A Story in Connection with the Battle of Athenry

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Micheáil Ó Ghíonnain, Philomena Ní Ghíonnain

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Athenry Abbey

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Maisie Hahesy, Rosie Scully

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History of the Dominican Abbey Athenry

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Peggy Reilly

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A Story

“There was a man coming from Athenry one night very late.”

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Mrs Mannin, Peggy Moran

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Story

“There was once a man coming from Athenry.”

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Bridget Fordham, Daniel Fordham

Athenry, Co. Galway

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An Old Story

“There was an old man and his wife going to the fair of Athenry one day selling a cow.”

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Martin Burke, Robert Gardiner

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A Story

“Once two boys from Carnakelly were going to Athenry and it was late at night.”

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Maureen Connolly, Nora Murphy

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The Abbey of Athenry

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Teresa Burke, Timothy Burke

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“There once was a man living near Athenry and he was very poor...”

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Annie Burke, Mrs Daly

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“About fifty years ago a man named Mr John O'Connor who lived just outside Athenry ran after a carriage which was carrying Mr Richardson the landlord of Tyaquin to Galway.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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Landlords

“The Blakes were the landlords of Athenry at one time.”

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Matthew Synott

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“Near Belleville, Athenry there buried a man who had a good cow.”

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John Moloney, Thomas Fanning

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