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- Annie Gegan on The Richest Place on Earth: Moycullen People in the Virginia City Silver Rush, the Comstock LodeThis is the story of my husband's great-grandparents, Patrick and Winnie Holleran. My husband's grandmother was their daughter Winifred, who...
- Bernadette Forde on Moycullen on a postcard.Great project and great chosen card. Congratulations to all from Killererin Heritage Society.
- John F Kelly on Maigh Cuilinn / MoycullenThank you. Very informative. All 4 of my grandparents are from the Barony of Moycullen; namely Craig, Rusheenee and Lettermore....
- Colm Ó Cinnseala on KnockarasserWow Walter, meas mór. Taighde an-chuimsitheach amach 's amach. I'm a member of a group in Na Forbacha who have...
- hazel on ThumnasraghAn entry of a death of 'Widow Cloonan Thumnasragh' in the Moycullen parish Death Register on 11 January 1852 is...
- Antoinette Cooke Lydon on Discovering the Moycullen Diaspora in AmericaI'm sure the O'Halloran visited the Cooke's from Uggool, Moycullen who had a bar at 3124 M St which is...
- Geraldine McDermott on Re-visiting the Winter Solstice phenomenon at Newgrange – from False Lintel to World Heritage IconTHE MOYCULLEN NEWS PAGE is really good and informative and helpful. Go raibh maith agaibh . NOLLAIG SHONA daoibh agus...
- sean osborne on Discovering the Moycullen Diaspora in AmericaA lovely bit of history. Just to note that Gortnadarragh mentioned is now commonly known as Oakfield, Rosscahill There was...
- Kathleen McAleer on Diary of Rev Patrick Fahy P.P. MoycullenJust heartbreaking to read of the increasing death rate from starvation. God Bless those who tried to help including the...
- Kathleen McAleer on Moycullen to MelbourneLovely to read of your Galway connections Imelda. I am descended from Garveys and Connors of Clydagh, Moycullen and also...
- Patricia Kavanagh on Blake Census of MoycullenMy ancestors were Mulkern/Mulkerrin/s in west Galway. Is it possible that the Mulkiranes listed in Blake's census coudl be from...
- Patrick Foley on Forgotten Moycullen War HeroesSpeaking of emigration to the U.S. there’s a Martin Davoren (d. June 1900) buried in the Church of the Immaculate...
- Carolyn Stern on Reaney, PádraicMy great-grandmother was Winifred Frances Reaney, born in or around Roscommon 1863. I am told she was an orphan.
- 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...
