Maguire

Omagh 1854: The Trillick Railway Outrage

There have been other post-truth moments. In 1854, John Maguire staked everything to set the record straight

Sep 18 •

Griffintown 1863: Tutelage

Two lost little boys and the man I sold short

Jul 19 •

Omagh 2019: Homecoming

Visits to thin places

Feb 19 •

A family's history in addresses

Feb 12 •

Outremont 1940: The Great Chain of Memory

What is living memory?

Jan 27 •

Montreal 1916: Conor Maguire's War

Not with this wind blowing, and this tide

Nov 8, 2024 •

Montreal 1894: Cast Metal Type

A story of two brothers

Oct 24, 2024 •

Saint-Henri 1961: House Calls

Visits to a vanished world

Sep 15, 2024 •

Montreal 1878: Boyne's Red Shore

Who is entitled to public spaces?

Aug 29, 2024 •

Longue-Pointe 1921: Pure Dreams of Solitary Birds

Sometimes the locked doors in the house of your family history can lead to glorious hidden gardens.

Jun 1, 2024 •

Griffintown 1861: Molten Metal

A life retold from a single sentence

May 8, 2024 •

Montreal 1865: A Grocer from Omagh

John Maguire's lost immigrant dream

Jun 25, 2023 •

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