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Oughterard Heritage

A community history of Oughterard, Co. Galway

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A community history of Oughterard, Co. Galway
  • 19TH Century Coach Travel - Bianconi- Galway-Oughterard-Clifden
    19TH Century Coach Travel - Bianconi- Galway-Oughterard-Clifden
  • Introducing this website
    Introducing this website
  • Explore our archive
    Explore our archive

This website records the history and local heritage of Oughterard County Galway. Here you can browse through our collection of local historical material, which includes photos, old documents and the memories of local people.

Find out more about us or get in touch.

About this website
Current projects
  • Archaeology

    Archaeology

  • The Townlands of Kilcummin Parish

    The Townlands of Kilcummin Parish

  • Kilcummin cemetery project

    Kilcummin cemetery project

Featured pages
  • Galway Genealogy Tutorials

    Galway Genealogy Tutorials

    A series of video tutorials on researching your Galway family history
  • Footprints on the Shoreline

    Footprints on the Shoreline

    Heritage Week 2020 Event
  • Oughterard Survivors: One hundred soldiers from the chief pass into lawless Connemara

    Oughterard Survivors: One hundred soldiers from the chief pass into lawless Connemara

    Heritage Week 2020 Event
  • Upcoming Events

    Upcoming Events

  • Written in Stone

    Written in Stone

    Decoding the Inchegoill Rudder Stone
  • Lost from Oughterard

    Lost from Oughterard

    Soldiers in the Imperial Army who never returned
What's new
  • Replica Archaeological Material

    Replica Archaeological Material

  • Winifred Donnellan

    Winifred Donnellan

  • Neolithic Oughterard Presentation April 2019

    Neolithic Oughterard Presentation April 2019

More new pages
Recent comments
  • jean mckenna o'hare on Walsh’s of OughterardHello, My grandmother was Catherine Brannelly Cunniff. Her sister was Ellen Brannelly from Cregmore. Ellen married a Walsh. Catherine and...
  • Martin Joseph Lynch on Connemara Ponies and Cannon BallI spent time in 1952 with my uncle Martin Joe Lynch from Maam Cross who raced Mountain Ash in Oughterard....

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