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- Bernadette Forde on Bartley Noon and Catherine GriffinThis story can be replicated all over the country. We (Killererin Heritage Society) have had many many people from abroad...
- Jean Cantwell on Moycullen Heritage Quiz 14Quiz 14. Nice addition of Covid 19'in Q.7! Maith thú!
- 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.
- Allyson Moir on Hynes, Tom (1878-1966)Hi John, I’ve just seen these messages, I have a photograph of Murt and Maureen along with others but I...
- Nora j Hynes ONeill on Hynes, Tom (1878-1966)Tom Hynes is my father Thomas Hynes’s uncle My dad tells me stories about Tom Hynes all the time. Wondering...
- Patricia O’Keefe on Forgotten Moycullen War HeroesHow can I find out if Patrick Earner, listed as DOB 1871 the brother of Margaret Earner my great grandmother....
- Aifric O’Reilly on Ó’Raghallaigh, Tomás (1883-1966)Hi my grandfather was Padraic O’Raghallaigh, Tomás’ son
- Ronan Coy on Blake Census of MoycullenBrilliant to have this rare resource available online. Great for family history research. Thanks.
- Daniel Faherty on Knockarasser’s Sean Ó Conghaile/John ConneelyHi John, I am Willem and kitty's grand son. I live in spiddal with my parents. Mom is their daughter....
- Liam Reilly on Ó’Raghallaigh, Tomás (1883-1966)Hi, My Dad Joseph was Tomas' nephew
- Therese Bohan Daly on Moycullen HeritageMy grandfather was a farmer/ land owner there before coming to Massachusetts in the early 1900’s. The family name was...
- Brian on Ruaidhri’s StorySophie was over today and as you can see she was engrossed in reading Ruaidhri’s Story. She has been reading...
- Carmel NAUGHTON on Book LaunchI would be very interested to hear about stories from 4000 years ago, that is, before the arrival of the...
- Vickie Martin on Forgotten Moycullen War HeroesI have found some papers of my great great grandfathers and his name is also showing on the Forgotten War...
- Mary Audley Barry on The Richest Place on Earth: Moycullen People in America’s Silver Rush, the Comstock Lode, VirginiaFascinating article; because my parents were both from Moycullen area, all the surnames were very familiar.
- Antoinette Lydon on The Richest Place on Earth: Moycullen People in America’s Silver Rush, the Comstock Lode, VirginiaLove this article, interestingly some of the Cooke family from Uggool also lived in "Little Moycullen" in Washington DC and...
- Fred Pouliot on Discovering the Moycullen Diaspora in AmericaVery well written and interesting. I'd love to see more articles like like it, and hope to be able to...
- Joseph McGinley on Laurence O’DonnellO'Donnell lived at Fort Lorenzo House Bishop O'Donnell Road is presumably named after him.
- hazel on Outside the Co-Op c1918The mustached gentleman standing at far right of photo in grey suit with pocket watch is Johnston Morrison, retired RIC...
- Walter McDonagh on Knockarasser’s Sean Ó Conghaile/John ConneelyMe again John, I cannot find any relationship between the McDonaghs from Knockarasser. As you are probably aware, there are...
- Walter McDonagh on Knockarasser’s Sean Ó Conghaile/John ConneelyHi John from Oughterard. I don't think there is a link with the McDonagh families from Knockarasser but I am...
- John Conneely on Knockarasser’s Sean Ó Conghaile/John ConneelyMy name is John Conneely (born 1964) , son of Morgan Patrick Conneely “Paddy” (late) of Main Street Oughterard. I...
- Mike Kilkelly on Outside the Co-Op c1918Many thanks for that
- hazel on Outside the Co-Op c1918We believe Charles Randolph Kilkelly is the gentleman 4th from left in the photo, standing with white shirt and black...
