a little look at Bweeng Co. Cork

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Looking into the quiet village of Bweeng. A visit to the Post Office to have a chat with Breeda, Jeannette, Sean from the Community Council, and Martin, soccer man...a little look at the forge sculpture, the children's playground, the new estates...who is the lovely lady who runs the bar there?...a look at the peace garden ....a lovely place...13th April 2014

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  • @murelaine
    @murelaine 10 лет назад +2

    living away from home now - but lovely to see the familiar faces & places Thanks !!

  • @halinaadasik9948
    @halinaadasik9948 10 лет назад +3

    fajna miejscowosc::))moje dzieci zamieszkaly w niej:))z checia zobaczylam gdzie zyja choc daleko od nas:((pozdrawiam z Opola z Polski:))

  • @timcarmain2146
    @timcarmain2146 7 лет назад +2

    A very sweet video! My ancestor John Crimine hailed from Bweeng, or at least in the area of Bweeng, but left there in 1677 to come to America. Are there Crimines, Crimeens, or Cremins still living there?

    • @cattlewranglerwalsh116
      @cattlewranglerwalsh116 7 лет назад +2

      Cremin is how the name is spelled. There are plenty of them around Bweeng.

    • @adolfusgolfus5861
      @adolfusgolfus5861 2 года назад +1

      @@cattlewranglerwalsh116 plenty cremins in cork

  • @adamrahilly5624
    @adamrahilly5624 Год назад

    I love bweeng

  • @adamrahilly5624
    @adamrahilly5624 Год назад +1

    Give me bweeng now

  • @nedding09
    @nedding09 10 лет назад

    Are you being sponsored by Brennans Bread