Writer: Etienne Rynne
Inscribed Stone from Gortroe – August 1996
In September 1988, Mr Anthony Waldron, of Kingsland, Athenry, brought me a small…Record | ChronicleAthenry Journal Archive | Archaeology, Education, History | Etienne Rynne
Deirdre Ryan B.A. August 1995
In the last (the first, really) issue of The Journal, I wrote about the great num…Record | ChronicleAthenry Journal Archive | Archaeology, Education | Etienne Rynne
The Arch or Northgate of Athenry
Coming soon… …Record | BiographyMedieval Athenry Archive | Archaeology, Education | Etienne Rynne
St Bridget’s Church and Plaque Athenry
All of about 300m. due south of the south-eastern corner of Athenry’s Medieval t…Record | ChronicleAthenry Journal Archive | Archaeology, Education, History | Etienne Rynne
Archaeology in Athenry
Archaeology… I wish they would find a more acceptable name for it – then we’d…Record | ChronicleAthenry Journal Archive | Archaeology, Education, People | Etienne Rynne
The Athenry Town Walls
The walls of Athenry are easily the finest medieval town-walls remaining in Irel…Record | BiographyMedieval Athenry Archive | Archaeology, Education | Etienne Rynne
The Dominican Priory of SS. Peter and Paul
Meiler de Bermingham, 2nd Baron of Athenry and founder of the town, bought the s…Record | BiographyMedieval Athenry Archive | Archaeology, Education, People | Etienne Rynne
Leacht Oliver Browne
At Cahertymore Cross, on the back road from Athenry to Galway, stands a large an…Record | BiographyCarnaun Centenary Archive | Archaeology, Education, People | Etienne Rynne
Athenry A Medieval Town
The name of the town is an Irish one, Baile Átha ‘n Rí, thus indicating that the…Record | BiographyMedieval Athenry Archive | Archaeology, Education | Etienne Rynne
The Mace and Seal of Athenry
The mace as shown is of very singular design, being a clenched fist couped below…Record | BiographyMedieval Athenry Archive | Archaeology, Education | Etienne Rynne
