Michael Dwyer Statue in the Glen of Imaal
'Invictus' means 'Undefeated'.
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Thursday, June 14, 2007
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Dunlavin is a village in the west of County Wicklow, Ireland. The area has a rich and varied history, and this blog records some of the history of the Dunlavin area. The articles are in no particular order, and each one stands alone - but, taken together, they shed some light on the various Dunlavin communities of the past. I hope you enjoy reading them. I am indebted to the Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences for supporting my work.
About Me
- Name: Chris Lawlor
- Location: Dunlavin, Wicklow, Ireland
The blog provides some information on the history of Dunlavin within the context of the wider west Wicklow area. The odd book review might appear as well - reviews are of books directly linked to the west Wicklow region.
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- Michael Dwyer
- The Dunlavin area 1881-1901.
- Crehelp crossed pillar. Three beliefs come togethe...
- Fiach Mac Hugh O'Byrne 2. 1597-1997 – The Firebran...
- Fiach Mac Hugh O'Byrne 1. Some Wicklow history – o...
- Famous Dunlaviners – Remembered Elsewhere; Forgott...
- St Nicholas of Myra RC Church, Dunlavin c. 1930
- Precensus Dunlavin. Townland ghosts and some refle...
- Dunlavin RC church, parochial house and fairgreen ...
- A Vignette of Dunlavin in 1902
