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Fanore Carrucans - Tony and Ann in back, Lyn and Nola in front29 viewsThis photo shows 4 of the Fanore based Carrucan clan

Back: Tony and Ann (who is married to Patsy Carrucan)
Front: Lyn and Nola (Patsy's sister who is married to Tony)

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip21 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip10 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip13 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip11 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip12 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip14 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip12 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip13 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip11 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip15 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip11 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip13 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip11 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip12 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip13 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip12 views

2012 - Fanore - general shots on a walking daytrip13 views

Irish Emigration Stamp25 viewsIrish Emigration is celebrated in this Irish postage stamp

The Burren23 viewsThe Burren (Great Rock) is a plateau occupying a vast area of North Clare. It rises in the south from the foothills near Killanoboy and Kilfenora, is bounded in the east by the Gortaclare mountains and is contained in the west by the Atlantic Ocean. Its highest peak, Slieve Elva, overlooks Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. It is an area of scenic attractions - wild and lonely but picturesque - where the clear light, reflected from the stone-grey hills, seems to radiate an air of timelessness, made more realistic by the many pre-historic remains that dot the fields and the valleys beneath. The Burren is of particular interest to archeologists, botanists, speleologists, zoologists, ornithologists, etc.

The Burren26 viewsThe Burren (Great Rock) is a plateau occupying a vast area of North Clare. It rises in the south from the foothills near Killanoboy and Kilfenora, is bounded in the east by the Gortaclare mountains and is contained in the west by the Atlantic Ocean. Its highest peak, Slieve Elva, overlooks Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. It is an area of scenic attractions - wild and lonely but picturesque - where the clear light, reflected from the stone-grey hills, seems to radiate an air of timelessness, made more realistic by the many pre-historic remains that dot the fields and the valleys beneath. The Burren is of particular interest to archeologists, botanists, speleologists, zoologists, ornithologists, etc.

The Fields Above Fanore40 viewsThe Fields Above Fanore (sung to the Tune of Galway Bay] was written by Dr Bryan McMahon
Hear Patsy Carrucan sing this song: http://soundcloud.com/fanoremosaics/the-fields-above-fanore

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