You are here: Home>Galway Commemorating>>From the Papers 17 February 1916: Weather Wednesday From the Papers 17 February 1916: Weather Wednesday View largerSnippet from the Freeman's Journal 17 February 1916 Sorry, this entry is only available in Béarla Briotanach.Tags1916 (85)From the Papers (47)Weather Wednesday (1)Time period17/02/1916 No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.Tugaim cead m’ainm agus mo sheoladh ríomhphoist a stóráil in éineacht leis an ráiteas seo agus tugaim cead d’eagarthóirí an láithreáin gréasáin teagmháil a dhéanamh liom faoin ráiteas, más gá. Is féidir m’ainm a fhoilsiú le taobh an ráitis ar an láithreán gréasáin, ach níl cead mo sheoladh ríomhphoist a fhoilsiú. Ní roinnfear mo chuid eolais le tríú páirtí ar bith (féach ar ár RáiteasPríobháideachais – osclaíonn i bhfuinneog nua). * 'The Prisoner of Zenda' in BallinasloeA Galway girl recounts the RisingA letter from a wounded Tuam soldierA Prophecy in WartimeA Sensational Arrest in TuamBallinasloe Asylum ReportBallinasloe Horse and Pony RacesBattle at Carnmore and man-o'-war in the bayCaptain Mellows and his Merry Men are Still on the RunCounty Football Championship 1916Cricket, Cancer Cure and Rumours from the CurraghDeath of Thomas AsheDramatic capture in Athenry & Arrests in TuamDuffy's Circus in town!Eyre Square Fancy Fair and BazaarFirst Arrest in BallinalsoeFrom the Newspapers on New Year's DayFrom the Paper 26 February 1916: The condition of crime in Galway and time for seed planting.From the Papers 02 January 1916: Armenian GenocideFrom the Papers 04 March 1916: News from the Connaught Rangers 5th BattalionFrom the papers 04 March 1916: Volunteers Interrupt Recruiting BandFrom the Papers 05 February 1916: Animal Rights in Tuam and The Dark ColleenFrom the Papers 08 January 1916: Advertisements of the DayFrom the Papers 08 January 1916: Old Harvest Customs, The NSPCCFrom the papers 11 March 1916:From the Papers 12 February 1916: Recruiting in Aran & Mountbellew Farmers ClubFrom the Papers 12 February 1916: Strange Affair in Galway, Carmen held up and searchedFrom the Papers 12 January 1916: News of a Shocking Arrest and a Profile of a Connaught SoldierFrom the Papers 15 January 1916: Workhouse EntertainmentFrom the Papers 16 February 1916: New Cathederal for GalwayFrom the Papers 17 February 1916: Weather WednesdayFrom the Papers 17 January 1916: The Extraordinary Peregrinations of Thomas Parker and Storms Cause Havoc in County GalwayFrom the Papers 18 March 1916: The first lamb of the year and bee keeping in RoundstoneFrom the Papers 19 February 1916: Billiards in the Mechanics Institute & Peculiar Situation in Lettermore SchoolFrom the Papers 22 January 1916: Discord in County Galway as Volunteers are RecruitedFrom the Papers 29 February 1916: Troops for GalwayFrom the Papers 29 January 1916: Lord Lieutenant Opens Recruiting ConferenceFrom the Tuam Rural District Council 26 February 1916: Sewrage Update and a leave from Standing OrdersLife in Detention CampsLivestock prices, wages dispute and a public apology.Lord Clancarty at Garbally, Coursing in Ballybane, Colm Ó Gaora in ClonburMacDonagh's Introduction to Mr. RedmondMr. Jameson's Picture HouseNabbed in the act of changing his socksPraying His Majesty for ClemencyProfessor Walsh Released from FrongochSeargeant Ward WoundedSentencing the cattle-drivers of MullaghmoreSir Edward Carson is half a Galway man!Some East Galway BusinessesSome Galway Cinemas in 1916St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the citySurprise Night Visit to Ballinasloe AsylumThe Death of a Fenian & a Fierce Encounter at ClonfadThe insurrection fizzling outThe Irish at GallipoliThe Poltergeist of Indreabhán?The RIC Bravely Held the FortTrouble at Kilcreevanty GraveyardTuam Rural District Council MinutesTuam Rural District CouncilTwo Interned Galway menWar Recruitment - Tuam Rural District CouncilWeather Wednesday 29 March 1916FFromThe Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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