Traces of the Great Famine in the Landscape of the Kilrush Poor Law Union

[@DonalLeader]

I greatly admire your contribution to local history. We need to remember and to continue to tell the stories.

[@Mftw767]

Thank you for taking the trubble to make and show this lovely made historical filim.....

[@seancrowe8488]

Many thanks. Lest we forget.

[@meltdownman8911]

As a young boy I remember all too well the bodies of a woman and her child from the famine, being unearthed by builders on the road out to Cappagh. And they weren’t the only ones found may years after those terrible days,

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

tragic times. some of my family ended up being convicted of petty crimes and were sent off here to australia never to be permitted to return home. looks like a nice place.

[@jimbobjimjim6500]

My god! The list!!

[@CarrsMill]

They're all in the comfort of their Maker whereas Vandeleur is in the hands of Satan.

[@OSTARAEB4]

What a horror of Irish history. A land of death amidst such incredible beauty.

[@irelandmyisland]

excellent story.

[@annedonnellan6876]

While food was aplenty! Never forget! Learn from histkry

[@whitetroutchannel]

my town in northern ireland endured a terrible chlorea outbreak during the famine it done for more people than the blight, the graveyard and mass grave has long since grew over and fallen into disrepair

[@mikeroberts510]

Just one year.