They were the best of times: they were the worst of times …
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They were the best of times: they were the worst of times …
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It was back in the oul’ days – about eighty or ninety years ago – and there was this chap and he needed a woman. He was about forty he’s self and a little bit past it …
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Professor Lindsay Proudfoot is responsible for the Newry entry in the otherwise wonderful reference work, The Encyclopaedia of Ireland (Gill & Macmillan 2003).
Redmond O’Hanlon had an ‘active service’ life of a mere seven years, but in that time he acquired a fearsome reputation.
In brief then, Redmond O’Hanlon’s short and violent life followed what may be viewed almost as a preordained pattern.
Oral tradition in South Armagh holds fast to the folk memory of the seventeenth century local character,
The photograph is of Thomas Martin, who was great grandfather to our esteemed readers Patrick J White (who supplied this information) and John McCaul.
It was a stifling hot day and a man collapsed in the middle of a busy intersection.