M004.25.00037

1965

Informants: Gate pillars at entrance to the home of the late Tom Dunne, Dromintee, storyteller. House now closed [in 1965].

M004.25.00039

1965

Informants: Hugh O'Hare, Clonlum, Killeavy Parish.

M004.25.00040

1965

Informants: Hugh O'Hare, Clonlum, Killeavy Parish.

M004.25.00044

1969

Informants: Mary Alice Morgan (née Morgan), Arthur Morgan (aged 94), Ballinamona, Dromintee Parish, Newry.

M004.25.00047

1969

Informants: Arthur Morgan and his wife, Mary Alice Morgan (née Morgan), Ballinamona, Dromintee Parish, Newry.

M004.25.00048

1969

Informants: Arthur Morgan and his wife, Mary Alice Morgan (née Morgan), Ballinamona, Dromintee Parish, Newry.

M004.25.00050

1939

Informants: Bean agus cailín óg.

M004.25.00051

1939

Informants: Three people.

M004.25.00052

1939

Informants: A group of botanists?

M004.25.00053

1939

Informants: Unidentified woman.

M004.25.00054

1939

Informants: Unidentified man.

M004.25.00055

1939

Informants: Man and Woman.

M004.25.00056

1965

'The Milestone Quinn', (Michael Quinn), Ballinamaddy, Dromintee Newry. Died, March 1966. A noted local man referred to in data and diaries of [Michael J. Murphy]; Called 'Milestone' because the public-house of Quinn's in Newry is known as 'The Milestone'. Buried in Dromintee cemetary.

M004.25.00057

1965

'The Milestone Quinn', (Michael Quinn), Ballinamaddy, Dromintee Newry. Died, March 1966. A noted local man referred to in data and diaries of [Michael J. Murphy]; Called 'Milestone' because the public-house of Quinn's in Newry is known as 'The Milestone'. Buried in Dromintee cemetary.

M004.25.00060

Informants, Ulster: 'The Milestone Quinn', Died, March 1966. Buried in Dromintee.

M004.25.00061

Informants, Ulster: 'The Milestone Quinn', Died, March 1966. Buried in Dromintee.

M004.25.00062

Informants, Ulster: 'The Milestone Quinn', Died, March 1966. Buried in Dromintee.

M004.25.00063

Informants, Ulster: 'The Milestone Quinn', Died, March 1966. Buried in Dromintee.

M004.25.00068

1947

Taken when we lived in Mick Dinny's (Murphy) by Ellen Ettlinger, February 1947. Patrick sitting on stone to one side of door, a common feature in houses then. I [Michael J. Murphy] am holding Michael.