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Out and About in Killererin

Out and About in Killererin is an annual magazine which was first produced by Killererin by Killererin Young at Heart committee for Christmas 1997. This was just a small A5 booklet.  The next magazine wasn't published until Christmas 1999.
A separate magazine committee was established some years ago to take on the task and it has gone from strength to strength since then and a separate magazine committee has been established.
This parish magazine is an invaluable resource for Killererin Heritage committee and we thank the committee for their hard work and hope that they continue long into the future.

  • Church Records - Baptisimal Registry 1895

    Church Records - Baptisimal Registry 1895

    Baptised by Rev. John Keaveney P.P. Killererin
  • Pioneers of Beet growing looking back

    Pioneers of Beet growing looking back

    50 Years after Tuam Sugar Factory opened
  • The Black and Tans

    The Black and Tans

    Barnaderg in the 1920s
  • The May Bush

    The May Bush

  • The Travelling Shows

    The Travelling Shows

Food Heritage of our Parish
  • 1957 £. s. d. Pounds, Shillings and Pence.
  • A Recent Famine in Killererin
  • Ad for Barnaderg Fair in 1930s
  • Ballyglunin Railway Station
  • Barnaderg Lime Kiln
  • Barnaderg-Gortbeg Group Water Scheme
  • Bog Butter find in Poll a'Chapaill Bog
  • Boxty Cakes
  • First Shop in Killererin
  • Food related extract from interview with Mattie and Kathleen Fleming, Barnaderg
  • Going to work in the Sugar Factory
  • Granny White's sieve
  • Interview with Mary Nally, Ballyglunin
  • Keeping Our Heritage Alive
  • Killererin Heritage Group at Galway City Museum
  • Launch of Galway's Gastronomic Food Project
  • Mullaghmore to Killererin Cattle Drive in April 1916
  • Outbreak of Foot and Mouth in 2001
  • Parcels from Overseas
  • Parish History
  • Photo Gallery relating to food related topics
  • Pioneers of Beet growing looking back
  • Poultry Stations
  • Record cabbage in Castlemoyle
  • Salmon Poaching
  • The Butter Churn
  • The Folklore of Bog Butter
  • The Folklore of Butter
  • The Food we ate
  • The Missing Duck
  • The Role of Butter in Irish Folklore
  • The Thresher
  • Toghermore House - the Man who gave it away was branded a Communist
  • Travelling Shops and shops of Killererin
  • Trees of Cahergal House
  • Food related extracts from interviews
  • Killererin - A Parish History
  • Out and About in Killererin
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