Dr Martin Daly Nowlan, Maria Daly Nowlan and Mrs O'Kelly (Creron)

Dear Margaret,

There should not be a problem arranging access to the Carmelite ruins in Loughrea.

Regards,

Ireland Reaching Out

Hello Margaret!

Very glad to hear you are going to Loughrea in May.  If you have a chance, give Father Bernard a nice hug!  He's been the caretaker of the graveyard for many, many years, and it was through his kind generosity that allowed us to photograph the Internment Register. 

Mary Van Dyke

 

Hi Margaret,

I have become a straw-clutcher of note with our Irish relative!! I see you refer to a Dr Martin Daly Nowlan.  Our man in Ireland was Martin Daly, also  from Gort - and I wondered whether you knew how Martin Daly Nolan came by his name. As I said............clutching!!

Regards

Flick Willmore

P.S Do hope your visit to Gort

was fruitful!

 

Hi Flick,

I just saw your post of February 2019, better late than never. My Martin Daly Nolan is not related to your Martin Nolan of Gort. Martin Daly Nolan (born c1806) was the son  of Andrew Nowlan and Eliza Daly who lived in Prospect, near  Gort. Andrew Nowlan was originally from Loughrea and the family tomb is in the ruins of the Carmelite Abbey, Loughrea. Martin was given the name Daly after his mother’s family who were from Dalysgrove, Galway. Martin Daly’s maternal grandfather was Dermot Daly. Martin Daly Nolan’s Uncle, Peter Daly lived at Castledaly near Gort.

Regards, 

Margaret McKeown