Then in 1794 bartholomew rivers, a wealthy merchant from. Latin names in english important because first names are given in latin in some roman catholic parish registers and you need to know what the. The history of the coastal co waterford town of tramore the irish. Drumcannon, a parish, in the barony of middlethird, county of waterford, and province of munster, on the high road from waterford to tramore. The history of the coastal co waterford town of tramore. County waterford, ireland genealogy familysearch wiki. In this groundbreaking history of ireland, neil hegarty presents a fresh perspective on irelands past.
Under the towns improvement act in 1926, the fish market in the city was moved from michael street to peter street, and several women were brought before the. Its area is about 710 square miles 1838 sq km and is the 21st largest county in ireland. In an article obviously aimed at english readers the london edition of the waterford mirror of 18 july 1888 described tramore as the brighton of ireland. Cliff walks, windy beaches, amusement park and some playground fun were on the plan. The waterford county museum society was founded to run the museum. Tramore was a great, charming and sweet little town with so much to offer for families and group fun. The sport was first brought to the town in 1967 by irish surfing pioneer kevin cavey. Tramore development plan 1997 draft waterford ireland. In summer the seafront that stretches below the steep town of tramore tra mhor in irish, meaning big beach is a whirl of fairground rides, amusement arcades, candy floss stalls and all the other tack of an oldstyle seaside resort. New books about wexford, tramore, dingle, killaloe, sligo and.
A 15th century watchtower, which backs on to what is now the old town hall, is said to have once been a prison, although today you are more likely to hear only the gentle cooing of doves. Our independent book stores are located in waterford, wexford, kilkenny and naas, ireland. It is situated on the northern and western shores of the bay of tramore, and comprises 77 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act. Tramore 2,036, on tramore bay, is the best known bathing place on the coast between bray and youghal. As a result in 1999, they carried out a feasibility study of tramore. Everyone knows that the people of ireland are great for telling a story. Welcome to highgrove house located in the centre of tramore town overlooking tramore bay with beautiful views of the sea and beach from our front bedrooms. Andy kelly and frank o donoghue explore tramore s development from a small fishing village of the early nineteenth century to the thriving town of today. Birdwatch ireland waterford branch and the city of waterford vocational. Be sure to check out the friday night jam session of local irish music at banyan. Tramore photos, maps, books, memories francis frith. The town of tramore is beautiful and less than 15 minutes from waterford.
There is a comprehensive description of the flora and the fauna, and while this book is not a natural history, many of. In 1999 writer michael coady from carrickonsuir reflected on his youthful experiences of the magic of tramore when he said in his book full. Explore tramore holidays and discover the best time and places to visit. Comprehensive and engaging, the story of ireland is an eyeopening account of a nation that has long been shaped by forces beyond its coasts. Hotel, located in the sunny south east of ireland, overlooking tramore bay. The waterford and tramore railway was a railway in county waterford, ireland, that linked the city of waterford and the seaside town of tramore, a distance of 7 1. Small towns in ireland with big stories to tell the irish times. The genesis of tramore development trust was a group, named arcart. Tramore had been a small fishing village in 1600s when the doneraile family set up an estate.
Guide to county waterford ancestry, family history and genealogy. Situated on a hill side overlooking tramore bay, it has a fine promenade and a sandy bathing beach 5km long. This town is situated at the northwestern extremity of the bay of tramore, to which it gives name, commanding a fine view of the sea, and sheltered by the. Little is known about these people, but one thing is for sure, they where hunter gathers using the natural resources of the area to. Tramore has become renowned as a surfing location in ireland, as well as other watersports including kitesurfing and windsurfing. Sep 14, 2018 tramore library runs the tuesdaythursday book club with two meetings every month to work with your schedule. A map of the plots for the burial ground was drawn up and a local registrar appointed to record the burials in the burial register and purchase of grave spaces. The history of tramore begins some 10,000 years ago where the original settlement was located in the rabbit burrows commonly known today as the sand dunes.
They founded several towns in ireland of which waterford was one. Its county seat is the city of waterford county waterford is characterized by lowlying land to the east around waterford city and on the south coast the distinctive fishing village of dunmore east and further west is tramore bay. Great savings on hotels in tramore, ireland online. Tramore town august 10, 2014 walking in tramore today i came across a recently uncovered ship wreck, took some photos, you can clearly see wooden bolts instead of steel and the outline of the hull, really interesting, a little research says its likely to be a 19th century brig. Griffiths valuation ebooks culturenet public library information services borrow books. At just under 6,700yd off the tips, tramore is a fair test for golfers of all abilities.
Zoom in and out, even view a satellite photograph of tramore. The story of ireland reexamines irish history, challenging the accepted stories and longheld myths associated with ireland. The estate is situated beside one of the five defending towers of the castle of montemayor, providing a setting rich in historical atmosphere and crumbling ruins. Francis frith the uks leading publisher of local photographs since 1860.
May 16, 2018 in this video, we explore tramore, co. Advertisement for summer excursions on the waterford to tramore line. History of tramore oceanics surf school tramoreoceanics. Tramore has many surf stores, board manufacturers, surf schools and hire shops in the town. Like a window into their daytoday life, tramore census records can tell you where and how your ancestors worked, their level of education, veteran status, and more. The book centre has been in business since 1971 and is a. Jun 21, 2014 and so tramore grew in size and popularity to become the largest town in co. Bed breakfast accommodation tramore waterford x91 vk70. As such, they accurately preserve the aesthetic, technical and historical qualities of. Tramore, a maritime market and post town, in the parish of drumcannon, barony of middlethird, county of waterford, and province of munster, from a topographical dictionary of ireland by samuel lewis, 1837. Mar, 2012 in this groundbreaking history of ireland, neil hegarty presents a fresh perspective on irelands past. Map of tramore, tramore map, tramore, waterford map mytown.
The remarkable seaside town of tramore has a rich and vibrant history which is uniquely captured in this collection of archive images. Before the late 18th century, the town was a small fishing hamlet. Add this page to your favourites for future access to the details of every business in tramore and surrounding areas. Tramore library waterford, ireland library facebook. The book centre also waterford treasures christmas shop, also we can post them abroad. Tbay surf and eco centre gives lessons and hires surf boards.
County waterford is a maritime county and is located on the southeastern coast of ireland, in the province of munster. Thereafter the potential of the town as a pleasant retreat for the citizens of waterford and others who assembled there for the benefit of the salt water. Patricks burial ground in tramore was the responsibility of waterford poor law union and later the responsibility of tramore town council. It was a highlight to our tour of ireland for sure. The history, topography and antiquities of the county and city of waterford. Lovely town, lovely space and a most lovely hostess. If they survive, original burial registers are kept by the local registrarsecretary of the parish. It boasts a restaurant overlooking tramore bay and free wifi access. Tramore town is built on a hill and offers spectacular views of tramore bay. Welcome to tramore the south easts leading holiday resort.
Search the worlds most comprehensive index of fulltext books. There are 54 census records available for the last name tramore. Tramore, a maritime market and post town, in the parish of drumcannon, barony of middlethird, county of waterford, and province of munster, 6 miles s. Tramore adventures oceanics surf school tramoreoceanics. It was opened on 5 september 1853 and closed on 31 december 1960. History of waterford city and county power, patrick c. Tramore photos website and business directory for tramore, county waterford. Small towns in ireland with big stories to tell new books about wexford, tramore, dingle, killaloe, sligo and enniskillen are rich with period detail. Close to the idyllic doneraile walk which boasts unrestricted coastal views from tramore s cliffs, guests can admire the renowned scenery and sandy shores of the popular seaside town. Little is known about these people, but one thing is for sure, they where hunter gathers using the natural resources of the area to survive. The history of the coastal co waterford town of tramore the.
Dvds on sale atwya, the arch, old military barracks, barracks st. And so tramore grew in size and popularity to become the largest town in co. The various subcultures the book represents from teddy boys through to mods, rockers, punks and skinheads and beyond werent exclusively dublincentric. Waterford, ireland 1901 these prints are faithful reproductions of original images taken of towns and villages around ireland over a 100 years ago. We walked to the beach and then headed to the arcade finishing with a great meal at ragland road pub.
Browsers can use this page as a tramore directory offering a comprehensive listing of businesses in tramore sorted by business type. One of the most remarkable books of irish social history to appear in the past twelve months is where were you. Our home is in the centre of the town with supermarkets, chemists, banks, dentists, doctors, etc. Photos, maps, personal memories and local books of tramore. Little is known about these people, but one thing is for sure, they where hunter. The majestic hotel is just a 1minute walk from the 5 km stretch of golden sands of tramore beach and 12 km from waterford. View our range of old irish historic photographs for sale from waterford towns and villages. Tramore tourism and tramore development trust every year produce a free brochure which you can pick up at the tourist office in waterford or tramore that contains suggested routes to take within the town and beach area. This group was made up of two architects and one artist who believed that the centre of tramore town needed to be energised and revitalised. Ann was very knowledgeable about local irish history and gave excellent recommendations in the town.
The various subcultures the book represents from teddy boys through to mods, rockers, punks and skinheads. This graph charts editions published on this subject. Getting its name from the ancient copper mines that once covered the area, the copper coast is full of fascinating history and hidden coves. From funny anecdotes told by the warmth of an open fire, to thrilling stories of ancient lore, the island of ireland is known for its long tradition of spoken word.
Tramore aka nurneyonsea is a seaside village in county waterford, on the southeast coast. Publishing history this is a chart to show the publishing history of editions of works about this subject. Dungarvan 6,306, on dungarvan bay, is the second town of the county. For contact details for roman catholic parishes in county waterford please check the website for the diocese of waterford and lismore, and for contact details for the church of ireland, please check the website for the united dioceses of cashel, ferns, ossory. Bed breakfast accommodation tramore waterford x91 c638. The loss of the horse transport, captain gibbs, in the bay of tramore. Some time later the sea horse was adopted as the symbol of the town of tramore, and was later adopted as the logo for waterford crystal in 1955. Located in the beautiful seaside town of tramore, co, waterford, in the south east of ireland, the 4star majestic hotel overlooks tramore bay with its impressive 5km stretch of golden beach and sand dunes and is less than 10km from the historical city of waterford. Best yet was our hostess who went out of her way to make us feel at home. We stock a full 32 county vintage photograph catalog. History luxury villa rental benahavis marbella tramores. Tramore is an undulating 18hole parkland course in a seaside location. Tramore travel county waterford, ireland lonely planet. An irishmans diary about the waterford and tramore railway.
Waterford city library for use on the ask about ireland web site. Accommodation tramore offers adultonly aa 4star awardwinning bed and breakfast accommodation located in the seaside town of tramore. Details of business listings in tramore, waterford. A brief history of waterford, ireland local histories. Local history books available online county waterford. Tramore library runs the tuesdaythursday book club with two meetings every month to work with your schedule. In 1816, the sea horse, a military transport ship, with the 2nd battalion of the 59th regiment of foot, was wrecked in tramore bay, and 292 men and 71 women and children perished.
Calendar of the minutes and records of dungarvan town commissioners and urban district council. Report of the proceedings at a public meeting held in the city of waterford on friday nov. The town is built on steep hills rising from the beach. The aims of the society are to present the history of dungarvan and west waterford area through a series of well illustrated panels and displays, to acquire and preserve individual items or collections of local interest, and to encourage public interest in local history. And as you explore, keep an eye out for the metal man at newtown head, where a huge sailor perches on a pillar to let sailors know that theyre entering tramore bay. A great part was this very spacious and welcoming apartment with nice views of the sea and the town centre. A spacious and comfortable 4star bed and breakfast set upon an acre of leafy gardens, cloneen is an cosy haven in charming tramore, county waterford. Tramore is a great seaside town that has a lot to offer even during the offseason around christmas.
Upload images of tramore for free and view other users tramore photographs. History of tramore development trust history and background. Along the x axis is time, and on the y axis is the count of editions published. Drumcannon, waterford genealogy heraldry and history. The normans invaded waterford in the twelfth century and waterford city became their stronghold, second only to dublin in.