The latest from the Aubane Historical Society is ‘Millstreet Miscellany (10)’ with articles on:
- Father Mathew’s visit to Millstreet in 1846
- an eye witness report on ‘Black ’47’ in Millstreet,
- Bishop Milner’s comments on passing through in 1808,
- the coming of the railway in 1852,
- “The Lime-Kiln Fusiliers” by Bill Cody,
- the Easter Sunday Commemoration in Millstreet 2014 by Jack Lane,
- Lord Inchiquin’s talk on the unveiling of the Monument to King Mahon,
- correspondence from inside Frongoch Internment Camp by Domhnall Ua Buachalla, the last Governor General,
- an Internment order for some Millstreet Volunteers to be sent to Spike Island in 1921 by General Strickland, and
- election literature from the 1957 general election.
It is available from Wordsworth in the Square, Millstreet at 10 Euro.
See much more at the Aubane Historical Society website: aubanehistoricalsociety.org
