Northern Ireland, bringing history to life
The Church of Ireland in Kilrea - St Patricks - is sometimes referred to as Kilrea Parish Church. It is a beautiful church, with a fascinating history. It has historically been linked to the other two …
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Father John Cassidy, who was the parish priest of Ahoghill and Portglenone, bought in 1779 from Charles Hamilton a small section of ground. The Aughnahoy church was built in 1782 and would serve the …
Drimbolg church, or meeting house as it is commonly referred to, was built in 1837. It is situated a few hundred yards from the village of Tamlaght. In tracing the origins of this historic …
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A Trade That Would Not Lie Down In the 1700s and 1800s, Britain's anatomists laboured under a problem that no amount of learning could solve: there were simply not enough dead people to go round. …
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New Banner Dedicated at service Tamlaght O'Crilly Upper Church Sir Knights from Coleraine and Ballymena and from the R.B.P. Districts in South Derry attended the annual church service of the Tamlaght …
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Tamlaght Lower Church Vestry Meetings - 1885 to 1940 This page recalls the vestry meetings at Tamlaght O'Crilly Lower Church of Ireland - near Innisrush - between 1885 and 1940. Vestry Meetings …
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