Northern Ireland, bringing history to life
Apologies for the delay in responding to recent emails and those who have been in touch via the website's contact form. It's been 8 days or so here, without laptop access to the internet. Windows 10 …
Continue Reading about Old Ulster Voices and a Golden Wedding Anniversary
The Irish are well known for always talking about the weather. This is hardly that surprising given that we have as many as five different competing weather systems, that can give us four seasons in …
Continue Reading about March – in like a lion out like a lamb
Just a quick mention, before getting started. To keep everyone abreast of the latest developments at One Irish Rover, plus links to lots more comments, I have added a new page to the top menu, to …
Continue Reading about William Marshall poem – Living in Drumlister
Ken Wells, from Maryland, in the USA, would love to get more information on the Taylor part of his family tree in Cullybackey. The Taylors are buried in the Craigs churchyard just outside the …
My father, Richard Mulholland, died some years ago. In recent years, two of his siblings have also passed on. There is now only one left. Sammy Mulholland, who lives at the top of Portglenone, …
Early last year, Trudger came upon a very early reference to Cullybackey in an old book, The Life of a Scottish Probationer: Being a Memoir of Thomas Davidson, with His Poems and Extracts from His …
Continue Reading about 1865 – Thomas Davidson Remembers his Time in Cullybackey
