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Liam Hogan
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Liam Hogan
@Limerick1914

Liam Hogan

@Limerick1914

Librarian & Historian. Researching Slavery - Memory - Power. https://medium.com/@Limerick1914 

Joined March 2012
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    1. Liam Hogan ‏@Limerick1914 27 May 2014

      "Children of Misfortune" (21st June 1924) - an article on the "The Home" at Glenamaddy, Co. Galway #CTribune 1/2pic.twitter.com/YuKptln2eH

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    2. Liam Hogan ‏@Limerick1914 27 May 2014 Limerick

      "Children of Misfortune" (21st June 1924) - an article on the "The Home" at Glenamaddy, Co. Galway #CTribune 2/2pic.twitter.com/AycrcLMxej

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      Liam Hogan ‏@Limerick1914 27 May 2014

      A photo of some of the children at "the Home" in 1924 (Connaught Tribune, 21st June 1924)pic.twitter.com/foGFqAKJ8m

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      12:29 PM - 27 May 2014
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        1. Maia MacKay ‏@MaiaMacKay 5 Jun 2014

          @Limerick1914 1000's of children and their mothers suffered horrendously for decades, and all that anyone here is discussing is spelling?

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        1. Dervs Geraghty ‏@DGdigitalMedia 3 Jun 2014

          @Limerick1914 spelling should be Connacht Tribune

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        2. Vera Reynolds ‏@verareynolds 4 Jun 2014

          @DJderv @Limerick1914 No Dervs Connaught was the correct spelling when I went to school in Co. Clare in the province of Connaught.

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        4. J. Guevara ‏@BocktheRobber 4 Jun 2014

          @verareynolds @DJderv @Limerick1914 When did they move Clare out of Munster?

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        5. Vera Reynolds ‏@verareynolds 4 Jun 2014

          @BocktheRobber @DJderv @Limerick1914 You are correct I had send it when I saw mistake Connaught was how it was spelled when I went to school

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        6. J. Guevara ‏@BocktheRobber 4 Jun 2014

          @verareynolds @DJderv @Limerick1914 Connaught is an anglicisation of Connacht. It's not the definitive spelling, but simply an alternative.

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        7. Vera Reynolds ‏@verareynolds 4 Jun 2014

          @BocktheRobber @DJderv @Limerick1914 I bow to your knowledge but ancient maps show it as Connaught but then 700 of the rule it would be.

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        8. J. Guevara ‏@BocktheRobber 4 Jun 2014

          @verareynolds @DJderv @Limerick1914 Of course ancient maps show it as Connaught. They were all drawn up by British military surveyors.

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        9. Vera Reynolds ‏@verareynolds 4 Jun 2014

          @BocktheRobber @DJderv @Limerick1914 I think u,ll find that it was that spelling used in the Gaelic form & was there before the M. surveyors

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      1. Doilum ‏@Doilum 5 Jun 2014

        @Limerick1914 no shoes

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      2. Dog Day ‏@DogLanza 9 Dec 2014

        @Limerick1914 what happens now ?

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      3. Shan Kelly ‏@Sandyshark 6 Jun 2014

        @Limerick1914 babies were dying two a week, but still trying to figure out how they could put the bodies in a septic tank?

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      4. Gwyllm Llwydd ‏@EarthRites 3 Jun 2014

        @Limerick1914 So sad.

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      5. patricia*w ‏@patsymacgyver 27 May 2014

        @Limerick1914 its hard not to feel sorry for them. Wouldn't you love to know where they landed in life?

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      6. Temiyah Causey ‏@TemiyahC 5 Jun 2014

        @Limerick1914 that's just cruel they didn't have a chance at exploring the world and didn't use their imagination

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