Lixnaw Monument

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Michael Lynch

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Gold in Lixnaw

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Denis Mulvihill

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“Long ago there was a family living near Lixnaw.”

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Kitty Barry, Michael Daily

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“Paddy Shanahan was coming home from Lixnaw with a horse and car as he passed a fort his horse stopped and would not go for him.”

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John Shanahan, Mary Shanahan

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An Old Story

“At one time a man by the name of John Healy was putting in panes of glass in the Lixnaw Convent....”

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Seán D. Ó Loinsigh

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“A certain farmer in Lixnaw had no luck with butter.”

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Tom Daly

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“John Lyons (deceased) of Ballyhorgan, Lixnaw, went out one night torching up Gentleman's Avenue, Ballyhorgan ...”

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Mrs Norah Costello

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“My father knows a man in the Lixnaw parish who had his coffin made for twenty years, and died a few years ago.”

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Lixnaw

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Maureen Dore

Lixnaw, Co. Kerry

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Lixnaw

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Mary Brosnan

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“There is a monument situated at the east side of the village of Lixnaw.”

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Joe Silles

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Legends of the Lords of Lixnaw

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“About the year 1800 Father John O'Halloran was parish priest of Lixnaw.”

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“There was born at Ballintogher about a mile to the east of Lixnaw village a child who was named John Barns, afterwards known as Shown Barns.”

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The Earls of Lixnaw and The Old Court

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Mr Michael O' Connell

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“One day two or three girls went from Baltovin to the Lixnaw races...”

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Mrs Griffin, Nora Mc Grath

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“The parish priest of Lixnaw, all his butter was carried with pishogues.”

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Mrs Ellen Woulfe

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