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Galway Tribal Diaspora Project

The aims of the project are to provide an insight into the lives of present-day Galway emigrants and also to foster a greater sense of connection between Galway’s diaspora and their home county.

  • Galway Tribal Diaspora

    Galway Tribal Diaspora

    Project
  • Launch of “The Galway Tribal Diaspora Project”

    Launch of “The Galway Tribal Diaspora Project”

    Cloonacauneen Castle 06th November 2017
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