Planning permission is being sought for a residential development at Coleville Road in Clonmel
19/09/2021
19/09/2021
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Charles J Kickham, famous in the history and heritage of Mullinahone
Mullinahone Heritage and History Group
A new and very interesting page has appeared in the local webpage on the internet. The aim of the Mullinahone Heritage and History page is to revive local history through storytelling, discussion and photos. If you have images or stories about the past of Mullinahone, please do share with the group.
There are some very interesting photos on the website, such as local jostle stones, view of Carrick Street 100 years ago and also Heritage website.
See that our Square was once called Liberty Square. Where was Old Lane in the village?
Ask and discuss these things and place.
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