Photographs of Clondahorky Parish, Co Donegal
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The following photographs were taken by Joy and form part of the Donegal Genealogy Resources website
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Joy is researching Moore, Wilkinson, Stewart, Kilpatrick and Mc Elhinney from the areas of Rooskey, Cashel, Creenasmear, Cashelmore, Drimeason and Kilmackilloo
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Note: Click on the photographs below to see the full versions of them
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Ballymore Church of Ireland and graveyard |
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View of Muckish taken from the "Church Bray" just below Ballymore Church |
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View over Kilmacloo and Sheephaven bay taken from Faymore |
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View over Sheephaven Bay taken from Magheraroarty |
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View of Muckish taken from the same spot in Magheraroarty |
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View of Muckish taken from Craig looking towards Rooskey |
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Front view of Doe castle |
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Rear view of Doe castle
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View from the rear looking across Sheephaven Bay |
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View of the small adjoining walled graveyard |
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Grave of Anthony and Annie Wilkinson, Creenasmear. Grave dates back to 1873 |
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Grave of Andrew and Mary Mc Elhinney and their family. The grave dates back to 1814 |
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View from over the wall of the graveyard |
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The Workhouse famine exhibition centre, Dunfanaghy |
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The soup pot outside the workhouse in Dunfanaghy |
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The Workhouse, Dunfanaghy |
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Art gallery in Dunfanaghy, formerly the 'fever hospital |
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The Famine graveyard at Kill, Dunfanaghy |
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Old church and graveyard at Kill, Dunfanaghy |
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Catholic graveyard at Kill, Dunfanaghy |
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Memorial to William Wray inside the old church walls in Kill |
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