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Irish Tourist Association Survey, Toomore

Thumbnail of First page of the Irish Tourist Association survey, Toomore parish, 1944.
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First page of the Irish Tourist Association survey, Toomore parish, 1944

The Irish Tourist Association Survey for Toomore parish was completed by Donal Faughnan in 1944. The only town in the parish is Foxford, population at the time according to the 1936 census was 625. From a tourism point of view, the most interesting features of the parih would have been the scenic views from various vantage points near foxford, and the numerous antiquities in the area. Two notable personalities from the parish were Sr. Agnes Morrogh Bernard, founder of the Providence Woollen Mills and Admiral William Brown, founder of the Argentinian Navy.

The headings for the survey are listed below. Clicking on the heading will open the relevant section in the survey.

Accommodation

Amenities and general information

Antiquities

Curiosities, customs

Distinguished personalities

Natural features

Sports and games

 

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