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A military patrol of the Border regiment from
Claremorris was fired at on Saturday night at Swinford and two soldiers were severely wounded. The soldiers halted at Swinford courthouse, from which four streets branch and immediately shots were fired at them by unknown parties. The lorry was riddled in
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paradoxically meant however that relatively few
Swinford men were arrested and interned, meaning they were outside the network of republican leaders that developed in the internment camps and prisons. It was not until approx 1920 that the IRA was structured in Swinford, and from then, with the
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established a presence in the town, building a convent near the parish church. They took over operations at the workhouse during the 1880s. In 1906 they established a primary school and a secondary school for girls in the town. In 1916 the
Sisters of Mercy took over Brabazon estate house and
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dancing, and heritage displays depicts the traditions of East Mayo. The five-day festival takes place in the first week of August and features live bands playing open-air concerts as well as a heritage day, history walks and an busking competition.
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Up to the mid-1980s the town had 3 second-level schools: St. Patrick's college, St. Mary's
Convent and the vocational school. All three schools amalgamated in August 1992 to become Scoil Muire agus Padraig. There is also a national school called
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name for the town is "BĂ©al Ătha na Muice", which is "mouth of the ford of the pigs" in
English. The second theory as to the origin of the Swinford name is that it has always been named Swinford, and that the name Swinford is derived from
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On 19 August 1920, IRA members broke into the goods shed at
Swinford Railway station and destroyed 10 tons of food and fuel belonging to British security forces. Later that month, on 27 August 1920 IRA volunteers from Swinford and
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Swinford to allow the entry of a railway through the town as well as the establishment of Swinford railway station. It was also during the 1890s that a Catholic church was built.
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The military returned the fire, discharging as many as 500 rounds, with what result did not transpire. The wounded soldiers were conveyed to
Claremorris, where their wounds were dressed prior to removal to the Curragh
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On 25 August 1903, Dillon, addressing a meeting of his constituents at the
Swinford Workhouse, spoke vehemently against the doctrine of conciliation. This divided the Party and led to the departure of
252:, Swinford is known for its fishing waters, including the Callow lakes and the lakes of Conn and Cullin. Swinford was bypassed in 1993 by the N5 route and was the first town in Mayo to be bypassed.
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passed at Westminster, resolving the Irish Land Question.
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was a long-serving Member of Parliament for East Mayo at
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642:"BĂ©al Ătha na Muice / Swinford (see archival records)"
1054:"Mayo All-Ireland winner Padraig Carney dies aged 91"
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527:(1928â2019), Mayo inter-county Gaelic footballer
224:, meaning 'ford-mouth of the pig') is a town in
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1189:. Independent News & Media. 28 August 1999
950:. Western People. 21 July 2004. Archived from
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