Fermoy
Mentioned in 14 documents, 17 times across the archives
Documents
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Mount Argus Archives 1900 1919
1 mention“sent to the diocesan seminary at Fermoy , where he studied his classics in preparation”
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
1 mention“A correspondent from Fermoy writes a touching letter , ask-”
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July 1915
1 mention“to us from the town of Fermoy . We have a few staunch”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVII 1936 37
1 mention“Little Company of Mary , Monument Hill , Fermoy ,”
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earlydays little flower 1945 march
1 mention“The Very Rev. Francis J. Canon Murphy, P.P., Maidenhead; The Very Rev. Walter Canon Henry, P.P., Killasser, Swinford; The Very Rev. P. J. Canon O'Dea, P.P., Kilmihil, Co. Clare; Sr. M. Joseph Thaddeus”
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school annals 1930 1940
2 mentions“Today the senior team went to Middleton to play their first league match of the year against that school. We started off at about nine O'Clock packed into the van. The journey was uneventful until we ”
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111505
1 mention“T'was over in Rathcormac, near the town of old Fermoy,”
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118835
2 mentions“Of age when Sheehan was only ten years of age when his parents died. That was in 1863. His two sisters, both older than he, and his younger brother, parentless as they were, had good friends. The two ”
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120817
1 mention“DR. DOUGLAS HYDE, first President of the Gaelic League, whose death is announced in Page 1, was, like many other great Irishmen who have left their "footprints in the sands of time," of Anglo-Irish an”
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122016
1 mention“17 23. V. 1530All those who are interested in the revival of the Irish language will hear with regret of the death of the Rev. Canon O'Leary, Parish Priest of Castlelyons, a rural district not far fro”
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123685
2 mentions“Canon Sheehan's centenary this year has received less celebration than it deserved; and these tributes to him in the Capuchin Annual help to supply what is wanted. Several of them are essays submitted”
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124147
1 mention“The American chaplains, all wearing the uniform of the American armed forces, were: Father Gready, whose people came from Roscommon and Sligo; Rev. R. Meade, who was born in Fiddown, Co. Kilkenny; Rev”
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125031
1 mention“in Middleton, Fermoy and numerous other towns told its own story.”
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134920
1 mention“HE remains of the once celebrated priory of St. Peter and St. Paul, usually styled Selskar, are situated near the west gate of Wexford. It was founded about the year 1190, by the Roches, lords of Ferm”