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 This is the wooden sign that stood for many years in front of the garage, near the garden. You saw it as you drove in the circular driveway. "Tir-na-nog" means "Land of the Free" in Irish Gaelic. John McGrail's parents were born in Ireland, so this was his name for the farm. It took me a while to figure out that the shape of the sign is supposed to be a book, referring to the law books which filled the library of the farm. The sign was made as a gift to Mr. McGrail by my mother, Mrs. Fe Corridan McGrail. Return Home | Sign in Front of Farm | Town seal car sticker | Red Lamp From Kitchen | Connemara Painting | Bolt from Picnic Table in the Grove | Three Special Objects | Highball Jigger | Cars of the Farm | Holy Cross Football Helmet (1920-1924) | | What's New | People | Pictures of the Farmhouse | Pictures of the Barns | Pictures of the Grounds | Odds and Ends | Souvenirs | FAQ | Contact Us | mcgrailfarm.com web log | The Sale of the Farm | |
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