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- P. on Padraic FlanneryA lovely interview. Well done Padraig. My father remembers a real myna bird in a bird cage which used to...
- Eileen Rafferty on Todd Greene RemembersThank you for the chance to read Todd Greens's memory. Aware that the piece was compiled in 1995, and that...
- Pauline Doyle on Fleadh Cheoil TuamWonderful footage Frank. Very well done. Brings back many memories. Brian loves the background music - beautiful Elgar cello piece....
- Martin Dunne on CurraghaunHi me again does anyone know if the Cunniffes living in Curraghaun and Carrontomush were related? Lewis Keating lived in...
- milltown heritage on CurraghaunThanks Martin for your message. For more information check out the following link: https://places.galwaylibrary.ie/place/22758 where it states Curraghaun is in...
- Jo Kelly on My Grandad’s FarmSounds like the farm I grew up on, well said
- Jo Kelly on Traditional Brown BreadThanks for sharing your story, I am feeling hungry now thinking of your granny Mary’s lovely brown bread
- Jo Kelly on My Granny’s Serving PlateMy mam had a plate like that also when we were growing up. Love your story
- Jo Kelly on Potato FarmA Great story, it takes me back to when I was a lot younger Well done Andrew and Adam
- Liping on Food in the BogA day in the bog is always very hard work. This article makes me smile. Life can be still interesting...
- Noel on Food Long AgoCool story. Never heard of crubeens before. The next time somebody asks me "what is a traditional Irish food?", I...
- margaret mary dolphin on St Patrick’s Church, BallyglassTHE ORIGINAL ALTAR IN THE CHURCH WAS PRESENTED BY PETER HUBERT DOLPHIN DANESFORT LOUGHREA CO GALWAY
- Kieran on Potato and Beetroot SoupA very interesting recipe.
- Tommy on Wholemeal sconesThese look very tasty indeed. Perfect with a big mug of tea.
- Pat on How to make ColcannonThis looks and sounds delicious! Potatoes are my favourite food.
- Alan on Stories from the Landscape – Frank GlynnLoved the old film footage in this. It would be great if some more film archives on Milltown could be...
- Bridie Connolly on Stories from the Landscape – Frank Glynnreally good most enjoyable
- Frances Murphy on My grandmother and a china tea setHi Patsy. Thanks for your comments. The tea set was bought in 1933. Unfortunately there's one cup missing but maybe...
- Tina Tolan Prendergast on Stop watch brown breadWell Dara, you could be a baker yet with that special recipe. I would definitely buy some of your "Stop...
- Patsy Healy on My grandmother and a china tea setWhat a beautiful story, thanks for sharing it Francis. What year was the tea set bought exactly and any breakages?...
- Clare Lowery on Raring Chickens on the FarmMy dad still has hens at his house. It is lovely to see them scratching around the grass. Sometimes he...
- Clare Lowery on The Old DresserThanks for telling us about the dresser. I discovered one in an old shed that I think belonged to my...
- Liping Xu on The Old DresserThis story reflects alot of history. I liked how you described a dresser in detail as I can now visualise...
- Liping Xu on Granny’s Potato CakesSounds very interesting!!! I definitely will try to make this potato cake someday. Easy to make. This will make me...
- Sandra on Food in the BogGreat story bringing us back to our past, well done to all
