Tag: innisrush

Five months ago, in early November 2020, I decided to look more at the British government's excellent 1876 publication: Owners of land of One Acre and Upward, Ireland Return.  This publication...

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...

It will be 57 years ago this forthcoming weekend since the awful events in Dealey Plaza.  My parents said they were at a guest-tea (correct spelling?) in Innisrush Church Hall, on Friday 22nd...

When it comes to tracing old family names in a region, it's always nice to find a new unexpected source of information. A few months ago, while perusing old newspapers, I discovered this...

Here's an old wartime photograph, of Innisrush Primary School, during the 1940-1941 academic year.  This took a fair bit of work in photoshop. STUDENT NAMES For the purposes of google and the...

Innisrush Foot Bridge was built around 1900 or shortly there after. It was first proposed at a Magherafelt Rural District Council meeting on 28th July 1899.