Article from the Grange Parish Book suggested for reading this week (week 40)
Nora Hourigan (1927 - 2015) This week's (week 40) book article suggested for reading is a tribute to Nora Hourigan (The Old Road, Lower...
Article from the Grange Parish Book suggested for reading this week (week 39)
The O'Keeffe Family of Grange In his most interesting book article, David (Dai) O'Keeffe of Upper Grange charted the history of the...
Article from the Grange Parish Book suggested for reading this week (week 38)
Bishop Patrick O'Neill (Bishop of Limerick 1945 - 1958) The book article on Bishop Patrick O'Neill was written by Mike Barry. Mike had...
Article from the Grange Parish Book suggested for reading this week (week 37)
It's a Long Way from Grange - by Michael Barry From Grange to New York - an Interview with Joe Hourigan This week (week 37) we feature...
Article from the Grange Parish Book suggested for reading this week (week 36)
Folklore Collection 1988-1989 The Lough Gur & District Historical Society Journal, No 7 (1991) was a “Special Folklore Edition”. As...
Article from the Grange Parish Book suggested for reading this week (week 35)
The National Folklore Collection - Grange National School The suggested book article for reading last week (week 34) was Thomas Lynch, NT...
Article from the Grange Parish Book suggested for reading this week (week 34)
Thomas Lynch, NT - Folklorist This week's (week 34) featured book article is about is about Thomas Lynch, National Teacher at Grange...
Article from the Grange Book suggested for reading this week (week 33)
Running is a Part of My Life In Ireland, there is a very long-standing identity with sport, in its many manifestations. Sporting...
Ellen Fitzgerald, New Line, Lower Grange - Read Her Story!
Some time ago, while browsing a Facebook website called Vanishing Ireland, where people post old photographs and stories about people and...
Article from the Grange Book suggested for reading this week (week 32)
Sr Labore Sheahan - My Sister Nellie The Sheahan family of Holycross, in the parish of Grange, is well known locally and, indeed, much...
