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Moycullen Heritage

Maigh Cuilinn - ón am atá caite go dtí an lá inniu

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  • Patrick Feeney at Launch of Replica Milestone #112
    Patrick Feeney at Launch of Replica Milestone #112
  • Moycullen Village Past to Present
    Moycullen Village Past to Present
  • Tamhnachai Beg Fádo
    Tamhnachai Beg Fádo
  • St. Patricks Day Parade in Moycullen 2015
    St. Patricks Day Parade in Moycullen 2015
  • Outside the Co-Op c1918
    Outside the Co-Op c1918

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Our website covers the archaeological, architectural, historical and natural heritage of Moycullen.
Remember, that without your contribution, this would just be another copy and paste site that you could see anywhere else!
If you have a story to tell, ba bhreá linn cloisteáil uait.
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Featured pages
  • Moycullen Heritage Quiz 12

    Moycullen Heritage Quiz 12

    1 June 2020
  • Bartley Noon and Catherine Griffin

    Bartley Noon and Catherine Griffin

    Moycullen to Washington
  • St. Brendan's Holy Well

    St. Brendan's Holy Well

    Ower
  • Maigh Cuilinn / Moycullen

    Maigh Cuilinn / Moycullen

    An Overview from past to present
  • The Pope and Moycullen heritage

    The Pope and Moycullen heritage

  • The Last Chieftain of Gno Beg

    The Last Chieftain of Gno Beg

    Ruaidhrí Ó Flaitheartaigh (1629-1718)
What's new
  • Moycullen Heritage Quiz 12

    Moycullen Heritage Quiz 12

    1 June 2020
  • Moycullen Heritage Quiz 11 Answers

    Moycullen Heritage Quiz 11 Answers

    29 May 2020
  • Moycullen Heritage Quiz 11

    Moycullen Heritage Quiz 11

    25 May 2020
Recent comments
  • Mimi Coyne on Blake Census of MoycullenThis record was invaluable in helping me sort out the various Kyne families living in Knockranny. Thank you very much...
  • Mary O'Malley on St. Brendan’s Holy WellOral history and the history if song and music is vital. V interesting. Thank you.

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