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07 August 2016

Finding old churches,
long names and Irish
bishops in Angelsey

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Beaumaris Castle, completed in 1296, dominates the town in south-east Anglesey (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford ...

01 May 2016

Little remains of the former
1916 prison camp in Frongoch

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Frongoch is a tiny hamlet in north Wales, but 1,800 Irish prisoners were held here 100 years ago in 1916 (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 20...

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30 April 2016

A weekend with the prisoner in Frongoch
and ‘The Prisoner’ in Portmeirion

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Portmeirion … a view of the central plaza (Photograph: Michael Maggs, Wikimedia Commons) Patrick Comerford I am in Wales for the weeke...

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Finding old churches, long names and Irish bishops in Angelsey

Little remains of the former 1916 prison camp in Frongoch

A weekend with the prisoner in Frongoch and ‘The Prisoner’ in Portmeirion

Finding old churches,
long names and Irish
bishops in Angelsey

Little remains of the former
1916 prison camp in Frongoch

A weekend with the prisoner in Frongoch
and ‘The Prisoner’ in Portmeirion