Be Inspired: Be Wanderous
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Stories of Wander
Passage Ways
Hangman's Hill
Hangman's Hill
As James enters the garden he knows the pain he has endured and feels the bite of anger as the cold wind seeps into his soul. He has three choices, to return to what he knows, to venture into the unknown or to run to a path that leads him to a new home.
Hangman's Hill
Hangman's Hill
Hangman's Hill
In 1651, during Oliver Cromwell's invasion of Ireland, Charles Coote laid siege to Galey Castle, the seat of the Irish clan Ó Ceallaigh. The Ó Ceallaighs resisted and for their defiance were taken to An Creagán and hanged en masse on the stepped hill just north of the village, now commonly known as Hangman's Hill.