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dunboyne folklore

  • 18-09-2008 11:39PM
    #1
    parnellie
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    hi everyone.
    i have to do several projects and assignment concerning the local history and folklore of dunboyne county meath. i have found very little on the internet. So if anyone out there knows and old stories or where i could access such information could you kindly let me know im at a bit of a loose end her and i willl beg:o


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  • #2
    Victor
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    Moved from Third-Level Accommodation.


  • #3
    Macers
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    parnellie wrote: »
    hi everyone.
    i have to do several projects and assignment concerning the local history and folklore of dunboyne county meath. i have found very little on the internet. So if anyone out there knows and old stories or where i could access such information could you kindly let me know im at a bit of a loose end her and i willl beg:o

    There was a DUnboyne history book released - it must be about 10 years ago now - some great folkore stuff in that if you get your hands on it...


  • #4
    parnellie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 30 ✭parnellie


    Macers wrote: »
    There was a DUnboyne history book released - it must be about 10 years ago now - some great folkore stuff in that if you get your hands on it...

    Don't suppose you have any notion what its called do you???:o


  • #5
    Macers
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    parnellie wrote: »
    Don't suppose you have any notion what its called do you???:o

    Haven't forgotten about you - trying to dig it up at home


  • #6
    marco murphy
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    Doing Heritage Studies in the college are you :d


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  • #7
    Gaelscoil RT
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    parnellie wrote: »
    Don't suppose you have any notion what its called do you???:o

    The book you're looking for is called Dunboyne, Kilbride and Clonee: A Picture of the Past, which was published in 1993 by the Old Dunboyne Society. An additional supplement to the original publication was published in 1996, called The Dunboyne Historical Journal. They'd both be available in Dunboyne Library, or in any Meath Library.


  • #8
    parnellie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 30 ✭parnellie


    Perestroika wrote: »
    Doing Heritage Studies in the college are you :d
    Yeah its a part of a fetac course im doing in dunboyne college of further education... i like it .... pain in the arse to get to if your a poor motorless student itll b wirth it if im a teacher one day;)


  • #9
    parnellie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 30 ✭parnellie


    Gaelscoil RT wrote: »
    The book you're looking for is called Dunboyne, Kilbride and Clonee: A Picture of the Past, which was published in 1993 by the Old Dunboyne Society. An additional supplement to the original publication was published in 1996, called The Dunboyne Historical Journal. They'd both be available in Dunboyne Library, or in any Meath Library.
    Thanks a million :D:D:D:D:D


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