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Showing posts with label Ballylongford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ballylongford. Show all posts
18 September 2020

The O’Rahilly’s homes
and questions about
a claimed family title

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Michael Joseph O’Rahilly, an image of ‘The O’Rahilly,’ at his birthplace in Ballylongford, Co Kerry (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2020) ...
17 August 2020

A small pier outside
Ballylongford is part
of Shannon heritage

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Small boats in the harbour at Saleen Pier … the ruins of Lislaughtin Abbey are above the bank in the distance (Photograph: Patrick Comerfor...
22 June 2020

Two colourful curates in
Tarbert and Ballylongford:
2, Alexander Hanlon, The O’Hanlon

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The church ruins in Ballylongford, Co Kerry … the Revd Alexander Hanlon worked in the parish throughout the Great Famine in the 1840s (Phot...

Two colourful curates in
Tarbert and Ballylongford:
1, Sir William Augustus Wolseley

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The former Rectory, Tarbert, Co Kerry … was this once the home of the Revd William Augustus Wolseley? (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Pat...
05 June 2020

Two priests in one diocese,
and they both claimed to be
chiefs of the O’Hanlon clan

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The church ruins in Ballylongford, Co Kerry … the Revd Alexander Hanlon worked in the parish throughout the Great Famine in the 1840s (Phot...
10 October 2018

Newtownsandes or Moyvane?
What happened to the name
and to the planned town?

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The wide streets of Moyvane, Co Kerry, show that this was once the planned town of Newtownsandes (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2018) Pa...
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27 February 2018

In the ruins of ‘secluded’ and
solitary Lislaughtin Abbey

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Evening lights at Lislaughtin Friary near Ballylongford, Co Kerry (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2018) Patrick Comerford After a rec...
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26 February 2018

A reminder of sunsets
in the Mediterranean in
an old Kerry church ruin

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Sunset seen through the west wall of Kilconly Church in Co Kerry (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2018) Patrick Comerford Two of us wen...