The ONLY requirement for membership
is a desire
the see the property restored.
For
just over a year now, a small group of
local people from around the Woodlawn area of
East County Galway
(in the Republic of Ireland) has been
having meetings (often informal) for the purpose of trying to
find ways of co-operating with anybody who might be interested
in trying to SAVE the set of buildings that
are collectively known as "Woodlawn
House".
Woodlawn House
has a very long, and a
very interesting history that is closely connected with the
Lord Ashtown title - which
has been held by the
TrenchFamily
for several generations.
An electronic
"form" is provided below which is intended to help
members of the Friends
Of
Woodlawn
House
Group (FOWHG)
to establish
and maintain contact with each other.
Please
feel free to fill in as much (or as little!)of the form as you
wish: and then click on the "SUBMIT" button at the end.
If you have historical information about
Woodlawn House which you would like to include, please add it
into the TEXT AREA just above
the SUBMIT button.
!!! CAUTION !!!
The intention is to publish the information you submit
on a
SEMI-PRIVATEInternet page - that is,
a
www(world wide web) page
which
the general public SHOULD NOT have any kind
of easy access to.
Please note that for security reasons, the address of
the semi-private page may be changed from time to time -
in which case everybody on the list with an e-mail
address will be informed of the new location on the same
day that the address change is made.
Provided you include an e-mail contact address in
the form below you will be sent the
address of the
semi-private www page containing other members contact information.
If you do not have an e-mail address at the present time, you may
find it useful to know that either of the following two well known
Internet organisations can provide you with one (FREE OF CHARGE):
Except for short quotes of the kind used by Internet search engines
(and by the media), the electronic text on this page may be not
copied for any kind of commercial purpose without the prior written
consent of Mr. William P. Finnerty (contact information provided
below).
The electronic HTML code used to create the particular
structural layout of
this page is also copyright protected; and it may not be copied by
anybody without the prior written consent of Mr. William P. Finnerty
(contact information provided below).
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IT IS PERMISSIBLE
for any individual person to make a printed copy (or an electronic
copy) of this page (or any other page at this site) for their own
personal use without seeking the author's permission.
It is also permissible for anybody to print the www address of this
Internet page in publications of all kinds; and/or, to provide
electronic links to this page without seeking the author's
permission.