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Kilfinane Brooch
Soon after its foundation, the Kilfinane/Coshlea Historical Society adopted the Kilfinane Abbey Brooch as its logo. The history and importance ...
Church at Kilmolash and Easter
Copyright: Arway Publications, 2022 In the west of County Waterford, Ireland, in a rural area known as Kilmolash, where it borders ...
Home to Mayo: Genealogy Week 9-14 May 2022
For more information on the Mayo Genealogy Group see here
Let's Welcome the Summer: May Customs
Community engagement central to boat gallery development
The development of the new traditional boat gallery at the National Museum of Ireland – Country Life is progressing to ...
Eva Lyons (Eleanor Mary Fairburn)
Author / Novelist Eva Lyons was known as Eleanor Fairburn throughout the literary world as an esteemed author with various publications ...
Historian Skills: Lecture 6
John McCarthy and Sons, Funeral Directors
At the Registry of Deeds in Dublin, the following entry is recorded: ‘A memorial of an Agreement bearing date 7th July ...
Online Network Meeting 15 March 2022
This Meeting took place on-line Via Zoom on Tuesday 15th March. Meeting Agenda 11.00am Welcome & a minutes silence in remembrance of Mr ...
Historian Skills: Lecture 5
Eva O'Flaherty (1874 - 1963)
Eva O’Flaherty was an Irish nationalist, Parisienne model, entrepreneur, patron of the arts and London milliner who founded a successful ...
The Last St Patrick's Day
My Irish grandmother, Nora Oates Sheils, died tragically in 1922 when my mother was 18 months old. When I learned ...
Mayo Genealogy Group recognised with award
On behalf of the National Museum of Ireland and the Irish Community Archive Network, huge congratulations to the award-winning Mayo ...
Michael Viney: Mayo's wild terrain was once the largest farm in Ireland
This article was originally published in the Irish Times on 12 March, 20221 Another Life: In 1850, as famine raged, Captain ...
Historian Skills: Lecture 4
Historian Skills: Lecture 3
Editing Images
Editing images can mean any number of things depending on who you talk to but this training we focused on ...
A new addition to the Irish Folklife boat collection
A year ago I wrote a post about the model boats in the Irish Folklife collection. We were very fortunate ...
Lankhill Standing Stone
An iconic Cross Stone is located on Tochar Phadraig or The Pilgrim’s Walk. Northeast of Toberbrendan also South of ‘Cathair ...
Burrishoole Bridge, Co. Mayo
Burrishoole Bridge represented an important component of the eighteenth-century civil engineering Heritage in the rural environs of Newport with the ...
Adopt a Monument - With Neil Jackman from Abarta Heritage
How the scheme works to help communities to play an active role in managing, protecting and promoting their local heritage ...
Historian Skills: Lectures 1 & 2
Blanemore Forest Monuments
Blanemore Forest contains ancient Monuments that date back to the Stone Age. They were originally surveyed during the early 1960’s ...
What can you find in your County Archives? A guide to Local Authority collections
Talk details Catherine Wright, County Wicklow Archivist, gives an overview of the collections held in the Wicklow County Archives Service, focusing ...
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