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Showing posts with label Nantenan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nantenan. Show all posts
09 December 2021

Nantenan Glebe, for sale
at an online auction, has
two centuries of church links

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Nantenan Glebe was built about 200 years ago and has an opning asking price of €200,000 Patrick Comerford On the road between Askeaton...
28 August 2021

Charles Graves, Bishop
of Limerick, and his place
in the Celtic Revival

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Gearóid Ó Cearúil is the author of a new biography, ‘Charles Graves agus an Athbheochan Cheilteach’ Patrick Comerford It is always a d...
19 May 2021

Haydn and Handel or Brahms and Liszt
in Saint Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick

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John Armour Haydn (1845-1920) had a life-time interest in the music of Saint Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick … was he related to Joseph Haydn? ...
13 February 2021

David Earl, a former
Precentor of Limerick who
became Dean of Ferns

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Saint Edan’s Cathedral, Ferns … David Earl, a former Precentor of Limerick, was Dean of Ferns in 1979-1994 (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, ...
23 January 2021

Charles Gray-Stack (1912-1985): a former
Dean of Ardfert and Precentor of Limerick

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Nantenan Glebe near Askeaton … Charles Gray-Stack lived there in the 1950s (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford The death o...
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13 December 2019

Can conservation efforts
save the ruined church
at Castletown Conyers?

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The church ruins in the graveyard at Castletown Conyers are all that survive of the mediaeval parish church of Corcomohide (Photograph: Pat...
24 September 2018

In search of the well dedicated
to Saint James in Nantenan

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Saint James’s Well, in the townland of Ardgoul in Nantenan is said to date back to a time before Saint Patrick (Photograph: Patrick Comerfo...
28 June 2017

Visiting Nantenan Glebe,
a regency-era rectory,
in the summer rain

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Nantenan Glebe … a regency-era rectory between Rathkeale and Askeaton (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2017) Patrick Comerford I was wr...
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23 June 2017

Strolling through the churchyard
beside the old church in Nantenan

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Saint James’s Church, Nantenan … closed in 1972 but still standing (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2017) Patrick Comerford On my jour...