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The Society Journal Content and published issues

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ISSUE 5: January 2001
In this issue
• A personal message
• Society developments
• The Legend of O’Donoghue
• Migration to Australia – 1837 - the O’Donoghues of Kanturk, County Cork, Ireland
• What’s in a name - Donohugh
• What my mother told me
• Do you recognise this person?
• Snippets
O’Donoghue ‘Olympians’
Criminal Donoghues in mid-nineteenth century London
Grants of land to James Donoho, South Carolina 1676
• Forthcoming events
ISSUE 4: October 2000
In this issue
• A personal message
• Society developments
• The Tower House of the O’Donoghue of the Glen at Killaha
• The Donoho Cousins
• What my father told me
• O’Donoghue places
• Snippets
Mrs O’Donahue keeps NASA going
The Fathers Bonaventure O’Donoghue
The Titanic
ISSUE 3: May 2000
In this issue
• A personal message
• Society developments
• 1798 and the Ballad of Paud O’Donohoe
• Dunphys make it in Australia
• What my grandmother told me
• O’Donoghue streets and towns in the USA of 1880-91
• Snippets
Quantrill’s raiders
Jimmy Donahue and the Duchess of Windsor
O’Donohue’s test
ISSUE 2: January 2000
In this issue
  • A personal message
  • Society developments
  • Ó Donnchadha today
  • The story of Diarmaid (of Ó Donnchadha pedigree) and Gráinne
ISSUE 1: November 1999