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Showing posts with label Ennistymon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ennistymon. Show all posts
28 January 2025

Ten photographs from
Clare and Kerry in new
visitor guides for tourists

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The Cascades at Ennistymon … one of my photographs in the new ‘Co Clare Visitor Guide’ edited by Sally Davies (Photograph: Patrick Comerford...
19 December 2023

Daily prayers in Advent with
Leonard Cohen and USPG:
(17) 19 December 2023

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‘Oh Crown of Light, Oh Darkened One’ (Leonard Cohen) … a Torah crown in the Jewish Museum in Vienna (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patric...
15 May 2022

Praying with the Psalms in Easter:
15 May 2022 (Psalm 81)

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‘I relieved your shoulder of the burden; your hands were freed from the basket’ (Psalm 81: 6) … a basket on a ledge in Aghios Giorgios on t...
09 February 2022

Searching for more family
links in Co Clare, and finding
another link with Dylan Thomas

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The Falls Hotel in Ennistymon … once the family home of the Macnamara family, who laid out the streets of Enistymon, Co Clare (Photograph: P...
04 August 2021

How Georgie Comerford
played football for four
counties and two provinces

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George (‘Georgie’) William Comerford (1911-1988), a member of An Garda Síochána, played football for Clare, Louth, Dublin and Kildare, and f...
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28 July 2021

A church in Ennistymon
that continues to impress
after almost 70 years

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The Church of Our Lady and Saint Michael in Ennistymon, Co Clare, designed by Liam McCormick and Frank Corr (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, ...
27 July 2021

A rusting railway bridge in
Ennistymon links an old song
and the Comerford family

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A rusting bridge in Ennistymon is a reminder of the West Clare Railway … and of Harry Comerford, the first station master (Photograph: Patr...
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26 July 2021

Ballykeel House, Kilfenora,
a former Comerford home
on the edge of the Burren

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Ballykeel House, or Ballykeale House, near Kilfenora, Co Clare … one of the few ‘big houses’ in north-west Clare and once a Comerford famil...
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