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- ROBERT on The Tuam Martyrs"The six men were Seamus Ō Máille Oughterard, Martin Moylan, Farmerstown, Annaghdown, John Newell, Winefort, Headford, John Mc Guire, Cross,...
- Paddy Lydon on Oughterard RevisitedDoes anyone know if the Pat gibbons you mention was from Derry (aka doirebeg) i once lived in Derry and...
- Chris Sweeney on The Knock Ferry Bridge – Knock, North – Much Talked About – Never BuiltHere's a news report from RTE, showing that a bridge was still being discussed more than a century later: https://www.rte.ie/archives/collections/news/21228747-lough-corrib-bridge/...
- Martina cogavin on Group Photograph c.1960Is there any Currans remaining in Oughterard to day, that would have great grand parents called edward and Catherine Curran...
- Donal Leader on Magherabeg ClachanI just want to congratulate you on your initiative and commitment to keeping alive the history of the Oughterard area...
- jim.fahy on The ConventThe Galway Vindicator of February 4th 1843 reported on the dedication of what is described as "The Nunnery". Apparently the...
- Helen Wemyss on Grandma’s ApronsI came across this delightful article about aprons while looking up crossover aprons after my Irish friend gave me an...
- Patrick Lydon on The Deserted Village of Lettercraff ( Leitir Creamha)I knew Pat Gibbons from Derry (doire beg) I lived in Doire Beg and was a neighour of the Gibbons...
- Antoinette Lydon on Read “A Valley Remembers”Thank you for your comment Noreen, we realise that the pdfs no longer load and we will try our best...
- Anne Fleming Mitroka on Introducing this websiteSo thrilled to find this page! my great grandmother Mary Josephine O'Toole (Toole) born 3 may 1870 (?) and sisters...
- Noreen Fertig on Read “A Valley Remembers”It seems as though the pdfs don't load. Is there another source for this book?
- Mick lowry on Football Team 1938Was matie lowry on that team from cornamona
- jim.fahy on What Happened to Mark Mulvoy?Regarding Query - Redmond Molloy and Julia Walsh Hi Erin, Perhaps you could give some further detail, years, County of...
- Erin O’Brien on What Happened to Mark Mulvoy?Hello, Nov. 10, 2019 My great great grandparents were Redmond Molloy and Julia Walsh. Their son, Bartley Malloy, was my...
- Campbell family on CORRIB TRAGEDY 1934 – STEAMER’S QUAY,GALWAYOur great grand uncle was seargeant Patrick Forde May he rest in peace
- Maureen Wood on The Mayfly MarketMy dad is in this picture his name is Dave Walsh and the family lived in Camphill Street in Oughterard...
- Maureen Wood on The Mayfly MarketMy single name was Maureen Walsh and dad is in this photo and he was Dave Walsh they lived in...
- James Connolly on The McDonaghs of BillamoreHi Stephen - Maggie Gavin's father was Stephen, was her mother Bridget Rutledge? If she was she had a sister...
- James Connolly on The McDonaghs of BillamoreHi. I think Bridget Gavin McDonagh had a sister Maria Gavin who married John Gavin in 1890. Both their father's...
- Patrick Hargan on Clareville House C.1934There is a mistake in the dates given for Humanity Dick Martin. He actually lived from 1754 to 1834.
- Des Hanrahan on Tommy Mallon, Boat BuilderEnjoyed reading about Captain Wooley. My father [Capt William Patrick (Bill) Hanrahan) ]who is 91 years, attended his first courses...
- Peggy A Calhoun on Tullaghamorehttps://places.galwaylibrary.ie/asp/townland2people.asp?desc=6821 this link is not working. Can you help?
- Julie Anne Stevens on The Deserted Village of Lettercraff ( Leitir Creamha)Dear Kevin, The stepping stones across the river (the Bunowen?) remind me of a picture by Edith Somerville illustrating Martin...
- Regina Duffy on Stephen Lee with John Fahy & his sisters Julia Molloy & Bridget FahyHi Claire, My sister took this photo of the Fahys & Stephen Lee. Sorry but I doubt there is any...
- John Stone on Albert Alexander LyonsWow this is so excitng. Albert would be my great uncle. Sophia is my grandmother!
