Kilrossanty Remembers

02/06/2026

There's mention of a banshee in the next installment of our Logainmneacha series as we visit Carrigmorna (link in stories also): https://kilrossantyremembers.wordpress.com/2026/06/02/carraig-mhuirne-carrigmorna-carrigmoorna/

18/05/2026

And we're back! This week we're taking a look at my own townland, Carrigeenageragh Big and it's counterpart Carrigeenageragh Little:
https://kilrossantyremembers.wordpress.com/2026/05/18/carraigin-na-gcaorach-mor-beag-carrigeenageragh-big-little-carrigeennageragh/

16/05/2026

An interesting morning promised at this seminar about Ogham Stones in Waterford at Lismore Heritage Centre

13/05/2026

The week has run away on me this week...which is not good considering I should be publishing my own townland Carrigeenageragh 🙈 We'll give this week a skip and visit the mighty 'Carrigeen' next Monday night when the week is back on track! Míle buíochas 😉

07/05/2026

New blog post below published about a group visiting from An Rinn, which includes a video of Ann Mulqueen singing local song 'A Chomaraigh Aoibhinn Ó': https://kilrossantyremembers.wordpress.com/2026/05/07/tour-of-the-village-an-rinn-visitors/

04/05/2026

We're headed back to Fews this week to explore Kealfoun:
https://kilrossantyremembers.wordpress.com/2026/05/04/an-caol-fionn-kealfoun/

03/05/2026

Just to let you know there are constant upgrades happening over at the blog, kilrossantyremembers.wordpress.com

This week, audio files have been added to every episode of Logainmneacha Dé Luain to demonstrate the local (or one of the local) pronunciations of the placenames we're exploring - as Gaeilge and in English.

There's also a printable version of each episode being added to the posts, but this is a little slower.

The older posts are being reviewed and updated regularly as there is constantly new information coming available. If a document has been updated, you will see the date of the update under the title on the blogpost.

There are a few (too many!) projects on the cooker in the background, hopefully some will be revealed soon!

Feedback is welcome as always, especially on the pronunciations.

Thanks for reading, supporting and commenting on these posts and the blog, it makes it all worthwhile!

29/04/2026

Definitely going to be bearing this in mind when planning little roadtrips, I have 4 to explore and if they are anything like the two I've already visited? I'm in for a treat!

☀️ Out and about this summer?

Step inside somewhere special.

Explore the churches and cathedrals of the Diocese of Cashel, Ferns and Ossory places of peace, history, and quiet beauty waiting to be discovered.

Pause. Reflect. Breathe.

Find all churches and Eircodes here 👇
https://cfodiocese.ie/diocese/parishes/