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History October 2024
https://newtownsandes.jimdofree.com/2023-knockanure-news/
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Christopher Columbus
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Tribute Night Athea Father Tony September 20 2024
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McMahon
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Limerick Oct 2024
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Knockanure School and more
https://youtu.be/NLeF9hHB7R4?feature=shared
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Knockanure Graveyard
https://youtu.be/EACDb_CrCyQ?si=dTKcKKak3YQSteRJ
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Tribute to Finucane Films 2024.mp4
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Bishop Donal Limerick 17October 2024
Most Rev. Donal MURRAY- Bishop Emeritus of Limerick on 13th October 2024.
Predeceased by his parents Tom and Maureen, sister Aileen and brother Paddy.
Sadly missed by his sister Una, brothers Diarmuid and John, sisters-in-law Rosa, Ann and Connie, his nieces and nephews, extended family and friends, Bishop Brendan Leahy and the Clergy, Religious and Lay Faithful of the Diocese of Limerick and the Archdiocese of Dublin.
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NZ weather
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Covid
https://youtu.be/aGVaXousYNI?si=3dHB1W7CxoI9ZJy6
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Fox and Goose
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Revival Music Festival August2024.mp4
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7 Days Trial Leo Finucane.mp4
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The Revival Music Festival is back to a 2 DAY FESTIVAL to rock out Listowel with an amazing new line-up. Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th August 2024. The Square, Listowel, Co. Kerry.
https://www.revivalfestival.ie/
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Apart from the 1957 paper about the excavations published by archaeologist P.J. Hartnett, there is no book about Fourknocks. The monument has been mentioned in many archaeological volumes and papers, but it really deserves its own book.
Anthony Murphy, author of Island of the Setting Sun: In Search of Ireland's Ancient Astronomers, Mythical Ireland: New Light on the Ancient Past and seven other books, is delighted to announce the third volume in the Mythical Ireland Monograph series – Fourknocks: archaeology,
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Michael O Brien and friend play Irish Music Dec 2023
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Michael O Brien
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Church in Cordal Castleisland December 2023
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Pro life
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Bryan Murphy and Band Tralee August 22 2023
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Irish Dance Music
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Music Dance Square Tralee August22 2023
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Tralee Amusement Park August 2023.mp
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‘The Irish in British India’ by Hilary Tulloch.
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Dromavally Graveyard Killorglin.wmv
Around the year 1205, the Augustine Order from the Abbey of O’ Connell in Kildare had been granted 10 Carachutes of land (arces) at Killorglin, which became the Abbey of Kilcoleman. Killorglin – derived from the Gaelic Cill (a church), Lorcain (Lawrence), came under the Augustinians ecclesiastical jurisdiction, which would have given them rights to collect tithes and appoint clergy. It is worth noting, the Anglo Norman incursion in1170 had Papal approval – Adrain IV or VI (whose real name was Nicholas Breakspeake – the only English Pope) wanted to reform the Irish Church and introduce continental religious orders and practices into Ireland which until then had been a maverick within the Latin Church.
https://killorglinarchives.com/dromavallla-church/
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Puck Fair Killorglin 2023.mp4
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Divine Mercy Listowel 2023.mp4
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Knockanure Pictures
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Saint Pio Prayer Meeting 18 April Castleisland 2023
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The Irish Catholic Newspaper
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Thirty years ago, Athlone woman Marion Carroll arrived at Knock Shrine in a stretcher suffering from multiple sclerosis. During the Mass she received benediction with the Blessed Sacrament and her sight and speech was restored and she began to walk.
At the weekend she returned to Knock to hear Archbishop Neary pronounce that “today the Church formally acknowledges that this healing does not admit of any medical explanation and joins in prayer, praise and thanksgiving to God."
Here in this 2014 video, Marion shared her story with The Irish Catholic.
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Kerry's Downton Abbey: Pierce Mahony & the Kilmorna House Visitors Book
Kerry Writers' Museum
Charles Stewart Parnell, WB Yeats, Maud Gonne, as well as songwriter Percy French and Home Rule advocate John Redmond had one thing in common - they all stayed at Kilmorna House just outside Listowel in the later years of the 19th century. Their signatures appear with dozens of others in the Kilmorna visitors book which records their visits to the home of Pierce Mahony, nationalist MP and renowned philanthropist, horticulturalist and Irish chieftain. He was the half-brother of Sir Arthur Vicars, the former Ulster King of Arms and keeper of the Irish Crown Jewels, who was killed by the IRA on April 14th, 1921 at Kilmorna and the Great House burned to the ground.
In this lecture, historian Tom Dillon explores the history uncovered by the Kilmorna House visitors book and discusses how it gives an insight into life on the Kilmorna estate in the late 1800s, when it welcomed some of the most prominent political and cultural figures of the time.
This is the second lecture in the North Kerry War of Independence Centenary Commemoration series hosted by Kerry Writers' Museum and kindly supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Art, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media under the Decade of Centenaries Programme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhZ0YoEZg98
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Sir Arthur Edward Vicars was a genealogist and heraldic expert. He was appointed Ulster King of Arms in 1893 but was removed from the post in 1908 following the theft of the Irish Crown Jewels in the previous year. Although Vicars was never seriously suspected of being involved in their theft, the incident led to his ruin.
On April 14th, 1921 while staying with his sister at Kilmorna House, just outside Listowel, Vicars was taken from the house, led to the end of the garden and shot by members of the IRA North Kerry Flying Column.
Based on his 2003 book ‘The Stealing of the Irish Crown Jewels: An Unsolved Crime’, this lecture by historian, author and broadcaster Myles Dungan recounts details of the audacious robbery and Vicar’s fall from grace as a result.
This is the first in a series of lectures organised by Kerry Writers' Museum as part of it's North Kerry War of Independence Centenary Commemoration Programme. The lecture is kindly supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Art, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media for its generous support under the Decade of Centenaries Programme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oge7fivfHro
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Patrolman Philip Fitzpatrick was born in Aughavas, Co. Leitrim in 1892, and emigrated to America in the early 1920s, settling like so many Irish men and Irish women in New York City. He joined New York's Finest in 1926 and became a Patrolman, assigned to Mounted Squad 1 in Manhattan.
Patrolman Fitzpatrick wrote the song, "Lovely Leitrim," in a loving tribute to his beloved home county. Popularized when it was recorded by Larry Cunningham, the song is still loved both in Ireland and the US.
https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/who-wrote-lovely-leitrim
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Griffintown is currently home to Black Rock, a boulder erected in 1859 to memorialize the Irish people who immigrated to Montreal during the Great Famine but perished upon arrival amid a typhus outbreak. CBC reported earlier this year that historians believe Black Rock is “the first-ever memorial to those affected by the potato famine and the biggest Irish gravesite outside Ireland.”
For years, the Irish community in the area has lobbied for the creation of a park and green space at the Black Rock site, which currently sits alongside four lanes of traffic making it difficult to visit.
https://www.irishcentral.com/news/irish-griffintown-rem-stop
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Garden of Europe Listowel May 2021.
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As a good Irish priest taught us, “the family that prays together, stays together” and radiates peace. In a special way, such a family can be a support for other families that do not live in peace.