Historic Callan

24/04/2026

Callan Co Op and the lost butter in the 1916 rising

"Claim for £11 for loss of butter goods at the Great Southern and Western Railway Company, Kingsbridge Railway Station [Heuston Station], Dublin. Deemed consequential loss, nil payment recommended by Committee. Butter was sold by the Great Southern and Western Railway Company to Crown authorities."

22/03/2026

Reporting from 1943 on cleaning the river

21/03/2026

Callan Co Op butter making it all the way to Paris in 1919

02/12/2025

23/11/2025

James Hoban's grave in Mount Olivet Cemetery
Washington, District of Columbia https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27419646/james-hoban

25/10/2025

St. Mary’s Church, following the Reformation, St. Mary’s became a place of Protestant worship, though it reverted briefly to Roman Catholicism following the rebellion of 1641 and the formation of the Irish Catholic Confederation. By the end of the 18th century the nave was in ruin, but the chancel continued in use as the Church of Ireland parish church. With the chancel being re-roofed in the 1830’s, public worship continued on site until the early 1970’s. The nave and tower came in to state care in 1949 and the chancel was transferred to state care in 1976.

24/10/2025

Has anyone photos of the Geraldine Tennis Club of Callan

08/09/2025

Callan United July 1960.