County Clare, Ireland
When: Friday, 5 March, 2021Picture above: Visitors to the Cliffs of Moher in 2019 enjoy the dramatic scenery
Clare
Picture above: Visitors to the Cliffs of Moher in 2019 enjoy the dramatic scenery
ClareKerri's Story After having led a somewhat unusual life, I had been encouraged many years ago to write a book. However, it soon became clear to me that some of the reasons I had experienced what I had, may be contained in the lives of those who went before me.
ClarePicture: L to R: Seán Ó Carúin, Seán Mac Mathúna and Pádraig Ó Flannagáin, Co. Clare. Work of the Commission and Department of Irish Folklore. Written and submitted by Michelle Dunne M.A.
Killilagh (Clare) ClarePicture above: Leo, Anne, Susan and Susan’s mother sharing their discoveries.
Killinaboy (Clare) ClareThe event was well-attended and Fr. Harry Bohan, PP from Sixmilebridge was the main speaker. Fr.
Tulla (Clare) ClareThere were four men who played a part in the events that took place in Dublin during the Easter Rising. They were: Dan Canny Joseph Canny Michael O'Dea Cornelius (Con) O'Halloran Attached are their profiles and the units that they served in during that time.
Tulla (Clare) ClareRobert Horwood has just returned home to Australia after a visit to Killaloe, Co. Clare. In April he posted a message to the XO Message Board seeking further information about his ancestors, Thomas Crowe and his wife Margaret O'Donnell from Co. Clare.
Killaloe (Clare) ClareThese memorial tablets are family stones that honour and remember those that have passed away. They are a wonderful resource for family research as well as for local history. The tablets will be displayed on the webpage in due course.
Tulla (Clare) ClareThese registers are a great resource for local historians and genealogists as they not only give names, but also occupations, addresses and ages.
Tulla (Clare) ClareWe are a small non-profit community organisation dedicated to setting up a nature sanctuary in the historic Lough Grainey Valley in County Clare. We would love to introduce you to the valley and its significance to nature and culture in Ireland.
Caher Feakle (Clare) Clare