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- Nigel Downes on Camp Street in the 1920sDoes anyone know of Willie and Molly Watts from Camp Street. I'm trying to locate where their house was, I'm...
- jim.fahy on Connoboy FamilyHi Yvonne, Regarding Timothy Conaboy: Research Facility - Death Record Date of death:16th February, 1871, Oughterard, married, 72 years, Shoemaker....
- Mrs M Peddie on Kilcummin Parish RegisterGood work - thank you! (Finally realised I can use my arrow keys to navigate the document!!)
- Antoinette Lydon on Profile of NoraMany Thanks Jim
- Nancy Joyce on Memories of OughterardEleanor , I remember you as a little girl . Sometimes after school I would go into your house to...
- jim.fahy on Profile of NoraNora Connolly Maloney was married to Patrick Maloney of Srue, whose mother was Honor Fahy. She was mother to Pat...
- Brigid Monahan on Profile of NoraNora Connolly Maloney my dear mother passed away 2002
- jim.fahy on Connoboy FamilyHi Hayley, Regarding your "Connoboy" family connection, there is a copy of a request from a John Connoboy with the...
- Regina Duffy on Photographic Memories of the Faherty & O’Connor families and more from Padraig Faherty’s photo collectionThe sailor from the U.S. could be Bart Fahey, son of Bartley Fahey (Gortacarnaum) & Nora Molloy (Baurisheen). Bartley Fahey...
- Brigid Maloney on Photographic Memories of the Faherty & O’Connor families and more from Padraig Faherty’s photo collectionThanks Padraic for the lovely pictures I do have happy memories of the O'Connor family visits to Shrue and loved...
- jim.fahy on Connoboy FamilyHi Yvonne, There are a number of families names "Conoboy" recorded in the 1901 census for the DED of Owenbrinn,...
- Rose and Stuart Rima on Photographic Memories of the Faherty & O’Connor families and more from Padraig Faherty’s photo collectionlove to see these old pictures
- Hayley smyth-connoboy on Connoboy FamilyI’m a smyth-Connoboy my father is the Connoboy side. He is from Penicuik Scotland and his only living relative is...
- Breda Joyce on Businesses of the Past – Joyce’sI want to thank Mary Kyne so much for this wonderful article which gives me an insight into the life...
- Maureen Beath on John and Agnes Gill 1947I was so lucky to have spent a little time with Uncle Johnny and Auntie Agnes. I remember her smile...
- 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....
- Antoinette Lydon on Glann ChurchHello Joan I have sent you an email on how to see the comments on the Facebook page
- Joan D'Arcy Sheridan on Glann ChurchI would like to read the other comments
- jim.fahy on Camp Street in the 1920sCamp Street in the 1920's I am interested in finding out what became of "Johnny Kenny" Cooper who resided in...
- jim.fahy on The Shape of Killannin ParishThe author of this report is to be congratulated on an interesting article which puts the parish in a new...
- Jane Donovan on The McDonaghs of BillamoreIs this page still active? I am looking for Bridget McDonough,dob1817 married to Patrick Dorsey (Darcey),dob1806.
- Jeffrey Fitzgerald on The Mons Family of Gortnashingaun at GlannHi "Guys". In the chance that someone may want to contact me regardimg this 2011 post on the Mons familiy;...
- geri slevin on Camp Street in the 1920sPlease could you make a map so it would be possible to see where all these people listed live. it...
- peter hicks on Irish Friends of Napoleon in ExileThe family legend about the Napoleon letters is true. The letter however was not in the snuff box but in...
