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UGA P/P120/1/5 · Sub-series
Part of Personal

Series of index cards describing each of the townlands within the Civil Parish of Ballindoon, [Baile an Dúine], which corresponds with the Roman Catholic Parishes of Clifden and Ballyconneely. St. Flannan of the noble Tuamonian blood is patron of this parish, and his festival of 18th December is kept here.

Ballindoon Parish List
UGA P/P120/1/13/1 · Item
Part of Personal

Overview list of the following townlands within the Civil Parish of Ballindoon. Cards include an Irish and English language rendition of each of the placenames. The following townlands are included.

Ailebrack [An Aill Bhreac], Ardagh [Ardach], Ballinaboy [Béal átha na Bá], Ballinaleama [Baile na Léime], Ballyconneelly [Baile Conaola], Beaghcaumeen [Beitheach Cháinín], Boolagare [An Bhuaile Ghéar], Bunowen Beg [Bun Abhann Beag], Callow [An Caladh], Creggoduff [Creig an Duibh], Curhownagh [Corrthamhnach], Derryeighter [Doire Íochtair], Derrigimlagh [Deirgimleach], Dolan [An Dólainn], Doothulla [Dumhaigh Shalach], Doonloughan [Dún Locháin], Drimmeen [An Droimín], Drinagh [Draighneach], Emlagharan [Imleach árann], Emlaghmore [Imleach mór], Foorglass [Fothair Ghlas], Keerhaun More [An Caorán Mór], Keerhaun North [An Caoran Thuaidh], Keerhaun South [An Caorán Theas], Knoc [An Cnoc], Leaghcarrick [An Liathcharraig], Lehid [Leithead], Mannin Beg [Manainn Bheag], Mannin More [Manainn Mór], Maum [An Mám], Munga [Na Monga], Pollrevagh [An Poll Riabhach], Shannanagower [Seanadh na nGabhar], Silverhill [Cnoc an Airgid], Slieveburke [Sliabh Búrca], and Truska [Troscaigh].

Ballingaddy, Co. Mayo.
UGA P/P133/5/2/3/10 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

File includes black and white photographic prints of an ornate carved chest. MS note on reverse of images note "Cófra mór, Kirwan's Garden Field House, connecting The Races/Castlebar. Lord Cornwallis. The bridge of Ballygaddy." Also includes shot of the bridge and TS article by D.J. Murphy entitled "Tuam and 'The Year of the French'".

UGA P/P133/5/2/7/1 · Item · [196-]-[1995]
Part of Personal

File includes a TS report by Etienne Rynne on excavations at Ballingarry Down (near Knocklong-Ballylanders) Co. Limerick. Also undated letter to Rynne from the Hunt Museum, Limerick attached with a list of items of possible interest within the museum holdings to postgraduate archaeology students at UCG (NUIG).

UGA P/P164/4/89 · Container · 13/02/2004-02/04/2004
Part of Personal

CD-RW (copied October 2004) containing:
-51 photographs of archaeological excavations (13 February 2004 - 18 February 2004);
-Materials pertaining to Casey's inspection of a property in Ballinphuill, Corofin, County Galway where the owner proposed to build a house. Casey found no clear evidence of archaeological sites that would be disturbed by the development, but notes the remains of a stone cashel/burial ground and a traces of a deserted village on adjacent properties. Includes photographs of the site and cashel, plus the completed report (see P164/1/1/35 for a physical copy, 27 February 2004 - 3 March 2004, 15 files);
-Photograph of an unidentified farm house in winter (27 February 2004);
-Materials pertaining to Casey's inspection of a property in Murrooghtoohy South, Fanore, Co. Clare, including photographs of the site, two completed site reports (see also P164/1/1/29), and an invoice to the developer (10 March 2004 – 2 April 2004, 17 files).

Ballintoy Port, Antrim
UGA P/P164/2/3/5/28 · SubFile · 2001
Part of Personal

4 aerial photographs of Ballintoy Point and Ballintoy Harbour, County Antrim.

UGA P/P36 · Collection · [196-]-[197-]
Part of Personal

Collection of Fr P Egan relating to the restoration of Ballintubber Abbey in the 1960s. The collection consists of photographs, correspondence, research work and newspaper cuttings relating to the restoration and running of the Abbey.

Ballybofey
UGA P/P86/2/21 · Item · 1976
Part of Personal

Colour photograph taken in Ballybofey, County Donegal, showing John Doherty, Sean Flanagan, Josie Keegan and Joe Burke, with a young Dermot Byrne in the foreground.