***Full text transcript of talk to be included here soon***
Billy O'Brien delivering the talk -
" Togher History - An Introduction "
" Togher History - An Introduction "
Viewing of Togher History Slideshow
From Left clockwise : Karen Flanagan Fahy ,
Eamonn Pearse , Ian Harrington and Daughter ,
Jim Fahy , Eoin Desmond , Dan O'Riordan ,
Pat O'Rourke , Mary O'Riordan and Billy O'Brien.
Also present but not in photo : Fergal Dennehy -
Community Secretary Togher C. C.
and Eddie Lyons - Editor Bishopstown News
From Left clockwise : Karen Flanagan Fahy ,
Eamonn Pearse , Ian Harrington and Daughter ,
Jim Fahy , Eoin Desmond , Dan O'Riordan ,
Pat O'Rourke , Mary O'Riordan and Billy O'Brien.
Also present but not in photo : Fergal Dennehy -
Community Secretary Togher C. C.
and Eddie Lyons - Editor Bishopstown News
The first slideshow documenting Togher's past and comparing it
to its present. Many thanks to the Earlwood Facebook group
for some fantastic photos and to everybody who contributed.
These are the Photos which were on display at the Blog's Open Day. Many are quite rare and would not have been seen before. Quite a few appeared in the slideshow video. And the Blog is frequently unearthing even more lost gems and forgotten nuggets.
O'Bannion's house on the right and Long's house on the left
Togher Road 15-10-1961 near Rose Lawn
Togher Road 15-10-1961
Trees at the Entrance to Ardmanning House
Old House ( Kerry Yard )
House demolished and new houses under construction
Togher Road Sept 1968
original Ardmanning Cottages ( demolished 1970 ) near Rose Lawn on left
and Hosfords Farm on right
Start of Summerstown Lane
from Togher Road Sept 1968
The Cutting Cottages on the western side
of the road just south of the railway bridge. Sept 1968
Deanrock Bar and Togher Railway Bridge 1969
The end for Togher Railway Bridge
Of course many many more photographs were on show that day and this is but a small selection. The blog will feature heavily with more images from yesteryear in subsequent posts. As always , anybody reading this post is reminded that old photographs of Togher are always highly sought after for inclusion to flesh out various future articles.
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