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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Photos: Denis Byrne
The community in Rosenallis got the chance to take a deep dive into the rich history of the area at an event hosted by the local tidy towns committee. 'Rosenallis - Roots and Revelations' was held in St. Brigid's Church Of Ireland on November 29. The event featured local landmarks, stories, and historical insights. Dr. Ciaran Reilly, author of "Capard: An Irish Country House and Estate" delivered a talk on the history of Capard House. Sean Flanagan, author of "The Lost Village", discussed the history of Cones Village near Glenbarrow Waterfall. Local expert Roy Meredith shared his knowledge on St. Brigid and the Quakers' history which was complemented by a short film on the Quakers, shot in Rosenallis. Photographer Denis Byrne was there on the night.
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