Nenagh Guardian, 20 June 1896 What with the prospects of 20mph fatal accidents, “severe concussion of the brain” and crowds of “excitable savages”, the noble art of bicycling was a pastime fraught with all manner of menace in Nenagh during…
Irish Press, 27 May 1953 When Belfast’s principal GAA field, Casement Park, was officially opened in the summer of 1953, the Glensmen had a novel and romantic idea – to have soil taken from the headquarters of the GAA at…
Our annual history outing will take place on 11th June. The group will visit Strokestown Park House and Famine museum in Co. Roscommon, as well as Lissadell House Co. Sligo. Tickets of 45 euro pp include entry to both houses,…
46 Men Dead: The Royal Irish Constabulary in County Tipperary 1919–22, by John Reynolds, is available now; The Royal Irish Constabulary – the RIC – has long been portrayed as the ‘eyes and ears of Dublin Castle’, an oppressive colonial…
On Saturday last, 21 May, Tipperary Studies, the local history library for the county, launched its new website, www.tipperarystudies.ie . The culmination of months of work by both the Library staff and Eclipse website design, this brand new site…
Friday August 19th 2016 Event: Friday Evening Welcome (event code A1: cost 10 euro) Venue: The Scouts' Hall, Ashe Rd, Nenagh Bridge, Nenagh, Tipperary Time: the Scouts' Hall will be open from 3pm for a Meet & Greet so that people can come…
On Thursday next, 26 May @10.30, local author Bill Cooke will deliver a lecture entitled "Thurles Before the Normans".
The Nationalist, 30 May 1953; A few days before Edmund Hillary completed his famous conquest of Mount Everest, an adventurous Kilsheelan bullock conquered Poulakerry Castle. Hillary received several decorations from the Queen. The bullock got 4 inches in The Nationalist...
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: The AGM will be held on Saturday 21 May at 2.00pm in THE SOURCE, Thurles, including the launch of the 2016 Journal by Dr. Liam Chambers, Senior Lecturer and Head of the Department of History at Mary…
Tipperary Studies new website, https://www.tipperarystudies.ie , will be launched in The Source, Thurles on Saturday next, 21 May, at 2.00pm. Refreshments will be served and all are welcome to an introduction to the new website.