1 June 2012
Newport, Co. Mayo
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Photographed by G.Loughran, May 2012
This alley was addded to the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage in 2010
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Swinford alley sketches by Jack B. Yeats, 1905
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1 comments:
My mother Jean O'Callaghan (married Sean Brady from Strokestown, Co. Roscommon in 1956) told me that she helped raise funds for this when she was a girl growing up in Newport in the 1940s.
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