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Woodlawn Heritage Group

Treasuring, Preserving & Promoting our Heritage

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    Our Diaspora
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    Woodlawn House
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    Bicycles at Gamekeepers Lodge
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    Education in Woodlawn

Welcome

Woodlawn, located in East Galway is an integral part of Ireland’s past. We invite you to explore our unique historical, architectural, archaeological and natural heritage. This website will be an excellent resource on all aspects of our heritage, including folklore, tales and community for all to view and contribute

Find out more about us or get in touch.

Featured pages
  • Go Wild In Woodlawn!!

    Go Wild In Woodlawn!!

    Nature Camp August 2018
  • Caretaker at Woodlawn

    Caretaker at Woodlawn

    Stories from Galway's Railways
  • Killaan Holy Well

    Killaan Holy Well

    Heritage Council Project 2017
  • Woodlawn Station

    Woodlawn Station

    Carrowmore, Woodlawn
  • Galway's Gastronomic Heritage

    Galway's Gastronomic Heritage

    Our Food Heritage
  • Nature Trail

    Nature Trail

    Family friendly walk in Woodlawn
What's new
  • Go Wild In Woodlawn!!

    Go Wild In Woodlawn!!

    Nature Camp August 2018
  • Cloonkeenkerril N.S. Girls

    Cloonkeenkerril N.S. Girls

    Roll Book Number 15,429
  • Heritage of Food Village

    Heritage of Food Village

    Photo Gallery
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This website is a member of the Irish Community Archive Network and is a joint initiative of Galway County Council Heritage Office and the National Museum of Ireland – Country Life
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