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Aucloggeen Origional Irish Spelling - Athcloigín Area - 265 acres Meaning - The Ford of the little bell Map -
Spring Rising at Aucloggen History "Outside the north side of the demese is a pretty bit of landscape, and a 'flash' of water called Athcloigín, or the 'ford of the little bell;' and beyond it the mills of Cregg, near which the tourist, if travelling by the road, can turn down to the like by Winterfield, through the parish of Annaghdown;" Taken from Wildes Loch Corrib - Its Shores and Islands (1867) Features - John Fahy's Pub Aucloggen was where local man John Fahy ran a public house from the 1960's until 2002. The following link A Typical Friday Night in Fahy's captures memoried of John Fahy's before it closed. This next one show the Fahy family working behind the bar. Both montages are courtsy of local photography enthusist and club PRO Kevin O Connell. Parish Townlands Bordering it - Cregg, Cartron, Gortroe and Tomnahulla. |
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