Website of the Co. Kildare Federation of Local History Groups
Best way to book this event right now is to phone Riverbank. You can turn up on the day Free Admission (minimal cost for field trip): booking essential:boxoffice@riverbank.ie/045 448327 Contact: cilldara2016@gmail.com or localhistory@kildarecoco.ie or phone045 448350 or 087 9871046 We are trying to create an Annual Event that will be a positive tourist event for …
June Fest is back again in Newbridge for its fifth year. There are it 60 events programmed over the first 3 weeks of June. Find something that excites you from fields as diverse as Music and Song, Community, Heritage, Visual Art, Theatre, Cinema, Literature, Sport, Comedy and Dance. Many of the events are free of …
The 18th Annual Seminar and AGM of the Co. Kildare Federation of Local History Groups will take place on Saturday 7th of October 2017. This year the seminar will undergo a change in format and location; taking place in Celbridge under the auspices of Celbridge Historical Society who have kindly offered to host us. It …
Castledermot Local History Group’s Heritage Photo Competition Closing date fast approaching: 31st of May All budding photographers young and old, capture an image that you feel represents Castledermot’s heritage. The best photos will be made into a calendar and all photos will be exhibited in the Community Centre in August during Heritage Week. There will …
The Kildare Council of Comhaltas Ceolteoiri is marking its 50th anniversary this year – a period in which it is added greatly to the musical culture of the County. Coinciding with Fleadh Cheoil Chill Dara which takes place in Clane this week the Kildare Council of CCÉ have a number of events of interest to …
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June 9th to 11th , 2017 Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge, Co. Kildare Hosted by Kildare County Council’s Decade of Commemorations Committee and Creative Ireland: Kildare, in association with June Fest, Ireland’s Military Story and Merrion Press. Free Admission but booking essential: boxoffice@riverbank.ie / 045 448327 www.riverbank.ie/ Ireland has a long, proud military tradition. The aim …
Towns in Medieval Ireland in the light of recent archaeological excavations. Friday 28 & Saturday 29 April 2017 9.00am – 5.40pm Renehan Hall, South Campus, Maynooth University, Co. Kildare. A two-day seminar hosted by the Department of History, Maynooth University, in association with the Irish Walled Towns Network. Spaces are limited, so please book your …
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National Heritage Week 2017 will take place from 19-27 August and the focus this year, as indicated by the new logo, is on Ireland’s nature. Now is the time to start planning your events. The Heritage Council have released a number of resources on the National Heritage Week website, www.heritageweek.ie, designed to offer advice and …
The 19th Friends of Medieval Dublin Symposium Saturday 20th May, 2017. As usual, the symposium will take place in the Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College Dublin, starting at 9.30 am. Attending the conference is free and no pre-booking is required but do put the date in your diary! Programme 09.30 Registration and opening remarks – …
The call for applications to the RIA 2017 Archaeology Research Grants and C14 Radiocarbon Dates Scheme is now open. The closing date for the receipt of applications is 23:55, Friday 21 April 2017. Archaeology Research Grants The Royal Irish Academy runs an annual Archaeology Research Grants Scheme. The objective of this scheme is fund research …
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The James Lydon Lectures in Medieval History and Culture 2017 FREE Public Lecture: Dynasties: Family Politics in Medieval Europe By: Professor Robert Bartlett Monday 24 April 2017 at 7 pm Thomas Davis Lecture Theatre (Room 2043) Trinity College Dublin Register now through Eventbrite. About the 2017 Lydon Lectures Monarchies are now rare in the world, …
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