ALLEN - THE TOWER ON THE HILL OF ALLEN
Posted on August 29, 2007
An interesting article on the Tower of Allen by Eileen Ryan from the Leinster Leader of 1963. $MTEntryExcerpt$>more
A transcript of Rev. M. Comerford's 1883 History of the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, relating to the R.C. Parish of Allen.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreIn anticipation of the newly commissioned inventory of Industrial Heritage of Co. Kildare as part of the ongoing work of the Co. Kildare Heritage Plan we will include some notable 'industrial' references on the EHistory site. The Co. Kildare Archaeological Society, Local History Groups and interested individuals with information on the more unique aspects of the industrial heritage of the County should contact the Local Studies Dept. of the Co. Library or the County Heritage Officer.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreAn extract from the Leinster Leader showing a report from the British Medical Journal on the Workhouse Infirmary in the town of Athy, 1896.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA description of the town of Athy, along with places of worship, public institutions and conveyances serving the area.
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A transcript of Rev. M. Comerford's 1883 History of the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, relating to the R.C. Parish of Balyna.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA transcript of Rev. M. Comerford's 1883 History of the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, relating to the R.C. Parish of Carbury.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA description of the towns of Celbridge, Leixlip, Lucan and Neighbourhoods, along with places of worship, public institutions and conveyances serving the area.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA transcript of Rev. M. Comerford's 1883 History of the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, relating to the R.C. Parish of Clane.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>morePaper delivered By Guy Williams as the 2007 Hayden Lecture, to Cill Dara Historical Society, Kildare Town’s local History Group, on Wednesday 4th July 2007. Thanks to Guy for a copy and for allowing us to post it on the web.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreTo commemorate St. Brigid's Day, 1st February, we reproduce a poem by Paddy McCormack of Kildare Town which appeared in the Leinster Leader in 1941.
A history of the Roman Catholic Parish of Kill by Rev. Comerford.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA Chronology of Leixlip 1731 - 1749 AD compiled by John Colgan. Our thanks to John.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA continuation of a chronology of Leixlip from 1781 to 1799 by John Colgan. Our thanks to John
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA continuation of a chronology of Leixlip from 1800 to 1835 by John Colgan. Our thanks to John
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A continuation of a chronology of Leixlip from 1836-1849 by John Colgan. Our thanks to John
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreLeinster Leader article on the destruction of Palmerstown House during the Civil War. The court case for compensation involving Palmerstown House is also available on EHistory - entitled 'The Burning of Palmerstown House.'
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreAn article from the Kildare Observer detailing the successes of the fledgling lace industry in the early 20th Century
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA transcript of Rev. M. Comerford's 1883 History of the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, relating to the R.C. Parish of Monasterevin
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreDescription of Naas in 1846 from Slater's Trade Directory
$MTEntryExcerpt$>more2006 marks the 90th anniversary of the 1916 Rising and this article on Sean Connolly by Brian McCabe explores a little known connection with Co. Kildare.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA description of the town of Rathangan, along with places of worship, public institutions and conveyances serving the area.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreJohn McKenna will launch the Annals of Ballitore, by Mary Leadbeater on behalf of Kildare Library and Arts Service at the Athy Heritage Museum on Tuesday March 31 at 8pm. In conjunction with this event here is an account of the final illness of Mary Leadbeater written by her nephew and friend, Theadore Eugene Suliot.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreA history of the Roman Catholic Parish of SUNCROFT by Rev. Comerford, from Collections relating to the Dioceses of Kildare and Leighlin published in 1883.
$MTEntryExcerpt$>moreThe first part of an investigation into the Caragh Orphanage Case by Andrew Wynne
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