Timeline from Stradbally (County County Waterford)

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1800s
The belfry was added to the new Church of Ireland church 1st Jan 1806 Read more
1810s
A Woodhouse estate map shows a church existed just south of the present location of the Catholic Holy Cross church. 1st Jan 1819 Read more
1820s
Philip Barron of Durrow House bought The Waterford Chronicle 1st Jan 1825 Read more
A brig was wrecked near Stradbally. All the crew except the Master and Mate were drowned. 19th Dec 1825 Read more
Henry Villiers-Stuart wins the Waterford Election of 1826 1st Jan 1826 Read more
Two schools in Durrow 1st Jan 1827 Read more
1830s
The present Catholic church dedicated to the Holy Cross was built 1st Jan 1834 Read more
Philip Barron of Durrow House aimed to set up an Irish college in nearby Seafield 1st Jan 1835 Read more
The barque Sovereign was driven ashore near Stradbally, but all onboard survived 16th Mar 1837 Read more
1840s
A schooner carrying coal was wrecked near Stradbally 1st Jan 1846 Read more
Griffiths' Survey, also known as the Primary Valuation of Ireland was first begun 1st Jan 1848 Read more
1870s
The wreck of the Gwenissa 1st Jan 1875 Read more
The Sisters of Mercy arrived in Stradbally 1st Jan 1875 Read more
The Stradbally Sisters of Mercy convent became an independent house 1st Jan 1876 Read more
The railway line between Waterford and Dungarvan was officially opened 12th Aug 1878 Read more