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| Name: Ita Fuller (NEE Boland) location: California |
I know the work that goes into creating a website - I've done it. Great way for immigrant to connect with friends & family. Would like to see more people log on and express their views. | |
| Name: Ita Fuller (NEE Boland) location: California |
Congrtulations to all responsible for getting the next parish to New York on the internet. I was born & raised in Rahona, taught for two months in Moneen while the teacher was on maternity leave. Who would ever think fifty years ago how easy it would become to contact people through the net. My e-mail address is: ita.fuller@yahoo.com | |
| Name: Kevin Cleary location: Connecticut |
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| Name: Kevin Cleary location: Connecticut |
My GGMother was Catherine Quealy(Qualey) from Lisheen, Carrigaholt and my GGFather was John Cleary from Cross, Killballyowen. Any info on the family would be helpful, I am planning a trip this spring to the Loop. Thank You | |
| Name: Gayla Dunn location: Kansas City KS USA |
Our family is staying in a cottage in Doonbeg July 24-July 31. We are interested in a gathering near the Loop Head so that my husband and I can renew our wedding vows. Asking for suggestions--e-mail is gdunn23@kc.rr.com | |
| Name: Kevin Haugh location: Limerick (Ex-Doonaha) |
Cingratulations on a fabulous website. It is a credit to all conmcerned. To those of you interested in tracing your ancestors, I found Clare Heritage Centre most helpful and their records are excellent. Equally you might access the the 1911 census if you google cnesus online. The Clare Heritage Centre contact details are Web:www.clareroots.com E-mail:clareheritage@eircom.net Tel. 353 65 6837540 Fax. 353 65 6837540. Wishing all of you seasons greetings and a great New Year. |
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| Name: Jennie Keating location: Kilbaha, Co Clare |
Dear Nora, it was lovely to get your message, it brought back happy memories of our school days. I hope you are keeping well and in good health. Cross has changed alot since your days. Bridget, Sean, Celia and myself are still around and keeping well. Wishing you a very happy Christmas and thanks for thinking about me. | |
| Name: Michael O'Connell location: Raidió Corca Baiscinn |
This is the link to Raidió Corca Baiscinn prog Lining Out For the Parish which went out on Tues 8th of Dec 09 http://www.raidiocorcabaiscinn.ie/LiningOut6_NaomhEoin.html well done to all who took part | |
| Name: Nora Mahony Pace location: TNPace@Earthlink.net. |
This message for Jennie Keating. We went to school in Cross many many years ago. Hope you see this, Jennie, as I think of you often and our days in Cross school. All the best from San Diego, California Nora Mahony Pace. | |
| Name: Lynda O'Keeffe location: UK/Eire |
Congratulations on a lovely website and so very pleased to see the completion of the Grave of the Yellow Men - which represents to me the gracious and generous nature of the people of Kilbaha, who continue to embrace the strangers that visit their beautiful region. I quote from Seamus Heaney's poem 'Postscript': And some time make the time to drive out west Into County Clare, along the Flaggy Shore, In September or October, when the wind And the light are working off each other So that the ocean on one side is wild With foam and glitter, and inland among stones The surface of a slate-grey lake is lit By the earthed lightening of flock of swans, Their feathers roughed and ruffling, white on white, Their fully-grown headstrong-looking heads Tucked or cresting or busy underwater. Useless to think you'll park or capture it More thoroughly. You are neither here nor there, A hurry through which known and strange things pass As big soft buffetings come at the car sideways And catch the heart off guard and blow it open The last sentence is exactly what happened to me when I first visited Kilbaha! Thank you Kilbaha! |
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| Name: Mike location: England |
Trying to find out dates for the building of the pilot's lookout, agents house and the Keatings bar in Kilbaha.Also dates when the agents house was last used and the pilots lookout on the cliff. Any history or stories relating to these places would be appreciated |
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| Name: Kevin Cleary location: Connecticut |
My GGrandfather Patrick Cleary married Briget Curtain about 1855 came to Connecticut 1880. Does anyone have any info about the family. Thank You | |
| Name: Sean O'Coonell location: New Zealand |
Hello, My GGGrandfather, Peter Lynch, was born in Cross, County Clare, 1834 and emmigrated to NZ through Australia. He married Maria Madeline Carrigg, also from Clare, in Ballarat, Australia and followed the Gold Rush to Otago, NZ where he eventually died at Bullendale, Wakatipu, Otago, 1886. Can anyone tell me anything about the Lynchs of Cross or something about the Carriggs? What's the best source for family history from the Loop Head? Sean O'Connell seanoconnell@windowslive.com Christchurch New Zealand. |
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| Name: Kathleen (geary) Peterson location: Chicago, Illinois |
All of the Gearys here in Chicago were very sad to hear about the passing of Murt Hanrahan. John, Vera, Kathleen Maloney, Michael Maloney and entire Hanrahan family you are in our thoughts and prayers. Murt we've missed you since the day we left Ireland. | |
| Name: cleghorn@midmaine.com location: Maine |
Am trying to reach Dave Dakin, Kilbaha, who kindly gave my husband and me a photograph of a cave at Loop Head Lighthouse. Want to send him a thank you email but can't find his address. His www.imagephotography.eircom.net web address on back of photo card doesn't work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Laurie Cleghorn |
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| Name: Kathleen (geary) Peterson location: Chicago, Illinois |
We were in Kilbaha in 2006 and 2007. Hello to John, Vera, Murt Hanrahan! We miss all of you. Thank you to Mike Maloney for writing a beautiful poem for my father, James Geary. Hope to see all of you again real soon  e-mail: kpeterson@jaair.com |
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| Name: Pat location: Brisbane, Australia |
Coming to Kilbaha/Carrigaholt April/May to see where my Keating Great Great Grandparents came from. Michael(son of Edmund & Catherine) & Bridget (daughter of Thomas Keating & Catherine Lillis) came to Australia in 1865. Any information would be greatly appreciated. patandtheovangaalen@hotmail.com |
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| Name: Tom Lynch location: Milford, Michigan/Moveen, West Clare |
Great website, Teresa. Wonderful photos and great to have events calendar to plan for travel. Wouldn't want to miss this year's Loophead Gathering. Great fun for all! All the best to you and yours. T | |
| Name: Pat location: Cheshire England |
Hi,Found your excellent site,which Has brought back great memories of many holidays spent as a child with My Aunt & Uncle Mary & John Blake from Manchester staying with Henry & Paddy Blake John's father and brother,The parties every-night in a different house, the music, dancing,The best of times,Henry was a real character,and great dancer even though he had been blind for most of his adult life.I hope in the not to distant future to once again visit Kilbaha, & see the wonderful sea views, Slainte. pattze@yahoo.co.uk | |
| Name: Chris location: Spain |
Hi, We live in Andalucia, Spain, and wonder if you could help us. We have a very beautiful currach that was made on the Isle of Inishturk. I was the farrier for the islanders for 7 years and they made a 15ft. currach for me when I retired. Here in Andalucia we are not allowed to use petrol engines to propel our boats and can either sail them, or row them. At the moment we are rowing our currach but wondered if there are any plans available for conversion to sail...of any sort?. Chris | |
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