Carn Soccer
Welcome to our photo gallery showcasing the soccer teams of Carndonagh, spanning from 1911 to…
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Carndonagh G.A.A.
The history of Carndonagh GAA stretches back to 1921 when schoolteacher Master Reid from Drumkeen,…
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Bus Services
Photographs of buses, drivers and conductors from times gone by.
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Carndonagh Technical Vocational School
by James A. Mc Donough, Principal, originally printed in “Dálta”, the Vocational School Magazine, 1973…
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Carndonagh Technical School
In 1917, at a Co. Donegal Joint Technical Instruction Committee meeting, a resolution was passed that…
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Carndonagh’s Famine Heritage
The cause of destitution in Ireland was not the lack of food but its restrictive…
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Famine Gallery
This gallery features images and documents relating to the Great Famine, 1845-1850. The Inishowen Union…
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Tulnaree Gallery
This gallery features images from the townland of Tulnaree, on the eastern side of the…
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Lorries
Continuing our focus on vehicles, this gallery features a few lorries around Carndonagh, carrying anything…
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Cars
This gallery features photos of early motorcars and their proud owners. If you can add…
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Orchestras & Bands (Part 2)
A few more photos of well-known Carndonagh bands and orchestras. If you have any photos…
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Fr. Philip O’Doherty
by Seán Beattie Fr Philip O’Doherty Fr. Philip O’Doherty was a significant figure in Carndonagh…
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Thompson’s Notes on the Land League
Notes from the diary of John Norris Thompson, Bridge Cottage In 1847 a Repeal meeting…
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Frank Hugh O’Donnell
Frank Hugh O’Donnell was an Irish politician and journalist, known as a fierce opponent of…
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Politics – Gallery
This gallery features photos of significant political figures in Carndonagh, such as John Redmond, Éamon…
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The Pirates of Penzance 1952-82
Featuring images of the cast and programmes from the 1952 & 1982 productions of ‘The…
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Cnoc na Cille Daire
The woodland which overlooks Carndonagh from Cnoc nc Coille Daire (which translates as the hill…
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Donagh Mass Rock
The Donagh Mass Rock, located in the old oak woods near Carrick, Carndonagh, was a…
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Colgan Hall Concerts
The first concert in the John Colgan Hall, as it was known then, took place…
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Local Defence Forces
This gallery features photos of Carndonagh people who have been involved in the LDF, the…
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Corpus Christi Procession
The Feast of Corpus Christi was traditionally celebrated in Cardonagh by a grand procession, as…
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Are you from Glasha? I said, from Glasha?Where the fields of corn roll down by…
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“This year in Carndonagh, we’ve got something new And I’ll do my best to explain…
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‘Tis well I remember the day of renownWhen the Swilly came steaming into our wee…
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O Father, dear, I have sent for you,For now my end is near.In Alaska’s snow-clad…
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Farewell unto this lovely town, from it I mean to roam Called Carndonagh of renown,…
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Northwards twenty miles from Derry, dear old Derry Columcille Midway on the road that takes…
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