You are here: Home>Places>History of Milltown History of MilltownNotes on the Parish of Addergoole and LiskeavyBy Fr Stephen Blowick (1943)Download (PDF, 6.09MB)Download (PDF, 297KB)This page was added on 25/01/2021. Comments about this page ReplyFascinating. Thank you Patrick DonelanBy Patrick Donelan (24/02/2021) ReplyIf anyone would like to fill in any gaps, please get in touchBy milltown heritage (26/01/2021) ReplyAccording to the following source, the answer, as to when Addergoole & Liskeavy parishes were united as one, occurred on March 19th 1791. Incidentally, March 19th, is the Catholic feast day of St. Joseph, to whom Milltown Church is dedicated. (see page 813, (58 GEO. III) https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Great_Britain_House_of_Commons_Journals_of_the_Hou?id=YnxDAAAAcAAJBy MHG (26/01/2021) Add a comment about this page Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment: *Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Places156 Appendix to twenty-fourth report of the extracts from annual report of Mr. George Tarrant2-Km Stone kerbing completed on river walkA Case Study in Irish House & Land RecordsBusiness to the fore in Co GalwayDalgin SchoolDaoine agus Ait: Connecting our communitiesHistory of MilltownMillbrook House MilltownMilltown during SunsetMilltown Heritage CentreMilltown ParishMilltown Stationhouse to Kilgevrin BridgeMonumentsNew C.Y.M.S hall opened in Milltown (1939)Road Grants ListSunset on the bridgeThe Lurgan dugout boat:This tiny village on the N17 is one of SuperValu TidyTowns' longest-running contendersMilltown's PlaygroundKilclooney Bardic SchoolMilltown (Galway) Beo!TownlandsGraveyardsSt. Joseph's ChurchSt Patrick's Church, BallyglassMilltown Heritage ParkMilltown Walking Heritage TrailRiver ClareLack MillMilltown's Built HeritageSheridan's Share thisFacebookTwitterPinterestemail
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Fascinating. Thank you
Patrick Donelan
If anyone would like to fill in any gaps, please get in touch
According to the following source, the answer, as to when Addergoole & Liskeavy parishes were united as one, occurred on March 19th 1791. Incidentally, March 19th, is the Catholic feast day of St. Joseph, to whom Milltown Church is dedicated.
(see page 813, (58 GEO. III)
https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Great_Britain_House_of_Commons_Journals_of_the_Hou?id=YnxDAAAAcAAJ
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