Year: 2016
2016 Annual Tour to the Burren – Full Report
Full report here
Robertstown Vintage Village Fayre
Robertstown Vintage Village Fayre takes place this coming Sunday June 19th from 1.15pm As part of the Kildare Decade of Remembrance Programme we are delighted and honored to have a grandson of Capt Henry (Harry) De Courcy Wheeler attending to talk about his Grandfathers eyewitness account of the Surrenders of…
Invitation to Book Launch
NUI Galway – Online Diploma in Irish Archaeology
Archaeology is the study of the material remains of past human societies. The discipline covers a remarkable span of time and investigates some of the most profoundly important developments of the past. The wide scope of archaeology, in time, space and methodology is one of the features which makes the…
Next Outing – Sunday 8th May 2016
A reminder that our next outing is on Sunday 8th May at 3.00pm.It is a talk entitled “Domhnall Ua Buachalla – 1916 Veteran” and the speaker is Adhamhnàn Ó Súilleabháin author and grandson of Domhnall Ua Buachalla. The venue is: Room JHL 4, John Hume Building, North Campus, Maynooth…
Invitation to Book Launch
Decade of Commemorations – Photographic Exhibition
NAAS THEN & NOW 1916-2016 Tues. 19th April – Friday 29th April 2016 Naas Public Library – (opening hours) The Exhibition will take you back one hundred years or more in pictures to a Naas of bygone days. It will offer an opportunity to compare and contrast many unique images…
SOCIETY FOR NAME STUDIES IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND 25th ANNUAL CONFERENCE, 15–18 April 2016
The 25th Annual Conference of the Society for Name Studies in Britain and Ireland will be held at Maynooth University, Ireland, from Friday 15 April to Monday 18 April 2016. The Society exists to promote the study of names, both place-names and personal names. This year’s conference is being organised…
Message from the President
As the Society continues its annual programme on Saturday next with Michael Potterton’s talk on ‘Town development in Ireland under the Anglo-Normans’, I would like to again, thank the six speakers, those who attended, those who assisted on the day and all who helped in any way in making the…
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2016 Annual Tour to the Burren – Full Report
Full report here
Robertstown Vintage Village Fayre
Robertstown Vintage Village Fayre takes place this coming Sunday June 19th from 1.15pm As part of the Kildare Decade of Remembrance Programme we are delighted and honored to have a grandson of Capt Henry (Harry) De Courcy Wheeler attending to talk about his Grandfathers eyewitness account of the Surrenders of…
Invitation to Book Launch
NUI Galway – Online Diploma in Irish Archaeology
Archaeology is the study of the material remains of past human societies. The discipline covers a remarkable span of time and investigates some of the most profoundly important developments of the past. The wide scope of archaeology, in time, space and methodology is one of the features which makes the…
Next Outing – Sunday 8th May 2016
A reminder that our next outing is on Sunday 8th May at 3.00pm.It is a talk entitled “Domhnall Ua Buachalla – 1916 Veteran” and the speaker is Adhamhnàn Ó Súilleabháin author and grandson of Domhnall Ua Buachalla. The venue is: Room JHL 4, John Hume Building, North Campus, Maynooth…
Invitation to Book Launch
Decade of Commemorations – Photographic Exhibition
NAAS THEN & NOW 1916-2016 Tues. 19th April – Friday 29th April 2016 Naas Public Library – (opening hours) The Exhibition will take you back one hundred years or more in pictures to a Naas of bygone days. It will offer an opportunity to compare and contrast many unique images…
SOCIETY FOR NAME STUDIES IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND 25th ANNUAL CONFERENCE, 15–18 April 2016
The 25th Annual Conference of the Society for Name Studies in Britain and Ireland will be held at Maynooth University, Ireland, from Friday 15 April to Monday 18 April 2016. The Society exists to promote the study of names, both place-names and personal names. This year’s conference is being organised…
Message from the President
As the Society continues its annual programme on Saturday next with Michael Potterton’s talk on ‘Town development in Ireland under the Anglo-Normans’, I would like to again, thank the six speakers, those who attended, those who assisted on the day and all who helped in any way in making the…