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Courtesy Bandon Historical Journal.

Mills Co. Cork and Ancient Water Mills.

Courtesy Book by William E Hogg, 1997.

‘Rounds’ of Gougán Barra, West Cork, burial place of St. Finbarr died 623 AD founder Cork City, with hermitage and Stations of the Cross in Old Irish, Place of Pilgrimage 25th September and Memorial to Poet Jeremiah Joseph Callanan collector of West Cork songs and legends, 1795 died Lisbon 1829

Callanan:

http://www.ricorso.net/rx/az-data/authors/c/Callanan_JJ/life.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremiah_Joseph_Callanan

French Landing in Bantry Bay Picture from London Printing and Pubishing Company c 1790.

Antiquities of the Bantry, Muintervara area West Cork including Coomhola, Borlin, Colomane Scart, Adrigole Glengariff and Kilnarune Stone by Michael Carroll.

Antiquities of the Bantry, Muintervara area West Cork including Coomhola, Borlin, Colomane and Kilnarune Stone by Michael Carroll.

The late Michael Carroll produced this maybe 15 years ago. He was a local historian the author of books and articles adn had a bookshop in Bnatry. His family had long been involved in Maritime matters at one stage they ran a fleet of Sand Boats in Bantry Bay.

His text in not always accurate for example he refers to the Mill and large house at the end of Dunmanus Bay as belonging to French Huguenots. This is not so, it belonged dto the Evansons who were Cromwellian, there are other reference to Danish influences which is conjectural.

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/kilcoe-church-west-cork-built-by-father-jimmy-osullivan-1905-with-glass-by-sarah-purser-a-e-childs-an-tur-gloine-and-harry-clarke-stained-glass-limited/

Stained glass including Tower of Glass (An Túr Gloinne) 1908 designed by A. E. Childs managed by Sarah Purser and Harry Clarke Studios commissioned by Father Jimmy O’Sullivan, Pastor of Kilcoe and Lisheen Parish, West Cork, born Shannonvale, Clonakilty 1841, ordained Louvain Belgium 1870 died 1926.

Townlands of Kilcoe:

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2014/03/18/townlands-of-kilcoe-ballydehob-and-mizen-west-cork/

Harry Clarke windows Castletownsend:

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2014/05/21/harry-clarke-windows-st-barrahanes-church-castletownsend-west-cork-with-floor-mosaics-designed-by-violet-martin/

Genealogical map of Ireland published by Bryan Geraghty, Anglesea Street, Dublin, 1846

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Breeny+Beg,+Co.+Cork/@51.7464393,-9.3842634,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x48450ec446117315:0x2600c7a819c737c2

Discovery of Ancient Brewery, at Breenybeg, Kealkil, West Cork, 1843

Sale of Estate of William O’Donovan decd. by Landed Estate Court in Muintervara, with some leases listed, West Cork

some tenancies listed

Forcible collection of Tithes, Durrus, West Cork, 1820s