James Doherty tweeting on smuggling in Ireland 1750-1850 and Dark History.
Waterford, Ireland
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Lads can i ask why the seat reservation system seems to be out of action so much lately. Used to be fairly reliable , it seems every second day now
@RailUsersIe – at Ireland
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Join us for our last outing of the season at Waterford Suir Valley Railway this Thursday at 6.30pm
@WaterfordLibs @tracy_mceneaney @clionampurcell @Russ_Parsons1 @tidesntales @IrishSmuggling
Don would their be merit in the Air Corps getting one or two multipurpose heavy lift helps. Could carry larger bambi buckets for fire and preform other roles for army
@donlav – at Ireland
Barry you might know the answer to this , if I wanted to make a small run of replica brass buttons for a uniform is there a company you know of ?
@86thLeinster – at Ireland
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This month's lecture on Friday 29/05
Thomas Badnedge and his world by Donnie O'Brien
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Discover the meaning behind the early medieval carved stones of SE Ireland with Dr Kate Colbert this Friday 24/04
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Join us for a leap through the centuries - 8 centuries in 8 objects associated with the Irish Dominican Friars on Friday 27/02 8pm @waterfordmuseum @tracy_mceneaney @WaterfordLibs @IrishSmuggling @tidesntales @Russ_Parsons1 @jameseogan @clionampurcell
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Our first lecture of 2026 will be delivered by Dr Pat McCarthy on Friday 30th January.
@IrishSmuggling @waterfordmuseum @tidesntales @Russ_Parsons1 @WaterfordLibs @tracy_mceneaney @jameseogan
Hi all , I don't post much on twitter anymore but im sharing a petition calling for improved rail services in the morning out of Dublin heading to Carlow ,KK and Waterford. Please sign and share my.uplift.ie/petitions/early…
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Our last lecture of the year ! Friday 28/11 on the wondrous exhibitions of Georgian Ireland by Dr Alison FitzGerald @tidesntales @IrishSmuggling @Russ_Parsons1 @clionampurcell @jameseogan @tracy_mceneaney @waterfordmuseum
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#Waterford graves, Waterford families: following our outing last June John Tierney will tell us more about the recording of graves from low-tech to A @WaterfordLibs @historicgraves @tidesntales @Mb58736599 @waterfordmuseum @tracy_mceneaney @jameseogan @IrishSmuggling
Hi all , for those left on twitter I'll be hosting this free event today at St Patricks church in the city . Starting at 3.30 pm . Without Wadding we probably wouldn't have a St Patricks day
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'Cursing and swearing much...disguised in men’s clothing, each armed with a machete and pistol'. #OTD 1720 Anne Bonney (Bonny) & Mary Reade were tried for piracy. Both were found guilty but pleas of pregnancy saved them from the death penalty.
dib.ie/biography/bonney-bonn… #DIBLives
Keyser Lane #Wexford . From the norse "way to the ships" there is a Keyser Lane or Street in Cork Waterford, Dublin and Wexford all areas settled by Vikings
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Summer Outing this Sunday 11/08 in Cappoquin with guide Kevin McCarthy, meet 2.30pm @jameseogan @tidesntales @IrishSmuggling @Russ_Parsons1 @Mb58736599 @ainenifaolain
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DUNGARVAN SHOPS & TRADERS
Some billheads courtesy of @IrishSmuggling.
The L&N (now Garvey's Supermarket)
Maurice Flynn - Hardware
Keane - Bottlers & Tobacconists
Michael Moloney - Hardware
M J Walsh - Tobacconist
Thomas Power - Grocer
M & K McGrath - Wine & Spirit Merchants
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The church of St John seen from Evans Home in the heart of #Kilkenny.
DeLoughry Iron Foundries #kilkenny. Peter DeLoughry was a noted republican mayor of Kilkenny who while in Lincoln prison used his skills as a blacksmith to fashion a key that enabled the escape of Eamon De Valera and others in 1919
