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sixteen deaths in one month, with about 900 parishioners unable to buy food. Despite these conditions, Knox highlighted the population's remarkable patience and peacefulness, emphasizing "no depredations were committed", despite daily starvation deaths. An article in the London
Evening Standard from January 1847 described a dire situation in the town, with inquests held for those who died suddenly, likely from diseases caused by lack of food. It reported that scores were dying daily in North Mayo from malnutrition-related illnesses, with some eating raw vegetables in desperate attempts to combat hunger.
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Crossmolina Chapel. In June 1882, a Crossmolina farmer called Michael Brown was shot and severely wounded. He had taken over a farm that had been boycotted by local residents. Violence broke out in 1911 when a local man, Patrick Broderick who along with his neighbours, resisted the efforts of over fifty R.I.C. Officers to evict Broderick from his Crossmolina home. Resistance to the eviction was organized by the Crossmolina tenants league.
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Fife and Drum band began to play, and shouting locals prevented him from being heard. Violence ensued, and during the retreat towards
Ballina, O'Brien was hit on the head with a stick. A month later, Thomas Moclair was convicted for firing a gun at the event, fined 10s, and ordered to pay court costs. The event received widespread media coverage throughout the United Kingdom.
668:. There were a number of sporadic incidents during the war that occurred in Crossmolina and the surrounding areas. A company of Irish Volunteers was established in August 1917. The seven original members of the company were the brothers Martin and Patrick Loftus, Patrick Hegarty, James O’Hara, Ned O’Boyle, Ned Murphy and John Timoney.
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Constabulary were stationed there. Regular fairs occurred in May, September, and December. The 1831 census showed a town population of 1,481 across 296 households, while the rural parish totaled 10,198. Approximately half the town's households were engaged in trade, manufacturing, and handicrafts.
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O'Brien, anticipating conflict, arrived in town with a large police force and AFIL supporters. Confronted by locals armed with sticks and rocks, he aimed to speak at an open-air meeting on Chapel Street. Police baton-charged to clear a path, allowing O'Brien's attempt to speak. However, the
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Crossmolina was widely reported in England. Reverend St. George Knox, a local Protestant clergyman, detailed the town's distress in a letter to the London Evening Standard. He noted rising provisions prices, the poor congregating for relief, and
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In June 1843, the body of a young woman was discovered drowned in the river near Crossmolina. An apron was found tied around her feet, and her knees were bound together with a shirt. A piece of ribbon was tied on one of her arms in a manner that suggested both arms had been bound, and she had managed
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The primary objective of the diversion channel is to redirect floodwaters away from Crossmolina, channeling them towards the flood plains of Lough Conn. By doing so, the scheme aims to mitigate the risk of flooding within the town. The realization of the Crossmolina Flood Relief Scheme is contingent
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In 2021, the Office of Public Works and Mayo County Council proposed a comprehensive flood management strategy. The proposed scheme focuses on the River Deel, which flows near Crossmolina. It involves the construction of a diversion channel upstream of the town, capable of accommodating a discharge
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In February 1839, the Crossmolina Parish Priest - Fr John Barrett - was murdered at Enniscoe Gate, about a mile and a half from Crossmolina. He was attacked late at night while returning from the town to his residence. It was widely speculated at the time that he was murdered because he denounced at
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agrarian movement was active in Crossmolina. In December 1821, John Carr, Peter Gillaspy, Eneas Early, and Mathew Chambers were imprisoned for their Ribbonmen membership and for administering illegal oaths. Local magistrate George Ormsby, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, facilitated their imprisonment. Due to
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In the late 18th century, the town emerged as a commercial and administrative hub. During this period, local landlords formed the Crossmolina Volunteers militia. By the early 1800s, a granary and bonded warehouses had been established. Petty Court sessions began weekly in 1823, and by the 1830s, the
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On 13 March 1942, a Bristol Blenheim crashed in Killeen, Crossmolina, during a training flight from the Isle of Man. Due to wireless failure, the crew lost bearings and eventually ran low on fuel. Making an emergency landing, they overshot the landing spot, crashing through hedges and boulders. Two
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In October 1922, Republicans attacked the National Army Barracks in Crossmolina. After a five-hour gun battle, the Republicans were forced out of the town. In January 1923, the Barracks were again attacked by a sniper. There were no reported casualties but several private houses in the town were
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In September 1922, Malachy Geraghty (26) was shot and killed in the crossfire between Republicans and the Free State Army. Geraghty, a cattle dealer from Ballygar, was returning from the Crossmolina fair when he accidentally drove into a firefight in Ballina. Shortly afterwards, the National Army
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An RIC policeman – Constable William Kelly – was tried by court-martial for the attempted murder of a civilian in Crossmolina. On 20 December 1920 Constable Kelly was drunk when he confronted a local man and opened fire with his rifle. When he was arrested, he admitted to firing "at a bloody Sinn
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Rural violence and political unrest continued through to the second half of the 19th century and even into the early 20th century. In March 1881, the Crossmolina home of the high constable of Tryrawley was attacked by a group of armed men. In November 1882, the local Parish Priest was arrested for
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the pulpit the activities of a secret society called the "Steel Boys". In 1842, a local Crossmolina Man - John Walsh - was convicted of being a member of the Ribbonmen and transported for seven years. He was found to be in possession of secret passwords and documents relating to the secret society.
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Like much of Mayo, the Land League was active in the town and the surrounding area, and several local members were arrested on account of the activities of the League. In March 1881, two Crossmolina members of the League, whose names were Cawley and Daly, were arrested under the provisions of the
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In early 1831, a potato crop failure led to starvation. Sharpe organized a fundraiser among landlords to buy oats for the starving tenants. In June 1831, Crossmolina experienced a Typhus outbreak, a disease recurring in North Mayo until the 1920s. Dr. James McNair reported over 100 Typhus cases to
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On 25 October 1942, an RAF plane from Newfoundland attempted an emergency landing in Pulladoohy, near Crossmolina, but crashed upside down, killing the pilot. The Boston Douglas light bomber, carrying three crew members, mistook a bog for a flat field. The Norwegian pilot, Captain Nils Rasmussen,
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In May 1883, a number of local men were arrested in what became known as the "Crossmolina Conspiracy". The arrests included Thomas Daly, Thomas Macaulay, James King, Richard Halloran, Patrick Nunelly, and Patrick Nally. They were charged with conspiracy to murder local landlords and their agents.
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In July 1833, a party of Revenue Police, based in Crossmolina, made a routine patrol and made an unexpected discovery—individuals engaged in the illicit distillation of poitĂn. The police apprehended two members of the group. However, as they were returning with the prisoners, a daring attempt to
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Subsequently, Deel Castle was granted by the English crown to the Anglo-Irish Protestant Gore family. In the 17th century, Francis Jackson, who had fought with Cromwell in Ireland, also received land in North Mayo. The Jackson family later built Enniscoe House. Again, the land taken over by the
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In the census of April 2011, Crossmolina had a population of 1,060 consisting of 535 males and 526 females. The population of pre-school age (0-4) was 62 of primary school-going age (5-12) was 88 and of secondary school-going age (13-18) was 76. There were 198 persons aged 65 years and over. The
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On November 23, 2023, Uisce Éireann issued a Boil Water Notice for the Crossmolina area, affecting 1,153 consumers, due to an issue that impacted the water disinfection process. This notice required all water to be boiled before use for drinking, food preparation, brushing teeth, and making ice.
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PoitĂn, a traditional Irish spirit made from fermented grain or potatoes, boasts a high alcohol content. Produced in Ireland for centuries, it significantly impacted Crossmolina's local economy. In the early 19th century, Ireland's government worried about prevalent illegal private distillation,
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Ireland's seventh-largest lake, is situated south of the town. It spans about 14,000 acres and is known for its abundant char population. Managed by the North-Western Regional Fisheries Board, it boasts healthy wild trout stocks and has never been stocked artificially. The Lough Conn Drive is a
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Over the past few decades, the town has experienced further flood events, including occurrences in 1989, 2006, and twice in 2015. These floods caused significant damage, with three main streets in Crossmolina Town often submerged. During the most severe flood in December 2015, approximately 120
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The River Deel and Crossmolina have a history of flooding. In 1926, heavy rainfall in North Mayo led to severe floods, inundating shops, homes, and roads, sweeping away livestock, potato pits, and turf stacks. In September 1945, the River Deel overflowed after a gale, severely flooding Chapel
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A new Crossmolina Fire Station, which cost just under €2 million, was officially opened in 2023 by the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage Darragh O’Brien TD. This state-of-the-art facility was the first new station constructed in County Mayo in 19 years. It included a modern
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organized a strike in Davis Bros after an Apprentice was fired. During the strike, a warehouse owned by Davis was burnt, destroying a large number of eggs awaiting shipment. A large number of cattle were maimed, belonging to a farmer who condemned the attack on Davis Bros. Ten local men were
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During the first decade of the 19th century, local peasants formed a secret society called "The Threshers". The group was responsible for a number of "outrages" including destroying crops and breaking into houses. In 1806 a local man – Thady Lavin – had informed the local magistrate of the
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Two irregulars - Nicholas Corcoran and Thomas Gill - were captured by the National Army in March 1923 in Massbrook, near Crossmolina. Corcoran was discovered with a revolver, ammunition, and explosives. A few days later, Jack Leonard was arrested in his home in Crossmolina. Leonard was the
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During the first half of the nineteenth century, potato crop failures regularly led to famines. In 1822, North Mayo experienced a widespread failure. That June, the Archbishop of Tuam visited and reported to the London Times seeing "half-starved men, women, and children" in Crossmolina and
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jail under armed guard. In October 1881, the Rev. McHale - Parish Priest of Adergoole was arrested under the same Coercion Act for holding a Land League meeting in the Roman Catholic Chapel. A month later, Peter Doherty, a member of the Crossmolina branch of the league was also arrested.
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received military honors at Kilmurray Cemetery. Local Defence Force members and the Irish Army assisted the survivors. Sgt Peter Frank Craske of the Royal Air Force and F/Sgt Frederick Michael Fuller of the Royal Canadian Air Force were sent to Northern Ireland shortly after.
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surrounding areas. Local landlords and clergy formed an inter-denominational relief committee. Richard Sharpe, an agent for the Palmer estate with extensive land in Crossmolina, spearheaded relief efforts by organizing oat shipments to combat starvation.
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activities of the group. He was later found murdered near Crossmolina. Six local men - Coll Flynn, Laurence Flynn, Charles Flynn, Thomas Horan, Daniel Regan, and Daniel Callaghan - were convicted of his murder, and hanged in Castlebar in December 1806.
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At an inquest held in February 1847, the deaths of Mary Minn and Patrick Gorman - both residents of Crossmolina - were recorded as deaths due to starvation. The inquest recorded a further 16 deaths of residents in the surrounding villages as due to
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The town is referenced in the Leigh's pocket road book of Ireland, published in 1827, as a "village in Mayo", whose "most remarkable object is the ruin of an Abbey dedicated to the Virgin Mary". Crossmolina was also mentioned in Samuel Lewis'
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In July 1920, Mossbrook House, a large house just outside Crossmolina was destroyed. Around the same time, four Sinn FĂ©in activists - who were all brothers from the Hegarty family of Castlehill, Crossmolina - were arrested and escorted to
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Due to the work of the local coroner and doctor (Mr Atkinson and Dr McNair), the names of some of the famine victims were recorded in the local press. The victims often moved from their homes in the countryside to beg in the town.
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Bernard Rogan died in the town in December 1846. He was part of a family from Limerick, who were denied entrance to the poor house in the city. The family became itinerant, began begging and ended up in Crossmolina where the boy
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rescue them was made, with a prominent role played by one of the prisoners' father-in-law. Tragically, the situation escalated, leading the police to discharge their weapons, resulting in the death of one man.
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is the town's resident football club and was founded in 1992. The club plays in the Mayo Football League system and has seen moderate success, most notably winning the Tim Hastings League 1 title in 2015.
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In December 1813, violence again broke out when a crowd of local residents, armed with pikes and guns, tried to take back cattle that had been sequestered to pay for outstanding rent arrears.
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In the 1960s, the town benefitted from the construction of the Bellacorick electricity station fueled by peat. Twenty-one houses were built in Crossmolina for the station's operating staff.
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crew members sustained serious injuries. The less injured were repatriated to Northern Ireland the next day, while the more seriously injured were transported by ambulance a week later.
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amounts. They also discouraged purchases from a Crossmolina grocer, Hogan, whom Forster described as "a respectable grocer" who declined to join or support the Land League.
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Street, where waters reached four feet, damaging shops. Another flood in February 1958 stranded children on Church Street, necessitating a rescue effort by the Garda.
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to free one before her died. The deceased appeared to have been a young woman of considerable beauty. The woman was never identified.
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in January 1881. Bradford MP W. E. Forster claimed that armed League members pressured local tenants into refusing rent payments beyond
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significant rural unrest, a yeomanry detachment of three officers and 85 men was stationed permanently in the town starting in 1820.
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The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality
1325:. Castlebar, Mayo, Reland: Mayo County Council. p. 139.
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2761:"Saint Mary's Church (Crossmolina), Crossmolina, County May"
1520:"Thrashers". Belfast Commercial Chronicle. 20 December 1806.
545:
Matthew Temple starved to death in the town in January 1847.
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2139:"1856 – BIRTH OF ATHLETE, PATRICK NALLY, IN BALLA, CO MAYO"
2084:"Discovery of arms and infernal machine; Important arrests"
1874:
Knox, St. George (4 January 1847). "Letter to the editor".
1550:. S. Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington. pp. 98–124.
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2368:"Progress in Mayo: Capture of Several Important Leaders".
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Hansard's Parliamentary Debates January 6-31, 1881: Vol 25
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The crop failures of 1822 and 1832 were precursors to the
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Revenue Police raid, 1833. Warder and Dublin Weekly Mail
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In 1798 Crossmolina was swept up with the events of the
280:. Crossmolina is about 9 km (5.6 mi) west of
2503:"Douglas Boston BZ200, Pulladoohy, Crossmolina, Mayo"
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chapel was erected with the financial support of the
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in 2001, and were runners-up for that title in 2003.
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in 1999, 2000 and 2002, and as well as obtaining the
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Parliamentary Papers, Session 1821 Vol. XIX (1821).
970:. He is noted for his work on ancient Irish lineage.
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looped drive of approx 102 km around the lake.
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View of Saint Tiernans Church located in Crossmolina
1174:"RTÉ Sport: GAA - McGarrity a major doubt for Mayo"
1024:, musician, lead singer of Dexy's Midnight Runners.
422:
3046:"Dexys' Kevin Rowland talks to The Works Presents"
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1070:"Census 2016 Sapmap Area: Settlements Crossmalina"
3087:deelrovers.com - Crossmolina GAA official website
2257:"Constable charged with shooting at a civilian".
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794:number of persons aged 18 years or over was 844.
698:arrested in connection with attacks on property.
623:Crossmolina, Royal Irish Constabulary, circa 1912
580:Protection of Persons and Property (Ireland) Bill
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3002:"Wills and bequests – Sir Roger Palmer estate".
2581:"BIG FLOODS IN MAYO FURNITURE AND FOWL AFLOAT".
1668:"Crossmolina evictions, tenant sent for trial".
1480:"Irish Revenue Police | Ard-Mhúsaem na hÉireann"
1419:Abstract of Population Returns for Ireland, 1831
636:Catholic nationalist organizations such as the
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2900:"National Inventory of Architectural Heritage"
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817:All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship
382:as they went west of Lough Conn to fight the
2975:Clifton, Harry (March 2009). "Rake Street".
2922:National inventory of architectural heritage
2765:National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
2474:"Foreign Aircraft landings in Ireland - WW2"
1363:"AT Meeting of the CROSSMOLINA Volunteers".
2564:"Crossmolina issued with boil water notice"
1904:"County of Mayo - Deaths from Starvation".
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3903:List of mountains and hills of County Mayo
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813:Connacht Senior Club Football Championship
664:and British forces: the British Army, the
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2507:Foreign Aircraft landings in Ireland -WW2
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695:Irish Transport and General Workers Union
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2210:"Statement of John Timoney, Crossmolina"
2179:"Dublin Castle, Molly Maguires and Co".
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1982:"Deaths From Starvation - Inquests".
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1837:. Mayo County Library. Archived from
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1435:A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland
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1349:The French invasion of Ireland in '98
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1050:List of towns and villages in Ireland
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3018:"The Great Mick Loftus - HoganStand"
2303:"Patrick Hegarty: Witness Statement"
2143:Stair na hÉireann History of Ireland
2038:"Arrests Under the Protection Act".
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3032:"Glorious imperfection ... The end"
2786:The GREAT FISHING HOUSES of IRELAND
1718:Newry Examiner and Louth Advertiser
1223:. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
1221:A Dictionary of British Place Names
1129:A Dictionary of British Place Names
908:Crossmolina Methodist Meeting House
903:Methodist meeting hall, Crossmolina
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396:Topographical Dictionary of Ireland
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3921:Category:Geography of County Mayo
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2918:"Saint Tiernan's Catholic Church"
2678:"Census April 2016 (Crossmolina)"
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1248:. Alexander Stewart. p. 127.
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304:The name Crossmolina is from the
3916:List of townlands of County Mayo
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2072:. London: Hansard. p. 1215.
2053:"Affairs In Ireland - Arrests".
1352:. New York: Charles P. Somersby.
423:Rural unrest in the 19th century
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1153:"Welcome to Crossmolina Parish"
914:Saint Tiernan's Catholic Church
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676:under a heavy military escort.
611:was named after Patrick Nally.
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3893:List of islands of County Mayo
3082:Crossmolina Community Festival
2615:. 1 February 1958. p. 10.
2585:. 20 November 1926. p. 7.
2487:"British Plane down in Mayo".
2127:. 19 November 1891. p. 7.
1832:"The Famine in Mayo 1845–1850"
1546:Browne, George Lathom (1882).
1453:. 29 February 1816. p. 4.
1346:Gribayèdoff, Valerian (1890).
1237:
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1107:Placenames Database of Ireland
1099:"Crois MhaoilĂona/Crossmolina"
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506:disastrous famine of the 1840s
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3947:Civil parishes of County Mayo
3898:List of loughs of County Mayo
2214:Ballina and Its Troubled Past
2123:"Death of Patrick W. Nally".
1466:Warder and Dublin Weekly Mail
1055:
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629:All for Ireland League (AFIL)
2013:"Further arrests in Ireland"
1952:"The Famine - County Mayo".
1761:"The state of the Country".
1382:. 27 August 1823. p. 4.
566:Act. They were escorted to
483:Mystery of the Drowned Woman
299:
16:Town in County Mayo, Ireland
7:
3006:. 22 June 1910. p. 13.
2596:"Aftermath of great gale".
2287:"Courtsmartial at Galway".
2001:. 12 March 1881. p. 4.
1997:"Arrest of Land Leaguers".
1576:"Provincial intelligence".
1449:"Provincial Intelligence".
1131:. Oxford University Press.
1043:
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638:Ancient Order of Hibernians
446:Between 1820 and 1840, the
339:Anglo Protestant Ascendency
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2398:"Sniping in Crossmolina".
2310:Bureau of Military History
2242:"Four Brothers Arrested".
2019:. 12 March 1881. p. 3
1720:. 29 June 1842. p. 4.
1484:National Museum of Ireland
1421:. HMSO. 1833. p. 311.
1206:"Griffin jumps to victory"
966:, an Irish historian and
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658:Irish War of Independence
578:during the debate on the
366:when French Forces under
364:United Irishmen Rebellion
349:Williamite War in Ireland
296:, Rathmore, and Tooreen.
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21:Town in Connacht, Ireland
3092:Crossmolina AFC homepage
2935:Kennedy, Thomas (2022).
2627:"Crossmolina FRS - Home"
2611:"Crossmolina Flooding".
2428:"Two leaders captured".
2370:Weekly Freeman's Journal
2355:Weekly Freeman's Journal
2340:Weekly Freeman's Journal
2244:Weekly Freeman's Journal
2090:. 17 May 1883. p. 3
1891:London, Evening Standard
1746:"State of the Country".
1623:"Agitation in Ireland".
797:
747:Crossmolina in the 1980s
666:Royal Irish Constabulary
30:
2413:"Ambush near Ballina".
2227:"Irish Mansion Burnt".
2068:Forster, W. E. (1881).
1969:London Evening Standard
1876:London Evening Standard
809:Crossmolina Deel Rovers
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2229:Yorkshire Evening Post
2088:South Wales Daily News
2055:Huddersfield Chronicle
2017:South Wales Daily News
1655:South Wales daily news
1653:"Affairs in Ireland".
1531:"Special Commission".
1432:Lewis, Samuel (1837).
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477:OĂche na Gaoithe MĂłire
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2886:Crossmolina Community
2861:Crossmolina Community
2836:Crossmolina Community
2272:"R.I.C. men resign".
2194:"Nationalist Riots".
1380:The Morning Chronicle
1321:Meehan, Rosa (2003).
1219:Mills, A. D. (2011).
1127:Mills, A. D. (2011).
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512:prior to the famine.
469:Night of the Big Wind
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357:Protestant Ascendancy
3077:Crossmolina homepage
2832:"Crossmolina Castle"
2372:. 16 September 1922.
2357:. 23 September 1922.
2183:. 28 September 1910.
2168:. 22 September 1910.
1999:Aberystwith Observer
1906:Londonderry Sentinel
1683:Carr, Peter (1957).
1638:"The Irish Crisis".
1407:. Alexander Stewart.
1291:"Crossmolina Castle"
1076:on 26 September 2021
1036:, Irish Photographer
886:Jesus and Mary Order
711:pierced by bullets.
584:Griffith's Valuation
492:Potato crop failures
221:Irish Grid Reference
2811:www.mayo-ireland.ie
2690:on 23 November 2016
2656:Connaught Telegraph
2570:. 23 November 2023.
2552:. 21 November 2023.
2385:Belfast News-Letter
2342:. 18 February 1922.
2231:. 5 September 1922.
2198:. 2 September 1910.
2057:. 30 November 1881.
1971:. 26 February 1848.
1939:Coleraine Chronicle
1937:"More Starvation".
1908:. 12 December 1847.
1811:www.mayo-ireland.ie
1778:Connaught Telegraph
1763:Connaught Telegraph
1580:. 10 December 1821.
1565:. 31 December 1813.
1464:"Provincial news".
1365:Dublin Evening Post
652:War of Independence
642:United Irish League
384:Battle of Castlebar
310:Crois UĂ MhaoilĂona
260:) is a town in the
150: /
126:Location in Ireland
3244:
3004:The Times (London)
2402:. 15 January 1923.
2387:. 20 October 1922.
2291:. 16 October 1920.
2196:Ballymena Observer
2042:. 31 October 1881.
1956:. 19 January 1847.
1776:"Famine in Mayo".
1642:. 5 November 1881.
1533:Belfast Newsletter
952:Dr. Michael Loftus
926:River Deel Pathway
905:
874:Crossmolina Castle
848:St Mary's Church -
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3052:. 7 October 2016.
2710:"Deel Rovers GAA"
2583:Irish Independent
2489:Irish Independent
2417:. 6 January 1923.
1941:. 2 January 1847.
1893:. 8 January 1847.
1535:. 9 January 1807.
1323:The Story of Mayo
1039:Jordan Flynn, GAA
852:Church of Ireland
402:Poitin production
262:historical barony
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