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In this month’s edition Noel Sheerin considers the many titles, documents and photos that are already accumulating in our archives at the Cruachain Ai visitor centre, while Mike Lennon casts his eye over the history of Clashaganny National School. Darragh Kelly reports from the recent farm walk that took place in Rathcroghan, and Jody Moylan introduces us to the Droughts of Cargins House; the last of the Protestant Ascendancy to reside at the old estate behind Tulsk village. Rounding off October’s edition Cathal McCormack and John Higgins combined to work on our cover story of the Tulsk cemetery project, and the story of some of the interesting mausoleums that can be found within.

In this, our very first edition our cover story, by Cathal McCormack, looks at the Cloonyquinn origins of the famous French family, while Mary Kelly takes a deep dive into the Dúchas Folklore Collection, of 1935, and its many contributions from the schools of the parish. Deirdre Jones spoke to former Tulsk Garda Martin Hogan about his 1960s experience of working in the village, and Mike Lennon takes a detailed look at early education with his article on the hedge schools of the parish. The final article, by Jody Moylan, is on the four-paned stained-glass window of AE Child at the Church of St Eithne and Fidelma. First things first however, and we begin with a detailed description of our logo! We hope you enjoy the read!