in Killimor

  • Heritage Week 2017

    Heritage Week 2017

    Go Wild Nature Camp, Oughterard Courthouse
  • Killimor Diaspora

    Killimor Diaspora

  • Killimor Men in WW1

    Killimor Men in WW1

  • Memories of WW11

    Memories of WW11

    A Killimor Nurse
  • Nuns Native to Killimor Parish

    Nuns Native to Killimor Parish

  • Old Letters and Documents

    Old Letters and Documents

  • People and Places

    People and Places

  • Priests Native to Parish

    Priests Native to Parish

  • Seán Gilchrist

    Seán Gilchrist

    Seán’s Memories in the FCA
  • Sergeant Michael Thomas Soughley

    Sergeant Michael Thomas Soughley

    Bureau of Military History. Witness Statements
  • The Hanney Collection

    The Hanney Collection

  • The Old Age Pension in Killimor 

    The Old Age Pension in Killimor 

  • Stories from the Landscape

    Stories from the Landscape (3)

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  • Creggs and District

    Creggs and District

    Heritage Audit
  • Heritage Ireland 2030

    Heritage Ireland 2030

    Oidhreacht Éireann 2030
  • James Hack Tuke: Quaker Philanthropist and Friend to Ireland’s Poor.

    James Hack Tuke: Quaker Philanthropist and Friend to Ireland’s Poor.

    An exhibition hosted by Ireland’s Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University.
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