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Mesolithic

  • Footprints on the Shoreline

    Footprints on the Shoreline

    Heritage Week 2020 Event
  • Mesolitic Oughterard

    Mesolitic Oughterard

    Powerpoint Presentation 2018
  • Timeline

    Timeline

  • Mesolithic Oughterard

    Mesolithic Oughterard

    Powerpoint
  • Oughterard's First Settlers

    Oughterard's First Settlers

    Mesolithic Period
  • Mesolithic Finds in Oughterard

    Mesolithic Finds in Oughterard

Archaeology
  • Our Ancient Landscapes: Hunter-Gatherers in Ireland
  • The Irish Race
  • Time
  • Artefacts of Life on Inchagoill in times gone by
  • Reading your Local Landscape
  • National Museum of Ireland
  • An Tobar Cuana, Collinamuck
  • Mesolithic Oughterard
  • Finnaun Stone House
  • Written in Stone
  • The Dungeon of Aughnanure Castle
  • The Doctor-Stone of Oughterard
  • The Battle of Rushveala: A Faction Fight
  • St Ceannanach
  • Footprints on the Shoreline
  • Cillin at Glengowla and Keogh's Bog
  • The Church of the Secret
  • Orbsen - Ancient name of Lough Corrib
  • Archaeology in the Community Advice for Tidy Towns and Community Groups
  • Hidden Use for Kilns in the Connemara landscape by Deirdre McCarthy
  • Castle Hen
  • Enmity between the O'Flatherties and the De Burghs
  • Archaeological Replica Material
  • Mesolithic
  • Neolithic
  • Bronze Age
  • Iron Age /Early Christian
Featured pages
  • The Mighty Molloy - Interview with Mick Molloy in 1974

    The Mighty Molloy - Interview with Mick Molloy in 1974

    30 mile track World Record Holder
  • Oughterard Heritage Calendar 2022

    Oughterard Heritage Calendar 2022

  • Daoine & Áit

    Daoine & Áit

    Connecting our Communities through a Heritage Postcard
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