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    Markree Castle [Néillidh Ó Maolagáin a chum], port

    ó Dréachtaí Néillidh Ó Maolagáin

    Phós mo neacht agus m’iníon baiste Siobhán Ní Mhaolagáin, John Pfluegler ón Astráil i Mí Dheireadh Fómhair 2022 i gCaisleán Mharcréidh, gar do Chúil Mhuine, Contae Shligigh.

    Don ócáid speisialta seo chuir mé an port seo le chéile dóibh. Chas mé agus go leor do chlann uile Uí Mhaolagáin an port seo dóibh ag an searmanais pósta a bhí i gCaisleán Mharcréidh, atá mar cheann do na caisleáin is mó in Éirinn atá ina óstán teaghlaigh anois.

    Markree Castle [Néillidh Ó Maolagáin a chum], port

    Markree Castle [Néillidh Ó Maolagáin a chum], port [go mall]

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