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- 01/01/44 (Creation)
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St. Joseph'a Retreat, Cloonamahon Collooney, Co. Sligo:: HISTORY: Typescript and carbon copy containig many interesting facts concerning Cloonamahon and its history.The O'Connor Clan, taken from The History of Sligo by T.O'Rourke: Insurection of 1841:Chronological history of the lands of Cloonamahon: short history of Meredith family: Old house and well at Cloonamahon: History of the Tweedy and O'Harte (O'Hart) families: association with the minstrel, O'Carolan, and Scotland: Cloonamahon and Markree and finally W. B. Yeats's poem entitled "The Priest of Collooney". Only a few verses of this poem are given. The complete poem, under the title of "The Ballad of Father O'Hart" (O'Harte) is to be found at the end of item located under serial no. 8127.
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Number of pages in document _ 12
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02/03/01