From South Kilkenny Historical Society:
Winter Solstice at Knockroe
Saturday, December 21st
Meeting point and time - Owning Church at 2.30pm.
All welcome
Friday, December 20, 2013
In Pictures - WAHS Annual Lunch 2013
The Annual Lunch was held in Dooley's Hotel on the Quay, and members and friends enjoyed a lovely meal after the mulled wine reception.The guests of honour on the day were deputy County Mayor, Cllr Gerard Barron, and Heritage Officer, Bernadette Guest,who were both presented with the latest copy of Decies by Chairman Sonny Condon.
Julian Walton who, with Frank O'Donoghue, had recently launched On This Day, spoke after the meal of memories associated with the recordings of the program in the studios of the local radio station WLRfm over the year, much to everyone's delight. The book was also available for sale and Julian was quite a busy man as people queued to get their copies signed afterwards.
Bernadette Guest, Sonny Condon, Cllr Gerard Barron and his wife Kay. |
Bernadette Guest, Sonny Condon, Julian Walton, Cllr Gerard Barron. |
George Kavanagh and Fergus Dillon having a chat. |
Dr Eugene Broderick and Dr Pat McCarthy. |
Old friends meet again: Seamus Upton and Cllr Gerard Barron |
Old friends reunited: the Uptons and the Barrons |
Julian Walton |
Julian busy signing his book. |
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Calendar of Lectures Spring 2014
EVENTS PROGRAMME 2014
SPRING LECTURES
Friday 24th January Speaker: Mr Frank O'Donoghue
Topic: The 5-Minute
Bell. History of the Tramore Train 1853 - 1960.
Friday 28th February Speaker:
Mr. Kieran Cronin
Topic: The Christ Church Cathedral Collection - A library by the people, for the people
of Waterford.
Friday 28th March Speaker: Professor Pádraig Ó
Macháin.
Topic: The Book of Lismore.
Thursday 10th April AGM. (details beforehand)
Friday 25th April Speaker:
Dr. Eugene Broderick
Topic:
Bishop Robert Daly of Waterford and
Lismore 1843 - 1872 (The 'Protestant Pope')
Friday 23rd May Speaker: Mr. James Eogan
Topic: 100 years a diggin'. A century or
archaeological excavations in Waterford city and county.
All lectures are held
at 8 pm in Edmund Rice Heritage Centre, Barrack Street, Waterford, unless
otherwise stated.
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