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
The 1906 Viceregal Commission on Irish railways map
The 1906 Viceregal Commission on Irish railways map. adobe photoshop cs6 trial download Ref. R021
Georgie Evans of Dromavally at Puck Fair, August 10th 1984
Georgie Evans of Dromavally at Puck Fair, August 10th 1984. Ref: F258
Eileen Ann Galvin, Greta Galvin, Mick Galvin, Maura Lynch, Pat O’Riordan and Michael Galvin...
Eileen Ann Galvin, Greta Galvin, Mick Galvin, Maura Lynch, Pat O'Riordan and Michael Galvin attend a Christening at St.James' Church 1960. Ref:...
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Killorglin Railway
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Created By: Mike Foley
Mick Murphy ‘The Iron Man’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUq289WIvho Interview by Terence Houlihan.
Faces and Places RTE Television 1987
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Kathleen Watkins talking to Patrick Houlihan in his Basement Museum Killorglin, County Kerry.
Edited by Mike Foley for Killorglin Archive Society.