Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
James Barrett,
They
inherited
the McCoy family pub, Main St, Glin.
They ran the pub, which was called "The Central Bar".
Pub on ground floor. They lived above it.
Think they ran pub from marriage 1936 on.
The
pub was re-named to
"J.C. Barrett", "The Rale McCoy"
(after the phrase
"The Real McCoy").
The name refers to its McCoy origins and was also in honour of
American
cowboy actor
Tim McCoy,
who visited Glin tracing his family history
and met with the McCoys.
James was a Fianna Fail
County Councillor
on
Limerick County Council
from 1945 to 1979.
Chairman of Mid-Western Health Board
1971 to 1979.
Chairman of Foynes Harbour Board.
He died at Limerick Regional Hospital,
31 May 1982, age 74 yrs, bur Glin.
See obituary.
Hanna died
2 Jan 1987,
age 78 yrs.
James and Hanna
had issue:
James Barrett grave, Glin.
See larger
and full size.
Photo 2014 courtesy of
Stephen Barrett.
The Barrett pub, Main St, Glin,
is still going today.
"J.C. Barrett", "The Rale McCoy",
Bar and Lounge.
Formerly McCoy's pub and shop.
2011 screenshot from
Google street view.
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