On 7 May 1954, a convoy from Buff Bill's Circus, carrying animals including lions and horses, came crashing through the streets of Dungannon
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Donaghmore, Dungannon and the local area has a long history of drama, culture, creativity and the arts.
Mary MacGinty will explore this tradition, developed from early times to the present day. Her story will help us understand how important drama has been to the community.
Donaghmore, Dungannon and the local area has a long history of drama, culture, creativity and the arts.
Mary MacGinty will explore this tradition, developed from early times to the present day. Her story will help us understand how important drama has been to the community.
The Annual General Meeting of Donaghmore Historical Society will be held on 5th June. The Centre will open at 7.30pm to provide an opportunity for everyone to review the heritage resources in the building, including maps, books and original sources. The AGM will start at 8pm.
Donaghmore Historical Society is pleased to announce that our next talk is "Down Memory Lane in Dungannon" by Richard Scott, the former Tyrone Courier photojournalist.
The event will be held at the Heritage Centre on Monday 13th March at 8.00pm.
Everyone is welcome
The next meeting of Donaghmore Historical Society takes will take place at Heritage Centre, on Monday, February 13th, at 8.00pm. Dr Liam Campbell will speak about Lough Neagh: A Dynamic Waterscape. Natural, human and mythological origins and interactions. Everyone is welcome.
“…I want to know what happen to my mother…”
Latest digi vid 🎥 for @BBCNewsNI
Grateful to Sonia for sharing her mother’s story.
Aswell @ciaranjreilly@MaynoothUni & @mac_ginty@donaghmorehist for speaking about efforts to raise awareness of the recent history of workhouses⬇️
In October 1845, the local potato crop was hit by blight. Years of suffering would follow as successive crops failed- starvation, disease and emigration soon became a daily occurrence in the Dungannon area.
All welcome THIS Monday at 8pm.
#dungannon#irishfamine#tyronefamine
In October 1845, the local potato crop was hit by blight. Years of suffering would follow as successive crops failed- starvation, disease and emigration soon became a daily occurrence in the Dungannon area.
All welcome THIS Monday at 8pm.
#dungannon#irishfamine#tyronefamine
Great to see our Dungannon Workhouse website mentioned on Irish Geneology News: “The site is practically bulging with information about the workhouse, its history, architecture, residents and place within the local economy.”
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1997 Margaret Mac Ginty unveiling the stone memorial to the dead of Dungannon Workhouse. 2022 The new memorial garden. Our website names those of all faiths and none who can finally rest in peace. https://t.co/UEGIyE97tI @roisiningle @JoeBrolly1993
A massive thanks to everyone for your support for a hugely successful website launch.
The Dungannon Workhouse Website is now LIVE! https://t.co/UEGIyE9Fjg @JoeBrolly1993 @ErvineLinda @rogermacginty @DGNHurlingclub @RobinSwannMoH
We are delighted to launch the new Dunnganon workhouse website Project! Thank you to Dr @ciaranjreilly for all the research, The Donaghmore Historical Society and the Mid Ulster Council. @donaghmorehis- https://t.co/bHvy5qXY3e #dmcconsultancy#dungannonworkhouse#midulsterdc
We are delighted to launch the new Dunnganon workhouse website Project! Thank you to Dr @ciaranjreilly for all the research, The Donaghmore Historical Society and the Mid Ulster Council. @donaghmorehis- https://t.co/bHvy5qXY3e #dmcconsultancy#dungannonworkhouse#midulsterdc
Bridget Donaghy, died 7th July 1880 aged 3 years, from marasmous.
William Stewart, died 11th January 1881 aged 6 years, from typhoid fever.
Eliza Connelly, died 21st May 1885 aged 3.5 years, from meningitis.
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This website will display the names of all 4,000 recorded people who perished at Dungannon Workhouse.
Children like George Stewart, died 1st January 1884 aged 1 year, from croup.
Anne O'Neill, died 30th April 1891 aged 6 years, from tuberculosis.
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Delighted to invite you to the launch of the Dungannon Workhouse website! Monday 12/09 @ 19:00 at The Box Theatre, Dungannon. Please 📧 your attendance at [email protected]
This website will be a fitting memorial to all who resided in #dungannonworkhouse
The McGoldrick children of Clonaneese aged four and four months, died within days of each other in 1862. It was the same with the Hamilton children from Drumaspil, Thomas (6), David (4) and Sarah (1) all dying within a six week period in the summer of 1863.
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Delighted to invite you to the launch of the Dungannon Workhouse website! Monday 12/09 @ 19:00 at The Box Theatre, Dungannon. Please 📧 your attendance at [email protected]
This website will be a fitting memorial to all who resided in #dungannonworkhouse