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The O'Molloy Clan Rally takes place in Tullamore
The programme will include historical lectures by O’Molloy historians, a bus tour of ancient O’Molloy historical sites and a medieval themed banquet
Calling all O’Molloy - and surname derivations - families and friends worldwide. The O’Molloy Clan Chieftain, John Molloy, has extended an invitation to attend the next O’Molloy Clan Gathering.
“As we start into our 20th year of modern-day activity, we are continuing to build upon connecting O'Molloys (and related families) across the world,” he said.
The worldwide O’Molloy Clan will be gathering in Tullamore from Friday, July 26 through to Sunday, July 28 next. The programme will include historical lectures by O’Molloy historians, a bus tour of ancient O’Molloy historical sites, a medieval themed banquet with entertainment and the election of the next O’Molloy Chieftain.
If you or your family members have an interest in Molloy genealogical research, the history of the O’Molloy Clan and meeting other like-minded Molloy cousins from around the world, please consider joining the extended at the O’Molloy Clan Gathering this summer.
The tickets will be live soon on Ireland101.com. In the meantime, please sign up at the link below to get notified for updates on the O'Molloy 2024 Gathering, including additional details on the program of events and follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/omolloyclanofficial/).
Register your interest here: ireland101.com/tsp-view/omolloy
O’Molloy name derivations included ‘Molloy’, ‘Malloy’, ‘Mulloy’, ‘Maloy’, ‘Molloye’, ‘Mulloye’, ‘Milloy’, ‘Miloy’, ‘Melloy’, ‘Meloy’, ‘Miley’, ‘Millea’, ‘Molwye’, ‘Molley’, ‘Moloy’ and ‘Muloy’.
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