Tí Chulainn - A history of South Armagh - part 1

[@absonus]

Thank you . Very interesting .My grandfathers family lived in Ballybay but moved to South Armagh in the 1800`s .They farmed in Rowan and he moved to England early 1900 . Never to return .

[@noelmoran5725]

Beautiful place an Great people who had 2 fight for everything if they were Catholic

[@therealpaddy4687]

Pat looks so proud in every video we are all proud of Lizzie Muzie the NPQeen just to have the pleasure of having her to watch over the years we were lucky thanks to Pat and Tricia for sharing this wonderful woman with us so stand up stand tall Lizzie just wants you all to be happy and okay that's all she wants please for her do so that's her final wish for you all to be okay she is always with you guy's family and friends.god bless,RIP Lizzy.

[@ogrebattle22763]

I would love to visit South Armagh....

[@vnvnational2237]

Family legend has it that our O'Neill line descends from the O'Neills of the Fews. Our line was thrown out of Armagh in the 1640s and ended up near Foxford in Mayo, with our specific line eventually settling in Kilglass parish in North Sligo. I certainly need to go and explore South Armagh.

[@FearghusMacMurchaidh]

Beautiful end of the country it is

[@donnanorton95]

Great video..an right on my own doorstep..we dont appreciate the great views we have

[@tinkerggg]

My grandfather James Murphy was from Cullyhanna. I just want to know if anybody out there knew of him, please reply.Thankyou.