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- Gail Cruise on Milltown ParishThis is terrific. My children’s grandparents, great grandparents and previous generations were from Clashaganney-Cruise. Now they have its history.
- Milltown Heritage on Milltown NewsletterThanks Patrick for sharing this information. Contact was made privately through our heritage group to help with the research.
- Patrick Donelan on Milltown NewsletterYour father was born on 25th April 1879, parents Mark Corcoran and Mary Walsh, living in Clashaganny, Milltown. You can...
- john gavin on Drone Footage of the River ClareBrilliant footage, Milltown looking good.
- john gavin on Stories from the Landscape – Frank GlynnBrilliant, first time I have seen it and to think that the children are adults now would be nice to...
- MHG on Milltown NewsletterThis link may help you...
- Therese Corcoran Evans on Milltown NewsletterMy Father, John Joseph Corcoran was born in Milltown, Ireland back in the late 18 hundreds. I am looking for...
- Larry McTighe on Milltown ParishThis is Awesome, My ancestors the Hopkins and Tighe’s lived in coolraine county. I will be visiting from the U.S...
- Nuala Kavanagh on This tiny village on the N17 is one of SuperValu TidyTowns’ longest-running contendersMy grandmother and her family lived in a beautiful thatched cottage on the corner of the road to Tuam &...
- Patrick Donelan on Milltown and the Great WarHi Sandra, Are you the same Sandra Burke that has the "Burke Maher Galway Web Site" on MyHeritage? It has...
- lg on University of PittsburghMore great work Pauline.
- MHG on Drama in MilltownA report from April of 1915 on 'Milltown Young Men's Dramatic Society'...
- MHG on Milltown’s Bardic SchoolApparently, it was saved from destruction in Feb. of 1903...
- MHG on An BeirneachMilltown honoured its Irish Language past
- Declan Barron on Milltown’s Bardic SchoolGalánta ar fad
- Laura on Loretta, John and NoraThis is a picture of JP McCormack and his sister Nora McCormack. I'm still not sure who Loretta is.
- Joseph Connor on KilaphrasogueThank you, Pauline Connolly, so much for this page. So great to see this info on John Murray, and Kate...
- Noreen Roney Conley on My grandmother and a china tea setA lovely story. I read about it in The Irish Echo and checked out Milltown Heritage Group. I loved hearing...
- milltown heritage on Teach Uí ShioradáinGlad to be of assistance and to hear you are making progress with your family history
- Gerard Cunningham on Teach Uí ShioradáinI am connected by marriage to the Slattery/Sheridans. Would be interested in making contact with the pub owner to share...
- milltown heritage on My grandmother’s brush with the infamous Titanic tragedyHi Patrick, thanks for your comment. Emeracly is spelt a number of different ways. The official spelling is Ummeracly. More...
- Patrick Donelan on My grandmother’s brush with the infamous Titanic tragedyWhere exactly is Emmeracly or Emeracly? I cannot find it on maps anywhere.
- MHG on St Patrick’s Church, BallyglassDetailed description of building: https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?type=record&county=MA®no=31311917
- milltown heritage on Frank GlynnHi Monica, we've forwarded you an email
- Monica on Frank GlynnMy Father, the Late Michael Egan of Ballymara, Milltown, worked for Mr. Frank Glynn for a considerable amount of years....
