Darkley Dearclaigh
Cullyhanna Coilleach Eanach
Mullaghbane An Mullagh Bane
Creggan An Creag
Newry Journal
Community, History and Culture from Newry, Ireland
Darkley Dearclaigh
Cullyhanna Coilleach Eanach
Mullaghbane An Mullagh Bane
Creggan An Creag
Since man first turned the soil with his crude spade, revolutionary changes have merged into a progress which has created… Read more…
Maybe the Laziness’ll lave ye!
'Finn was out walking on the top of Slieve Gullion one time when he met a lovely young woman grieving… Read more…
Harl o’ bones wi’ no gumption!
'The very childer used till be afeared till daunder on the hill in the heel of the evenin'. An' no… Read more…
Paddy and Bridget lived in a cottage high up on the far side of Slew Gullion and had few visitors.… Read more…
Lisbanemore was a cashel [rock fort] in Killeen on the eastern extremity of the Ring of Gullion. The following rambling… Read more…
