Dundrum - Earl Maud

CBÉS 0519

John Ryan, Sheila Ryan

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“When Uauds the landlord was in the towns land of Dundrum. ...”

CBÉS 0552

Mr Thomas English, Seán English

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Maud of Dundrum Hall

CBÉS 0556

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The Maudes of Dundrum

CBÉS 0577

Madgie Cooney, Mr W. O' Dwyer

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“Great Damer supposed to be one of the last of the Norse lived in Dundrum Co. Tipperary.”

CBÉS 0578

Miss M. Mc Grath, Nancy Bushby

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“Some years ago a woman who had two beautiful children lived near Dundrum.”

CBÉS 0579

John Hayes, Mrs Ryan

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“Over half a century ago there lived a woman in Bishops Wood not very far from Dundrum.”

CBÉS 0579

Mrs Withero, Paddy Withero

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“A local man named Jeremiah Carmody of Cappamurragh, Dundrum who us now dead R.I.P. was coming from a public house one moonlight night and lost his way.”

CBÉS 0581

Thomas Butler

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Dundrum National School

CBÉS 0582

Irene Jackson, Mrs Jackson

Dún Droma, Co. Thiobraid Árann

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The Old Dundrum Mill

CBÉS 0582

Robert Graves

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Dundrum

CBÉS 0582

Tom Carter

Gort an Rois Íochtarach, Co. Thiobraid Árann

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Historical Tradition - Dundrum

CBÉS 0583

Josephine Ryan, Mrs Ryan

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“Long ago in 1649 when Cromwell invaded Dundrum the Dwyers of Kilnamanagh would give no surrender to him.”

CBÉS 0583

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“Two men were going to a fair in Tipperary one morning by Dundrum.”

CBÉS 0583

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“According to Seán Kavanagh, an elderly resident, and the representative of the longest established family in Dundrum (he calculates that they are here for over 400 hundred years) there was a tradition that there was a church built in the present Churchtow”

CBÉS 0797

Andrew T. Walsh

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Local Ruins - Dundrum Castle

CBÉS 0797

Angela Mason

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