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where we mailed postcards back home. Discovering that at the Post you could also do any banking, changing more money. Then on to Cashel and out on Dualla Road to our second B&B at Thornbrook Lodge. After sightseeing at the Rock of Cashel we drove over to Dundrum to register for the three day O'Dwyer Clan Rally.
Saturday morning there was a bus tour of O’Dwyer castles and homes beginning at 10:30 a.m., with approximately 95 of us aboard. Denis and Maureen O'Dwyer, John Kelly, Iiam O'Dwyer, Martin O'Dwyer were some of our guides who gave oral histories of the sites we visited. The sites included, Ballysheeda Castle, Killenure Castle, Knockgloss Ruin, Folk Village in Cashel and Holy Cross Abbey.
After the tour we returned to Dundrum House Hotel where Ann Moloney from the Heritage Unit in Tipperary awaited with her computer databases to do any searching one might be interested in of the Catholic Diocese records. Siamsa ui Dhuibhir
(The O'Dwyers in
Song and Dance)
Dinner in the grand dining room of Dundrum House Hotel began at 8. A very elegant affair for which I thought I was underdressed. The Siamsa-the "show ", being conducted by Maureen O'Dwyer, with the following participants, viz: Aine O'Dwyer, Marie O'Dwyer, Elaine O'Dwyer, Michael O'Dwyer, Maureen Farrell, Pat O'Dwyer (tenor soloist), Carol O'DwyerO'Donovan, Anna Leahy, Maura O'Grady, Bill O'Dwyer, Eoin O'Dwyer and Pat O'Dwyer. We returned to our room at Thornbrook Lodge through a foggy road by 11:30 that evening.
The three days with our cousins from around the globe ended too soon. Annie and I were the only two from the United States. There were several from Canada, one from South Africa, mostly they were from Ireland. A few months
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