To celebrate Heritage Week, join former Librarian Jim Walsh, for a walk down memory lane as he talks us through the history of Balbriggan Libr

The sailing ship Tayleur was wrecked on Lambay 170 years ago on 28th January 1854.

Cork LGBT Archive will have three of our Exhibitions on display for Heritage Week on the mezzanine in St Peters Cork.

Travel back to Viking and Medieval times at Dublinia Museum, in the heart of the old city at Christchurch.Walk In The Steps of Vikings, see wh

Edel will give a presentation that is interactive and talk about our wild bees and honeybees and how the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan was devel

As part of the Donegal Town 550 programme, historian Helen Meehan and Dr Matthew Potter are organising a one-day history conference on Saturda

Local historian, John Phelan, Chairman of The Rathfarnham and Ballyroan Historical Society will present a talk on the site of The Priory ruins

Presentation on a Conservation Study of Leahy's Bar, Church St., Ballyporeen.

A brief tour and history of Coopershill celebrating its 250th birthday.

The last of this Summer's Furnace Festivals.

The group will travel by public bus from Nenagh to Coolbawn Cross, where they will pick up their eBikes.

Almost 300 years ago in 1726, the summer residence of the Bishop of Cork and Ross was completed, 5 miles to the west of Cork.