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Bibliography
... Cashel Emly Tralee 1945 Dúchas The Heritage Service Rock of Cashel Dept Arts Heritage Gaeltacht the Islands 1999 Dúchas The Heritage Service Cahir Castle Co Tipperary Dept Arts Heritage ...
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Postcards of Tralee
... local born judgeRobert Day 1745 1841 It captures a summers day in Tralee with a solitary walker taking the middle of the road unimpeded by traffic of any kind Day Place and Dominican Church Tralee ...
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Clonmel
... became Mayor of Clonmel in 1846 In recent years in recognition of the work done by Bianconi for the town Clonmel was twinned with his hometown of Costa Masnaga Sources Burke History of Clonmel ...
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Carrick on Suir
... town may be traced back to 1247 the year Matthew FitzGriffin was granted permission to hold a fair there His family s influence resulted in the settlement being named Carrimagriffin and it was not ...
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Towns and Villages
The Lawrence Collection is the best provider of postcards for the towns and villages Of County Kerry in the late 19th and early 20th century What we now recognise as historical photographs were of ...
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Cahir
... the Battle of Clontarf in 1014 Early Norman By 1192 the county was under Norman administration and Philip of Worcester was granted land around Cahir by John Lord of Ireland Philip established his ...
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Lawrence Collection
... eventually comprised 40 000 negatives Robert French 1841 1917 was employed as chief photographer and he along with others travelled the length of the country over a period of more than 20 ...
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Roscrea
... during the annual fair in 942 The townspeople repelled them however and the Danish leader Olfinn along with 4 000 of his men were reportedly slain The attack of Murtagh McLoughlin in 1157 however ...
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Templemore
... Templemore area around the 4th Century where he built a fort A contemporary of his St Sileán is thought to have introduced Christianity to the area and the townland of Kiltilane Kil Sileán was ...
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Nenagh
... settlement was burned in 994 by Maolsechlainn and again in 1056 by Diarmaid Nenagh first became established as a walled Norman town in the 13th Century when Theobald FitzWalter the founder of the ...
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