Johnny Patterson 1840-1889, was born in Kilbarrron, Feakle, County Clare. He wrote Killorglin’s oldest and greatest love song ‘Bridget Donoghue’ who lived in Main Street, Killorglin. He was a famous Clown and Songwriter whose many compositions are still heard to this day. He was commemorated in Killorglin in 2010 when a verse of his song ‘Bridget Donoghue’ was unveiled on a limestone plaque as part of ‘The Puck Poets’ project. Ref: F313
Photographic
Part of what remains of the Caragh Lake railway bridge. The steel structure of...
Part of what remains of the Caragh Lake railway bridge. The steel structure of the bridge was removed shortly after the closing of the...
Tom Doyle Historian and Author of Upper Bridge Street enjoys the gallery in John...
Tom Doyle Historian and Author of Upper Bridge Street enjoys the gallery in John O'Sullivan's Bar KFest 2014. Ref: F374
A Fortune Teller’s Barrel-Top caravan parked outside the Fairfield with the KCYMS in the...
A Fortune Teller's Barrel-Top caravan parked outside the Fairfield with the KCYMS in the background, 1960's. Also in the photo is the Weighing Station...
Video
World Record Attempt, Buried Alive!! Mike Meaney And Michael ‘Butty’ Sugrue
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8z4QCV6vMxY
Ancient Puck Fair by Padraig Kennelly of Kennelly Archive
Photographer Padraig Kennelly describes one of the strangest annual events in Europe. The oldest traditional fair in Ireland, Puck Fair centres on the Puck...