Family History in Ballycastle County Mayo, Ireland Golden & Langan & more...
Looking west down Ballycastle High Street
Thomas Golden's (1917-1982) now derelict house in Doughlough, Doonfeeny Upper, vacated in 1965.
The old Kilbride National School house, built 1886
Mary's Cottage Kitchen on Ballycastle High Street,
possibly the last refreshments before Belmullet
Tom Langan Park in Ballycastle was opened in his honour in 1984
Signposts at the bottom of Ballycastle High Street
Christina & Colette Golden at Confirmation in Ballycastle c1960 pictured in the "Western People"
County Mayo's team that won the All Ireland SFC final in 1950 and 1951 at Croke Park. Ballycastle's Tom Langan, acclaimed as "hero of the hour", is third from the right in the back row.
The 5-metre-high Standing Stone in Doonfeeny Graveyard, with Dún Briste in the background
St Bridget's Roman Catholic Church in Ballycastle
St John's (Protestant) Church on Ballycastle High Street
A view towards Heathfield House, east of Ballycastle
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The picturesque Palmerstown Bridge near Killala was built c1788 by the 6 Langan brothers from Donegal,
and used by the French invaders of 1798
