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Welcome
- Published 10/21/2007
'Caed Mile Failte Romhalt Ailbe'
to the website of
Garngad Irish Heritage Group (GIHG).
A Chara!
The 2009 Annual Saint Patrick's Festival will be held on Saturday 14th March. We have received an offer from both Glasgow City Council and The Government of Ireland for Grants towards The Festival, both for £5000.
Slan.
GIHG Management Committee
Featured Articles
The Garngad Irish
- By John Sweeney
- Published 06/3/2008
- Garngad-Irish Poems and Songs
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This poem was written to commemorate the journey of the Irish to The Garngad and their achievements in the local and wider community, especially in Football, Music and Religion.
This Poem was written by John P Sweeney, founding member, first Chairman and current Secretary of GIHG. John is currently studying Theology at Scotus College, The National Seminary in Scotland for the training of priests.
This Poem was written by John P Sweeney, founding member, first Chairman and current Secretary of GIHG. John is currently studying Theology at Scotus College, The National Seminary in Scotland for the training of priests.
Recent Articles
Old Garngad
- By John Sweeney
- Published 06/3/2008
- Garngad-Irish Poems and Songs
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This article was found by Eddie McCafferty (Rathmullen, Co Donegal) who is a parishioner of St Roch's, Garngad, in the Belfast Edition of 'The Irish Weekly'.
It is written by a man named Jim Scott who had come from Donegal to Garngad. He wrote this Poem after retiring to Drogheda, Co Louth.
It is written by a man named Jim Scott who had come from Donegal to Garngad. He wrote this Poem after retiring to Drogheda, Co Louth.