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Capall Mór Sculpture | Clonkeen, Co Kerry
Sculpture of a rearing Irish War horse, accoutered with a helmet featuring a unicorn horn, typical of the war horses used by the Celtic chiefs during their battles. There are broken chains around its front legs, signifying freedom. It is famous for The Sculpture Road to Killarney where the internationally respected sculptor, Tighe O’Donoghue of Glenflesk and his son, Eoghan, were commissioned to…
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Once there was a man who used to ramble to Clonkeen. One night as he was coming home he heard noise behind him. He looked round to see what it was. What was it but a pig roaring behind him. (He looked around to see what it was) He ran as hard as he was able but the pig kept up to him. He passed an ash tree. He looked round again but the pig was after him still. Then the pig let an awful roar and the man looked behind again. He saw a big ball of fire in the ash tree. He came home and lit a candle and the moment he saw the light he fell in a dead faint on the floor. The ball of fire is often seen still in that ash tree.
- The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0743, Page 163.
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Well done to the St.Michael’s Junior Hurlers who beat Clonkeen College in the plate semi final at a score of 8/19 to 5 points. Best of luck to the lads in the final.
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New Blog Post: Clonkeen Church, Co. Limerick. This beautiful little Romanesque Church is tucked away in a small graveyard between Annacotty and Murroe.
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Legal action threat as Clonkeen pitch row deadline nears http://www.herald.ie/news/legal-action-threat-as-clonkeen-pitch-row-deadline-nears-35887743.html?utm_source=contentstudio&utm_medium=referral #OutsourcingPhilippines #LegalProcessOutsourcing
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Legal action threat as Clonkeen pitch row deadline nears http://www.herald.ie/news/legal-action-threat-as-clonkeen-pitch-row-deadline-nears-35887743.html?utm_source=contentstudio&utm_medium=referral #OutsourcingPhilippines #LegalProcessOutsourcing
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Friday mystery object #311
Dwelling in the stygian gloom of a flooded mine, we call it the Clonteen snot, but what is it?
This week I have a real mystery object for you, which came in as an enquiry from the bottom of a mine in Ireland that was flooded to the roof with freshwater. It’s earned itself the delightful name of the ‘Clonkeen snot’ thanks to its appearance and texture:
If you click on the image, it will open a large version so you can have a really good look at the fascinating gunk that was fished from the…
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Capall Mór Sculpture | Clonkeen, Co Kerry
Capall Mór Sculpture | Clonkeen, Co Kerry
Sculpture of a rearing Irish War horse, accoutered with a helmet featuring a unicorn horn, typical of the war horses used by the Celtic chiefs during their battles. There are broken chains around its front legs, signifying freedom. It is famous for The Sculpture Road to Killarney where the internationally respected sculptor, Tighe O’Donoghue of Glenflesk and his son, Eoghan, were commissioned to…
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Capall Mór Sculpture | Clonkeen, Co Kerry
Capall Mór Sculpture | Clonkeen, Co Kerry
Sculpture of a rearing Irish War horse, accoutered with a helmet featuring a unicorn horn, typical of the war horses used by the Celtic chiefs during their battles. There are broken chains around its front legs, signifying freedom. It is famous for The Sculpture Road to Killarney where the internationally respected sculptor, Tighe O’Donoghue of Glenflesk and his son, Eoghan, were commissioned to…
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Christ Church Cathedral
In the fourteenth-century Dublin was a small walled city with perhaps 10,000 inhabitants. At this time Grangegorman functioned as one of three home farms, the others being Glasnevin, and Clonken or Clonkene (now known as Deansgrange), which served to meet the expenditure of the Prior of the Augustininan Priory at The Church of the Holy Trinity. The Canons of this priory served The Church of the Holy Trinity, which was the State Church until the dissolution of the monasteries in the sixteenth-century when it was re-established as Christ Church Cathedral.
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