Now Open: Treasures of Medieval Waterford at The Choristers' Hall

The scaffolding is gone, the doors are open: The Medieval Museum is now in operation and awaits visitors from near and far! Below is the promotional video which explain where and how the museum was built, and how unique the project is for Ireland.

Last Outing of the Season: The T F Meagher Trail

On 26 July 2012 we followed Dr J M Hearne through the streets of Waterford to the various locations associated with the Meagher family. We met outside the Granville Hotel, birth place of T F Meagher.

 We moved on to O'Connell St where the Meaghers lived first, at number 51,

and where they had a business where the Granary stands today. 

Dr J M Hearne reading quotes from T F Meagher. 

We then made our way to the Mall - The Meagher family had lived at number 19  (now the Sabai Restaurant), the Tricolour was first flown at number 33 (now Mint Café) and of course the monument to T F Meagher stands proud on the Mall.