School: Árd na Giuíse (Firmount), Donaghmore (roll number 1692)
- Location:
- Firmount, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Seán Ó Heádhra
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- (continued from previous page)With those brave boys and true
Who stood beside him in the fight
And died for Ireland too
And thro' the years that yet shall come
His memory shall remain
As one who died to make our land
A Nation once again
L.D.B.
Donaghmore
March 1922Supplied byJohn Murphy 66yrs
St Lachteen's,
Doyle Road
Cork.
- Priests & Parsons of Donoughmore.
Catholic Contemporary Protestant
Morgan O’Brien PP-Donoughmore. Joe Rogerson Colter Parson. Appointed 30th Oct 1841 (per mortem Kenny (Brady) Died 4th Feb 1868. Ordained 1815. Musical – invented an instrument called Basso’ Hibernicon. Buried Carrigtwohill
Both of these loom large in local history
Canon Lane P.P. He built Fornaught House. Canon Pope P.P. Canon Barry P.P. Canon Burton P.P. Michael J Coughlan P.P. Martin Quinlent P.P.
Rev. Quarry (1809-1899) 90 yrs. Appointed here in 1868. In 1899 on his death, D’more Protestant parish united to Garracloyne. His ghost is reputed to haunt the Parochial House.
