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A 2015 Clare Champion local-history project recorded memories of The Halfway House and Clare Road, including Peadar White tracing his family's connection to the pub area to the 1850s.
Thursday 4 to 11:30 pmRecorded 2026-09-09
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The Clare Champion reported a local oral-history recording project for The Halfway House and Clare Road, with Peadar White tracing his family's connection to the pub area back to the 1850s through Griffith Valuations [1].
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In folklore
A 2015 Clare Champion local-history project recorded memories of The Halfway House and Clare Road, including Peadar White tracing his family's connection to the pub area to the 1850s.
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