What an incredible day at the Rossmore Community Centre for our Community Heritage Day! The stories, memories, and shared history that filled the room were absolutely priceless. We loved seeing everyone pour over the old maps, share fascinating documents and…
We have a lot planned for Heritage week so we hope you can join us for some or all of our events. Monday 18th August - Saturday 23rd August, The Source Library, during Library open hours: Hosting the National Library…
Explore Thurles like never before! Join Barry O'Reilly from the NIAH on a guided heritage walk through the town's historic streetscapes on Wed, 21st Aug at 7pm Discover the hidden gems of Thurles! From stunning cathedrals to charming everyday buildings,…
This Saturday, the 8th of June, the Tipperary Historical Journal 2024 will be launched by Tipperary born sculptor Jarlath Daly at the Source Library after the society's AGM at 2.30pm. The journal features articles about Tipperary, book reviews, and a…
Join us in The Source Library, Thurles on Tuesday 19th March for Barry O’Reilly’s lecture The Architectural Heritage of County Tipperary. Barry will take us on a whistle-stop tour of the country, architecturally speaking, with an emphasis on our vernacular…
We are delighted to be hosting the launch of 'Christmas and the Irish; a miscellany' edited by Salvador Ryan in The Source Library, Thurles next Tuesday 12th December at 7pm All welcome
We're delighted to be hosting the launch of 'Christmas and the Irish' a miscellany edited by Salvador Ryan in The Source Library, Thurles Tuesday 12th December at 7pm All welcome
For Explore Your Archive week we have published The John James Quinn (1873-1944) Collection on our digital archive. https://tippstudiesdigital.ie/collections/show/132 The collection contains photographs, postcards, and personal letters created and collected by Irish photographer John James Quinn of Ballypatrick, Clonmel in…
Mark your calendars for the Tipperary People & Places Lecture Series, running from Oct '23 to Mar '24. We've got an incredible line-up of talks coming your way. From the 1766 Religious Census with Brian Gurrin to Salvador Ryan's Social…
Tipperary Studies has digitised and published records of Killenaule and Graystown National Schools. These invaluable records, dating back to the late 19th century, offer a unique window into the past. Today, we are thrilled to announce that these digitised records…