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The
Culleens Ambush
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On
July 1st 1921, two policemen of the Royal Irish Constabulary
were shot dead after being captured at an ambush at
Culleens. For more details CLICK
HERE |
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Oghill
House
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Completed
in 1839 by Robert Armstrong, and in 1920 purchased by
the Parish of Killglass. For the full historic story
of one of Culleens/Kilglass oldest buildings CLICK
HERE |
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Apparition
At Carns, Culleens
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On
the 2nd of September 1985, Four girls walking that night
witnessed an Apparation of Our Lady and Saint Bernadette.
For a detailed account CLICK
HERE |
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The
Griddle Stone
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A
splendid specimen of a standing stone in Culleens/Kilglass.
For the stories and myths behind this 5000 year old
Dolmen CLICK
HERE |
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Old
Church, Kilglass
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The
old Kilglass church had gone out of use before the end
of the l7th century. In it there is the tombstone of
Coronet James Woods, who died in l692. For more information
CLICK HERE |
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The
Match Trick
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Well-known
match trick which originated in the days of the cattle
fair in Culleens. To test yourself CLICK
HERE |
