St Johnston and Carrigans

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Photographs from

St Johnston and Carrigans

in Days of Old

Earliest Ever St Johnston Photograph - late 1800's

St Johnston Postcard Pictures from early 1900's

Carrigans Postcard Pictures from early 1930's

Boathole, St Johnston, early 1930's

Masonic Hall St Johnston early 1930's

Postcard Pictures of Quigley's Shop, St Johnston

Postcard - Various Images

Couple in Photo

A Postcard from St Johnston

St Baithin's Chapel Postcard Picture posted 1909

Confirmation Photos - St Baithin's Church 1952

More Confirmation Photos - St Baithins 1952

Ardagh National School 1920

Taughboyne Church early 1900's

St Johnston Cricket Club

Cricket Club booklet 1959

Photo of Local Woman from Victorian Times

Carrigans Flax Mill 1941

Race Against Time Event, St Johnston mid 80s

Manse St Johnston early 1930's postcard picture

St Johnston No 1 School Pupils - 1914

1909 Postcard Picture of St Johnston No 1 School

St Johnston Quay, 1949

Orange Hall Postcard Picture from early 1900's

St Johnston AOH Band at Carfin in Scotland 1937

St Johnston Presbyterian Church Postcard Pictures from 1930s and early 1900's

Choir St Baithin's with Mrs White late 1950's

St Baithin's School, Blueball, early 1940s Pic No 1

St Baithin's School, Blueball, early 1940s Pic No 2

Hibernian Band at Sacristan's House

Group of People at Rockfield, St Johnston 1954

The Crescent Showband, 1960s

Sammy Bovaird and Friends

An image of a hearth from 1936 - a familiar sight then

AOH Band Marches in St Johnston 1935

St Johnston AOH, 15th August 1989 Donegal Town

Kinnycally Flute Band 1936

Old Wedding Photo

Social Services Xmas Party

Meals on Wheels 1968

Farm Labourers at Joshie Rankin's Farm

Coll Family

Craigadoes School Outing Around The Mid 1930’s

Monreagh Church Old Photographs

Ministers of Monreagh

A Family from Long Ago

Water Problems Carrigans 1950s

Three men from some years ago!

Two Men and a Chair - Postcard

Two soldiers - Irish Army 1942

Fundraising Event for Social Services

ICA Silver Jubilee

House - Churchtown early 1900's

The Beginning of the Resource Centre

Hibernian Band Photo

St Baithin's Youth Band

Youth Band Parade

Centre for Learning

Youth Band Group Photos - original uniforms

Youth Band Group Photos - different uniform

Youth Band Newspaper Photo

Hibernian Hall, Kinnically

Outside Toland's Shop

Misc Photos 1

Misc Photos 2

Misc Photos 3

Misc Photos 4

Misc Photos 5

Misc Photos 6

Doon Well, popular pilgrimage site from the past for locals

Bishop McFeely and Archdeacon Deeney

Kildrum Tigers Presentation Photos

James Crawford - the last blacksmith

Locals at St Eunan's College Late 1960's

Life in Ard Baithin 1

Life in Ard Baithin 2

Life in Ard Baithin 3

Local Men at Market Square, Letterkenny

Two Old Photos

Eddie McCausland

Wedding

Snow St Johnston - 28/12/2000

Xmas lights turned on Dec 2005

ICA 1958

Kildrum Tigers 1950s

Lourdes April 1987

Main St, St Johnston, pics

Ard Baithin July 1966

St Johnston Carnival

Rabbit Hunters

Tom Quinn and Mary Lynch, Wedding 1914

Sleighing in Ard Baithin 1953

Lynch Sisters

The Field Workers

St Johnston National School No 1 Pupils 1941

Railway Photos 1960's

Life in the old days - milking goat, famine pot, jaunting car

Photos - The Gallagher Family

Photos - The Quinn Family

Photos - The Gibson Family

Mongavlin Castle - Old Pictures

Mongavlin Castle - photo from 1880s

Past Pupils - Drumucklagh

Quinn Children at Drumucklagh 1926

Carnival "Costa St Johnston"

Rabbit Hunters at Kinnycally - mid-1980's

Mysterious Woman

Misc Old Photos

ICA Jubilee Clippings from Newspaper 1980

St Baithin's National School at Blueball in 1941

Reverend Alexander Lecky's funeral 1929

Reverend Hanna

Pics of St Johnstoners!

Toland's Corner 1954

Black and White AOH Photo

Joseph Gillespie Homecoming Sunday 20 June 1993

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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