Search Results: Local Journals from Coolim Books

Ardfield/Rathbarry Journal No 5. Stories of the past and present from the Ardfield/Rathbarry area of West Cork.

Ardfield/Rathbarry Journal No 7. Stories of the past and present from the Ardfield/Rathbarry area of West Cork.

Ardfield/Rathbarry Journal No 6. Stories of the past and present from the Ardfield/Rathbarry area of West Cork.

Volume 3 of the Bantry Historical Journal contains twelve articles of local, West Cork and wider interest, including; St Finbarr's Church, Unusual Rock Art near Bantry, Ellen Hutchins: Ireland's first Female Botanist, Dereenalomane Barytes Mine and much more

Volume 2 of the Bantry Historical Journal contains fourteen articles of local and wider West Cork interest, including; Whiddy Island Seaplane Base, The Whites of Bantry - Family origins, The Revenge of Donal Cam, Francis O'Neill his Life and Work and much more.

Volume 4 of the Bantry Historical Journal contains eighteen articles of local, West Cork and wider interest, including; RIC District of Bantry, The Cult of St Canir, a Century of Irish Stamps, The rebel's wife - Matilda Witherington Tone, two articles on Poteen and much more.

Volume 1 of the Bantry Historical Journal contains eleven articles of local and wider West Cork interest, including; Bantry Franciscan Friary, the Famine in Bantry, Wolfe Tone and Bantry Bay and much more.

Volume 4 of the Castlehaven & Myross History Society Journal. This contains twenty-eight articles that tap into the heritage an culture of the Castlehaven & Myross area of West Cork.

Volume 1 of the Castlehaven History Society Journal - containing twenty-five articles. Described as a genial anthology of serious yet light-hearted stories about Castlehaven parish in West Cork.

Volume 3 (2021) of the Clonakilty Historical & Archaeological Journal. It contains 12 articles on diverse topics, including an early influence on Michael Collins, the Tadhg an Astna monument, Cumann na mBan member Nellie Cowman, West Cork connection with the Atlantic Slave Trade and much more.

Clonakilty: Dúchas Clonakilty Heritage, 2017. Paperback. New. Volume 2 (2017) of the Clonakilty Historical & Archaeological Journal. It contains 15 articles on diverse topics, including the churches of Clonakilty, the Fenian John Warren, reflection on the Great War, origins of the local Poor Law Union and much more.

Coppeen Archaeological Historical & Cultural Society's fourth journal. It contains articles on diverse topics, including the Kilmichael, Placenames of Enniskeane & Desertserges, West Cork Military Service Pensions and much more.

Coppeen Archaeological Historical & Cultural Society's first journal. It contains articles on diverse topics, including the Cahirvagliair Ringfort, Kinneigh Round Tower, West Cork Railways, Captain Francis O'Neill and much more.

Coppeen Archaeological Historical & Cultural Society's second journal. It contains articles on diverse topics, including the Castletown Evications of 1837, Butter Making in Early Ireland, Ahakeera Castle and much more.

Dunmanway Historical Society's sixth journal. It contains articles on diverse topics, including the Lettergorman Stone Circle, Dunmanway and the Great War, freedom fighter Jim Crowley and much more.

Dunmanway Historical Society's fifth journal. It contains articles on diverse topics, including the stories of members the Duffy Circus family, the archaeology of Shehy Mountain, Secondary Education and much more.

Dunmanway Historical Society's fourth journal. It contains articles on diverse topics, including the Earl Grey emigration scheme, servicemen of the Great War, Ballinacarriga Co-operative Society and much more.

Biography of Fr. James Doheny who was Parish Priest of Dunmanway, Co. Cork from 1818 to 1848. This era covered the Tithes War, the growth of the temperance movement, Catholic Emancipation, the setting up of the Poor Law workhouses, and the Great Famine.

This is the fourth volume of the Journal of the Kilbrittain Historical Society. It includes articles on Coolmain Castle, Brehon Law, local evictions during the Land League, the first part of a three part article on IRA commander Charlie Hurley, the killing of RIC man Constable Bolger, several articles on the War of Independence written by direct participants, ecclesiastical history, educational history in the area, the concluding part of the story of 'Rebel Doctor' Dorothy Stopford-Price, and a tribute to the local people who perished in the Tuskar Rock air disaster of 1968. Other items include personal histories, poetry, society trips, and superb images from local photographers.

Volume 7 of Journal of the Kilbrittain Historical Society. Items in this volume encompass a diverse range of interesting topics, such as; the second part of the history of the Leabhar Mac Carthaigh Riabbach (also known as The Book of Lismore), the son of a Kilbrittain emigrant who became John F. Kennedy's election agent and was a central figure in the Watergate scandal, part two of a study on the influential local Cumann na mBan branch, two articles on the deaths of local policemen who were from the same family, the history of Courtmacsherry House, the history of the Heard family of Coolmain Castle, and an incident during the 'tithe war' where a local rector lost his life. The journal is replete with colour images, beautiful photography and items of local interest which will appeal to all who enjoy local history.