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The photo above shows White O'Morn Cottage in Tiernakill, Maumm, County Galway as it was in…Continue
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Well, Ireland didn't qualify for the World Cup (again); however, we have members here in The…Continue
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I'm beginning this discussion to act as a hub for bringing to light discoveries anyone has made, or will make in the future, with regard to how Irish culture and Irish people are portrayed and…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Geraldine Callaghan Jan 1, 2014. 4 Replies 3 Likes
Just wondering what everyone's plans are for New Year's Eve this time around. And while…Continue
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When visiting the West of Ireland, consider making time to explore County Leitrim. This lesser-known gem is the homeland of my ancestors, and I first traveled there in 2008. In addition to the beautiful countryside, lakes, and waterfalls, County Leitrim is home to …
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Whether or not it is true, I have long been of the opinion that God never intended cabbage for human consumption. The rubbery leaves seem more suited to adorn the bottom of brogues than to be cooked up alongside more edible sustenance. I kid, of course, but I truly never have…
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John P. Joyce is a name that would not be familiar to most people around the world, and even in his native Ireland. Born in County Galway in 1839, Joyce was a pioneer in the development of professional baseball in the United States, and specifically in Ohio. Along with Harry…
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“Although we all have tongues, we are surprisingly bad at knowing precisely what they're doing or conveying that to others,” says UC Santa Cruz professor of linguistics Jaye Padgett.
Tongue motion, it turns out, is crucial to the documentation of endangered…
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Welcome to the New Wild Geese Family. We are thrilled to have you join us!
Hello Ryan, many thanks for your warm welcome, it was great to go back home, although it was a long time, and of course some things had changed, it was as if I had never been away, now that I know I still have family there I will go back regularly, in fact I am going in August and carry on with my research into the family tree, hope to hear from you again, take care, Sheila.
Hi Ryan
Thank you Ryan for the welcome to the Wild Geese - my ancestors "flew the coup" in post-Famine times & we have been in Australia for 5 generations... after my aunts traced the family tree, it felt good to return and live in Ireland for a year, about a decade ago... am feeling its about time to return again soon... Rachel.
Hello Ryan,
From Enniskillen... although I believe the Cleary's were originally from Galway, and then Donegal for centuries...
Rachel
Hi Ryan, Lisa and I would like to ask you if we may put up your fantastically atmospheric photos of the Literary Walk on our Doire Press site? If so, could you send them to us at doirepress@gmail.com
Hope you and your wife enjoy the Stories. We're very proud of it and it's running out of our hands, we're glad to say.
Best,
John
Hi Ryan,
That's great. Would you mind sending us the photos in smaller units as our internet here is pathetic and if they all come in one block, we're screwed.
Thanks,
John
Sure, John. Incidentally, I think we're neighbours. We live in Teach Mór. :-)
Do you want them in collage form as I've done here on the site, or would you like them individually?
Okay Ryan,
as we are neighbours then just bring them over!!!
Individually would be best.
Do you have good internet and how?
What's your private email?
best,
John
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