Seaghán 'ac Meanman (1886–1962) of Glenties, Co Donegal. If you reuse this material please acknowledge source. According to the information recorded on the Doegen speaker …

Seaghán 'ac Meanman (1886–1962), Glenties, Co Donegal Eolas ar an chainnteoir.

Able to play a musical instrument? Able to sing or play modern European kinds of music? "Clear strong voice. The speaker is a teacher by profession, and therefore liable to correct his natural …

There is a local tradition of climbing this peak on the first Sunday in June, known as "Lá Charn an Mhaoin". This information comes from the writings of Seaghán ‘ac Meanman of Glenties (1886 …

Title A dialect of Donegal : phonology and texts : being the speech of Meenawannia in the parish of Glenties / by E.C. Quiggin Publisher Cambridge : at the University Press, 1906 Year 1906 …

May 15, 2024 · In a vibrant display of colour and energy, one hundred enthusiastic runners braved the Gairmscoil Chú Uladh Colour Run on Tuesday. The run was organised by the Coiste …

In 1887, John Bartholomew's Gazetteer of the British Isles described Glenties like this: Glenties, vil., Inishkeel par., W. co. Donegal, on river Owenea, 26 miles W. of Stranorlar ry. sta., pol. …

Parochial House, Glenties, Co. Donegal F94 D6Y8. Parish Priest. Ordained in 1996.

SEAGHÁN, genitive -áin, Shane, John. See Seán. Alphabetical Index to Names of Men (Irish-English) Explanatory Note. English-Irish Index.

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