Sarah, a chara...so glad to see you in the Flock... Let us know when you are headed to Tucson... You always have a bed...and a dram of whiskey waiting... and hugs...lots of hugs!
Sarah , Thanks for that note . Im very interested in this aspect of the story presently . From Gilmores perspective and from other Irish of the day they saw great parallels between the plight of the Slave and the Irishman . In fact the position of the Irish during penal times had legally been comparable with that of the planters slave in the south . So please any info would be tremendous . My email address is psgilmore@eircom.net . By the way happy 2014 and I hope you have had a great Xmas . Regards Jarlath MacNamara
Hi Sarah....Same here. I have shared this film with my nieces and nephews over the years. As well as another family favorite, "The War of the Buttons". I love the folk lore of the "Secret of Roan Inish"...it's just magical! The landscape, the music, it's just charming!!!
Thanks for the welcome, Sarah. I am looking forward to exploring the site, and I am especially interested in genealogy. I hope there are others here who are also interested.
At 12:12pm on December 14, 2014, John Coffey said…
Thanks for the warm welcome Sarah. Looking forward to exploring some history and genealogy here.
Sarah, my husband had a cousin, Anthony Nucci who was a foreign language teacher in South Hampton. He retired a few years ago and moved to Florida. He passed away last August.
I don't know of any other Nucci's in my husband's immediate family in LI.
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Founding MemberNollaig 2016 said…
welcome Sarah, It was nice chatting with you
Sarah, a chara...so glad to see you in the Flock... Let us know when you are headed to Tucson... You always have a bed...and a dram of whiskey waiting... and hugs...lots of hugs!
Sarah , Thanks for that note . Im very interested in this aspect of the story presently . From Gilmores perspective and from other Irish of the day they saw great parallels between the plight of the Slave and the Irishman . In fact the position of the Irish during penal times had legally been comparable with that of the planters slave in the south . So please any info would be tremendous . My email address is psgilmore@eircom.net . By the way happy 2014 and I hope you have had a great Xmas . Regards Jarlath MacNamara
G'day Sarah, thanks for the friend request. Are you a descendant of the Nagle's of Glenosheen? If so nice to meet you coz. Cheers, Kerry.
thanks Sarah, SFBA feels like home today with the rain...
Hi Sarah .. thanks for the welcome..
Thank you for the welcome. Glad to be here.
AdminFran Reddy said…
Thought you might like this ;) Saw it on facebook!
Gee, that's a super welcome. Must be a friendly place, this Wild Geese campfire. I'll get in the swing of things soon enough.(Are you in LA?) Sharon
And warmest greetings from a Nagle living down-under.
Hi Sarah....Same here. I have shared this film with my nieces and nephews over the years. As well as another family favorite, "The War of the Buttons". I love the folk lore of the "Secret of Roan Inish"...it's just magical! The landscape, the music, it's just charming!!!
thanks, Sarah... very nice welcome
Thank you Sarah, looking forward to exploring the website a bit more. Can't wait.
Do you have Cunningham, Marrah or Nevins roots in Co. Roscommon?
Thanks for the welcome, Sarah. I am looking forward to exploring the site, and I am especially interested in genealogy. I hope there are others here who are also interested.
And a Happy New Year to you Sarah! I did enjoy your article on the Three Birds...I had never heard it before but won't forget it!
Thanks a lot ! I ´m very happy to be part of this group ! Happy New Year x you , too ! And greetings from Argentina !
RE: Nucci's
Sarah, my husband had a cousin, Anthony Nucci who was a foreign language teacher in South Hampton. He retired a few years ago and moved to Florida. He passed away last August.
I don't know of any other Nucci's in my husband's immediate family in LI.
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