Senan Molony
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Good man, Mick! Togha fir!
Addergoole's Titanic Passengers Co Mayo IR
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Mick Molloy
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Senan
I am hardly the pick of anything; a "deargamadán", as my grandmother often called me.I managed to spell your family name wrong, and forgot in the thread's posting to give credit to your well researched book "The Irish aboard the Titanic."
Let's hope I get it more accurate when others post a question or a query about Addergoole or Lahardane and the Titanic.
I am hardly the pick of anything; a "deargamadán", as my grandmother often called me.I managed to spell your family name wrong, and forgot in the thread's posting to give credit to your well researched book "The Irish aboard the Titanic."
Let's hope I get it more accurate when others post a question or a query about Addergoole or Lahardane and the Titanic.
Inger Sheil
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I hadn't heard of this! Will have to put it on the itinerary for the next visit. Would you happen to have a photograph?
(I don't think you're the first to spell Senan's name wrong - there's a reason one of his nicknames is 'Sean O'Maloney'!)
Mick Molloy
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Inger
I will take a photograph. There is a web site, but it is a little out of date.
http://titanic.thewestofireland.com/victims.html
The "events & meetings" section gives the text of the memorial and some pictures taken at the unveiling, including a picture of the watch retrived from the body of Mary Mangan before it was returned to the sea.
I will take a photograph. There is a web site, but it is a little out of date.
http://titanic.thewestofireland.com/victims.html
The "events & meetings" section gives the text of the memorial and some pictures taken at the unveiling, including a picture of the watch retrived from the body of Mary Mangan before it was returned to the sea.
Inger Sheil
Member
Many thanks, Mick. I enjoyed looking at the website - the photograph of the relatives of survivors and victims was particularly remarkable, and a reminder of the ripples spreading ever outward from this long-ago tragedy.
Mick Molloy
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Inger
Glad you liked the photograph. Ours is a small close knit community. What is remarkable about the group of travellers, is not just how large it was, but four of the group were "returning yanks"; all women, also everyone in the group had a relative to go to in the States - I suppose that was a condition of travel.
Everyone in Addergoole is aware of the Titanic. We would particularly like to make contact with relatives of our three survivors who live away from Ireland.
Glad you liked the photograph. Ours is a small close knit community. What is remarkable about the group of travellers, is not just how large it was, but four of the group were "returning yanks"; all women, also everyone in the group had a relative to go to in the States - I suppose that was a condition of travel.
Everyone in Addergoole is aware of the Titanic. We would particularly like to make contact with relatives of our three survivors who live away from Ireland.
Annamaria Takacs
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Hi to everybody!
Could you tell me where I can find pictures about these passengers on the internet, especially about Annie Kate? Or, if you can send me a picture to [email protected] I would be glad.
Have a nice day!
Anna
Could you tell me where I can find pictures about these passengers on the internet, especially about Annie Kate? Or, if you can send me a picture to [email protected] I would be glad.
Have a nice day!
Anna
Arthur Merchant
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Anna:
Senan Molony, a regular on this forum, published a book a couple years back called "the Irish Aboard the Titanic" which has pictures of a large percentage of the Irish passengers. Among the 14 are pictures of the three surviving women and victims Mary Mangan and Nora Fleming.
I'm not sure how widely available his book is for purchase. I ordered from him directly so you may want to get in touch with him as well.
Senan Molony, a regular on this forum, published a book a couple years back called "the Irish Aboard the Titanic" which has pictures of a large percentage of the Irish passengers. Among the 14 are pictures of the three surviving women and victims Mary Mangan and Nora Fleming.
I'm not sure how widely available his book is for purchase. I ordered from him directly so you may want to get in touch with him as well.
Mick Molloy
Member
Hi everyone, if you have not seen our new website on the Addergoole Fourteen then go to www.mayo-titanic.com to view it.
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