I enjoyed this immensely, David. Full of historical and cultural information. It is also interesting to hear how Presbyterian and Anglican influences have contributed to making your area so colourful and interesting.
Wonderful information - thank you! I just began researching my ancestors in the area of St. Johnston and Raphoe, and found their names in the Taughboyne Church graveyard. I do wish your book was still available but, as you said, you might have to write a sequel. That would be wonderful. Thank you again, Reverend.
Typical of the virtue of You Tube: a minority subject set out in a coherent and interesting way.Thanks to the Revd Crooks and the camera operator. My father was born in Belfast before the partition to a Presbyterian mother and a Unitarian father. My other grandparents are buried in a C of I churchyard in West Cork. I hope to be in Donegal Town shortly to see the railway museum.
I enjoyed this immensely, David. Full of historical and cultural information. It is also interesting to hear how Presbyterian and Anglican influences have contributed to making your area so colourful and interesting.
Brilliant bit if history Uncle David 👏
Wonderful information - thank you! I just began researching my ancestors in the area of St. Johnston and Raphoe, and found their names in the Taughboyne Church graveyard. I do wish your book was still available but, as you said, you might have to write a sequel. That would be wonderful. Thank you again, Reverend.
Typical of the virtue of You Tube: a minority subject set out in a coherent and interesting way.Thanks to the Revd Crooks and the camera operator. My father was born in Belfast before the partition to a Presbyterian mother and a Unitarian father. My other grandparents are buried in a C of I churchyard in West Cork. I hope to be in Donegal Town shortly to see the railway museum.
Thank you Reverend!
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Thank you Reverend!
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