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Cáit Curran
Carnaun School Organic Diary – Thank You
Finbarr O’Regan writes his final Organic Diary in this issue of Organic Matters. He will r… by Cáit Curran
Record | General History Archive | Chronicle
Carnaun School Organic Diary April 2005
Compost is ‘Not all a load of Rubbish’ Cáit Curran, Editor ‘Organic Matters’, Organic Vege… by Cáit Curran
Record | General History Archive | Chronicle
Carnaun School first to go organic – August 2001
Galway School is the first to go organic Carnaun National School near Athenry in County Ga… by Cáit Curran
Record | General History Archive | Chronicle
International Walled Town Symposium, Waterford 2003
A group of organisations and individuals from walled towns across Europe have been meeting… by Cáit Curran
Record | Athenry Journal Archive | Chronicle
Editorial – Summer 2003
A Year of Opportunities and Openings for Athenry. Despite the worrying news about Athenry… by Cáit Curran
Record | Athenry Journal Archive | Chronicle
Editorial – Spring 2004
The ongoing physical development of Athenry is to be welcomed, but it is important… by Cáit Curran
Record | Athenry Journal Archive | Chronicle
New Businesses for Athenry 2002
Athenry Opticians Athenry Opticians opened in August at 3 McDonald’s Lane, Athenry. Ailbhe… by Cáit Curran
Record | Athenry Journal Archive | Chronicle
Jimmy Somers, Athenry 2002
Commerce runs in every vein of Jimmy Somers who was a travelling wholesaler for twenty-fiv… by Cáit Curran
Record | Athenry Journal Archive | Chronicle
Peadar Monaghan, Athenry – Summer 2002
From a Lancashire Bus to the Eyre Square Fountain Retiring from the construction industry… by Cáit Curran
Record | Athenry Journal Archive | Chronicle
Escape from the City – Summer 2001
Fiona Kelly was delighted to move away from Dublin but as she tells Cait Curran, she is ev… by Cáit Curran
Record | Athenry Journal Archive | Interview
