William was born on the 27th of July 1850 in Meanus, Killorglin to Patrick Geehan and Mary Shea. Patrick Geehan (Guihan) married Mary Shea in 1836 and lived in Meanus, Killorglin. Patrick’s brother John Geehan married to Mary Brosnahan lived on the same property.William Geehan immigrated to the US in 1873. William was employed by the Cheeney Silk Mill in Manchester, Connecticut where he met and then married Anna Nihill in 1876. Anna Nihill was born in Co.Clare. They had then ten children together born between 1878 and 1895. William is seen wearing a sash of the Hibernians, an Irish-American organisation. He died on the 9th June 1900. Ref: F400
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Two pigs outside pub with ‘Guinness’ sign on pub window, Puck Fair, circa 1960’s
Two pigs outside pub with 'Guinness' sign on pub window, Puck Fair, circa 1960's. Source: The Patrick Houlihan Collection. Ref No: P062
Old friends John McSweeney, Robert Freeman and Desmond Houlihan meet up for a pint...
Old friends John McSweeney, Robert Freeman and Desmond Houlihan meet up for a pint at Paud O'Neill's Bar during Puck Fair 400. 2013 ...
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Falvey’s Pub Video by Padraig Kennelly of kennelly Archive
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Photographer Padraig Kennelly describes the traditional Irish Pub as a place of song and entertainment. He names Declan Falveys...
A Parish Remembers – Part 2
The centenary of St. James' Catholic Church 1988. Edited by Mike Foley.
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Puck Fair 1965
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A look back at times gone by to Puck Fair 1965 A comprehensive look at the many facets that went to make up...