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1800-1900

Creggan Parish 1840s

June 9, 2020January 23, 2004 by John McCullagh

Writing c.1840 as the incumbent of the Parish of Creggan (Protestant), the Rev Simon Nelson gives a remarkable insight into the ‘customs, manners, popular superstitions and amusements of the inhabitants’. 

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Fenians in Newtownhamilton

June 9, 2020January 6, 2004 by John McCullagh
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There was one recorded incident of the Fenian Rising in the Newtownhamilton area of South Armagh.  This concerned a meeting held in a public house on Newry Street in 1867.  The Fenian leader John Turley of Drumnahuncheon was there to administer the oath.  It was appropriately a fair day.

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