Dunmanway, West Cork, Shuldham Pedrigree from Genealogical Office, Dublin, commencing with marriage of 1713 between Edmund Shuldham, Crown Solicitor to Mary McCarthy Spannigh.

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Dunmanway, West Cork, Shuldham Pedrigree from Genealogical Office, Dublin, commencing with marriage of 1713 between Edmund Shuldham, Crown Solicitor to Mary McCarthy Spannigh.

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Maps 1801-1803, Shuldham (McCarthy) Estate 10,000 acres Dunmanway, Co. Cork

Minority from Corke Journal January 1758.

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Spoken Irish in Cork City from 1610.

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Spoken Irish in Cork City from 1610.

Courtesy JCHAS, 1944

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Durrus:

Additional Irish words collected by Sarah Dukelow, of Clasdadoo and Sea Lodge in Durrus, West Cork, in the 1930s.

Coomhola and Borlin Valleys:

Irish words and phrases from the Coomola and Bolin Valeys, Bantry, West Cork and interview with ‘Tadhg Meirseach’ translated from Irish, The Whiteboys, The Famine, Faction Fighting, Eating Roast Blackbirds, Doing the Rounds in Gougane, Eating Rye Bread.

Skibbereen/Bantry (may have been collected by Canon Goodman):

Irish Words in use 1930s Cork English and list of Irish phrases 19th century possibly Skibbereen/Bantry

Gaeilge i Measc an Bhéarla, Irish in English Skibbereen area.


Dunmanway:

Words in Irish from Dunmanway, West Cork from Flor Crowley N.T. (National Teacher), Behigullane, Dunmanway. .

Ruins Skeam Island Church, Aughadown, West Cork

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Ruins Skeam Island Church, Aughadown, West Cork

The P O’Keeffe referred to is Bantry Businessman and Antiquarian Paddy O’Keeffe whose family still own many businesses in the town. B. O’Regan, is Bernard O’Regan whose family owned a chain of creameries before they were taken over and he lived in Aughadown he was a noted historian. Fahy may have been a Lecturer in Archaeology in UCC.

Courtesy JCHAS 1962.

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