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Fáilte go dtí an tarna eagrán déag de Iris  Chumann Staire Bhéal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh.

Ó 1993 tá ana chuid de Stair na haite churtha i gcló agus tá níos mó ann a líonfaidh  cupla eagrán eile. I m’bliana tá Scealta Bheal Oidis again ós na scoileanna i mBeal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh ó 1938.  Tá suil again níós mó daoibh a chur i gcló amach anseo.

Is é 2006 Comoradh Cheid Eirí Amach na Casca. Men from Béal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh marched to Kealkill on Easter Sunday 1916 to join  a Company Banty Volunteers to take part in the Rising not knowing it had been postponed. Should a re-enactment be organized?

2006 is also the Centenary of the attempt to evict the O’Mahony family at  Drom An Ailtig during the summer of 1906. A description is included in our translation of the first book written on the history of Béal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh.
Ian MacKenzie Kennedy or ‘Scottie’ was a well known figure around Béal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh during the War Of Independence. His story is retold here by Stephen Coyle. Tá suil again go mbainfidh sibh taitneamh as ár n-iarriachtaí.

Buiochas

Míle buíochas le gach duine a chabhraigh le h-ullmhú an Irisleabhair seo. Seo liosta diobh agus  tá brón orm má dhéinim deármad ar einne. Martina McCarthy, Baile Mhuirne, Con Ó Murchú, Aileen Deasy, Joan Twomey, Peter O’Leary, Joe Creedon, Orla Nic Charthaigh, An Ionad Áise. Táimíd fíor bhúioch, chomh maith, do gach éinne a scríobh alt.

 

A few websites have come on-line recently which will interest Ballingeary and Inchigeela people. We have recently relaunched our own website www.leevalleyireland.com in conjunction with An Coiste Forbartha. It can also be reached through www.ballingeary.com. You can get information about Gougane at www.gouganebarra.com.

Ceann eile isea www.musgrai.com. Mar a deireann an  suiomh “do cuireadh an coiste ar bun i Mí na Féile Bríde 2002 d'fhonn Gaelainn Mhúsgraí Uí Fhloinn, idir scrí agus labhairt, a shaothrú agus a chaomhnú, a's d'fhonn a dheimhniú ná leogfar i léig an cruinneas agus an saibhreas is dual do Ghaelainn Mhúsgraí.”

Inchigeelagh has two websites www.inchigeelagh.net and www.inchigeelagh.com which are worth a visit.

 

Don’t forget to contact us if you have anything which you want to publish.

Beir Bua,

Seán Ó Súilleabháin

Contact; An Chumann Staire, Ballingeary, Co. Cork, Ireland

e-mail history@ballingeary.com

or our website www.leevalleyireland.com