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earlier contact had been made with cousins from Russia whose ancestors had been among the Wild Geese.
Sunday morning, Sept. 30, we returned to Dundrum where we attended Mass with - our Irish cousins. After Mass, ' representatives from the Celtic Book Shop were on " hand with copies of the book, • ‘ History of the ODwyers, by Tom O'Dwyer. This was an*'* updated version of the 1933 edition of Sir Michael1 ODwyers, The ODwyers of Kilnamanaugh. Thirty pounds •’ was the price of a copy and '• Tom being present I was also able to get his autograph.
Monday morning we left ■ Cashel and headed back to • Tipperary Town via Golden, Thomastown and Kilfeakle.1 Hoping to meeting with John Bradshaw at the Clans Center. John was delayed, but1 we did get to meet his co-workers, Windy, Aileen and Mary.
Leaving Tipp, we took the N24 South to Bansha. Going through the towns of Caher, • ’ Kilbeheny, Mitchellstown, Kildorrery, on to Mallow r where we picked up the N20 ’ south to Blarney, home of the * famous Castle and Stone of the same name. We checked into Blarney Vale B&B and1' asked our hostess, Anne Hennessey, directions to the castle. We toured the castle, where I kissed that famous stone twice. We also drove around seeing the country side. At Waterloo we stopped for lunch on the roadside. I looked around two more ceme- [/• teries (making the total num- r , ber now about eight), one here, * one being Catholic and the other Anglican and found t many O'Dwyer and Dwyer J graves. After some time we/ retired to the B&B for a good ., nights rest.
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