Mallow Archaeological & Historical Society

In previous issues we have noted the ever changing face of Mallow and the necessity of preserving pictorially and in writing this vanishing heritage. We hope our journals have played a part in this work.

In the 12 issues of our Journal to date 82 people have submitted 200 articles on matters relating to Mallow and its people. This year we are happy to present the 13th issue, which we hope continues the high standard of previous years.

We thank those who have contributed to our present issue and we are sincerely grateful to all who who help to produce and sell it. We remember particularly our readers in many countries overseas.

As we usually do, we remind our readers that the success of the Journal depends on a continuous supply of historical material and photographs and we encourage people who may have historical material or photographs to contact us.

Editorial Committee

Rev. Robert Forde
Ita Power
Seamus Crowley
Kevin Myers

Contents

176 pages, 5" x 8", copyright © 1995 by Mallow Field Club

• Dromaneen Castle by John J. Kavanagh
• Mallow Castle by Kevin Myers
• Drama Poster for a performance of "Eugene Aram" by the Mallow Young Men's Society Dramatic Corps, April 18th and 19th, 1900
• The Development of the Road Network of North Cork in the 18th Century by A. J. Coughlin & F. D. O'Reilly
• Henry Fitzpatrick Berry (H. F. Twiss) by C. Power
• Wallstown National School by Nora Moroney
• The Medieval Church at Kilquane, Mourneabbey by Eamonn Cotter
• Canon Sheehan - Unpublished Manuscripts by the Rev. R. Forde
• Historical Rabies in Doneraile by D. P. Sleeman & Seamus Crowley
• Guys Postal Directory (Mallow 1926)
• The Whale's Jawbone Arches at Doneraile Park by Nicholas Redman
• The Ambush at Johnsgrove (Attempted assassination of magistrate George Bond Low in 1829) by Michael Shine
• The Irish Convicts in America and Australia by Thomas F. Magner
• In Norman Times - Bridgetown Priory of the Canons of St. Victor (Maps for article in Journal No. 12) by C. J. F. MacCarthy
• The Voyage of the "John Barry" (from Cobh to Quebec in 1825) by Carol Bennett McCuaig
• St. Mary's Cemetery Mallow Map and tombstone transcriptions by the Mallow Heritage Centre
• Photo Album
  • Group photo of Field Club Outing to Martello Tower, Cobh, 1989
  • Group at Lismire, 1994
  • Georgian Doorway, West End, by M. Doolin
  • Georgian Doorway, West End, by P. Hearn
  • Two photos of Shambles Lane, by J Hooton
  • Group photo of Field Club at Greene Glens, Millstreet, 1995
• Field Club Activities (Outings and Lectures for 1994-95)

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