St Johnston and Carrigans Articles
"The Dunmore Football Team" song
Jimmy McGrory - the sports star with the St Johnston connection
Tragic road deaths in 1991 - clipping
Heroes of a Forgotten War - a Derry Journal Article
Vanishing Memories published by Taughboyne History Group
Irish Press on Glentown Quarry
Irish News on the Dunmore Tragedy
Drowning Tragedy River Foyle 1917
List of articles on legend of Stumpie
Triple Tragedy: Carrigans 1938
St Johnston - Social Economic Success by Mary Crossan
Nurse writes on the shooting tragedy
Lizzie Coll Mass leaflet from 1930
Donegal Farmers and Milk 1930s
Rankin Rolls Back the Years - Cricket article from 2005
Cecily Mackworth obituary - sister of Helen who died in Dunmore Tragedy 1938
Monreagh Ulster Scots and Education Centre
Article on Fishing in St Johnston Patrick Gormley December 2004
Archdeacon Deeney and Killea Chapel
Book of Honour - Great War Dead
Castletown School, Old and New
Bishop O Doherty was a pupil of Carrigans and Monreagh schools
Joe's Bar formerly McCann's Bar
The origin of the name, St Johnston
1974 Abduction of Eugene Patton - Ard Baithin
The Fairy Faith fairies were a staple of local faith
1835 Letter about the area - written in Raphoe
The Cure for Shingles Rebecca and Tom Hamilton
Christopher never missed a day at St Baithin's School
Bombed Factory Carrigans early 1970s
History of Christianity in the local area
St Boyne's Holy Well, Churchtown
St Johnston and Carrigans - entries in a book
Local History/Placenames by Rev Philip Lynch
Poteen Making - St Johnston and Carrigans Area
Fishing Article Democrat Nov 2011
Fishing on the Foyle - Letter 1960
How St Johnston Looked Long Ago
Milk and Donegal Farmers, Londonderry Sentinel
The building of the new bridge 1999
Research done by Resource Centre into local history
The "Wee Paper" - Strabane Lifford Notes
A German Plane comes down during WW2!
Altar Lee, Mass Rock, Binnion by Hugh Doherty
The famed Kinnycally Hall near St Johnston
Matthew Peoples a former soldier who lived Ard Baithin
Patrick Gormley - Folklore Story
Bridie Lynch - Olympics Athlete
Mary Houston - with her daughter Bridget
Ann Matthewson - Country Singer
A school essay about the Stumpy Legend
Stumpy's Brae from Derry Standard early 1950s
Famine in the St Johnston and Carrigans area
Castletown National School Records
Families Held in St Johnston Siege
Catherine Peoples Meals on Wheels
Patrick Gormley and the website
The first set of pupils enrolled in Drumucklagh School 1909
Farming in St Johnston and Carrigans
Fr Oliver McCrossan, Columban Missionary to the Philippines
Rescue at Glenshane Pass, March 2010
Double Wedding 1963 Taughboyne Church
St Johnston - the history of the village
St Johnston and Carrigans Demographics
St Johnston Carrigans in 1900's
After-schools Club late 2000s Resource Centre
Celtic Christianity in Taughboyne
Mongavlin Castle Feb 2005 by Patrick Gormley
Mongavlin Castle, Article by E McIntyre
Annie Hamilton 100 on 7 Nov 1965
Railway - St Johnston and Carrigans
Strabane Lifford Notes - Taughboyne ICA
St Johnston Retail - shops and pubs
The Story of the Local Schools
The Story of Margaret Pack's tragic death
The Penny Trough Story from Craighadoes
Another version of Stumpy from Ardagh School
Householders in St Johnston 1794
A photo of the Main St, St Johnston studied
St Johnston and Carrigans Pagan Heritage
Customs and Excise by Bridget McKenna
Song featuring Carrigans composed in 1921
List of Entitlements to Spinning Wheel Premium 1796
Latta Family Members emigrating from Taughboyne
Confirmation Photo - St Baithins May 1955
St Baithin's Church - History in Summary
St Baithin's Church - The Story of the Choir
St Baithin by Marion Shepherd, December 2008
Rev Alexander Lecky's Funeral at Ballylennon 1929
Joe Peoples Umpire of St Johnston Cricket Club
St Vincent de Paul Society, St Baithin's Conference
Tommy Peoples - Famous Musician and Composer
Joe Peoples writes about St Johnston History (1999)
Gravestone inscriptions relevant to the Dunmore Tragedy
Rev Joseph Diver from Carrigans
James Patton business ad from the 1980's
Mary Jane (Dugan) Ward and her family
The McAdoo Family, Dernacally, St Johnston
Ulster-Scots Heritage Centre, Monreagh
Priests Buried in St Johnston at St Baithin's Church
Justice and Peace Committee Chairman, McMenamin
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