We are delighted to announce that the Rossmore Oral Heritage recordings and digitised materials collected during our Heritage Day in Rossmore, Co. Tipperary are now live and accessible to everyone! 🔹 Listen & Explore on: YouTube & SoundCloud – Hear the voices, stories, and memories of Rossmore’s past. tippstudiesdigital.ie – Browse…
Oaklands House in Clonmel, County Tipperary, was a historic late 18th century house that was destroyed by fire in 2017. The house which was close to St. Patrick's Well Clonmel had passed through many owners in it's lifetime. In this…
Tipperary Studies proudly presents our short documentary, "I hope all my friends come out safe: Ballypatrick, an Irish rural community in the 1920s." Watch now and journey through time with us! https://youtu.be/-dGJEGc2Jmg The film is a visual journey through the lens…
Uncovering the Kent Collection: A Window into Borrisokane's Past Tipperary Studies is delighted to announce the addition of a fascinating new collection to our digital archives: the Kent collection. This treasure trove of historical documents and photographs was kindly loaned…
Tommy Wade; Tipperary’s showjumping legend By Tom O’Donoghue Born in 1938 in Goolds Cross, Tipperary, Tommy Wade was an Irish Showjumping legend who passed away in 2018. So many will recall Tommy Wade on the great little ‘Dundrum’ winning grand…
The final instalment of 'Memories of Clonmel in the 50s and 60's' by Noel Fanning Noel grew up in Clonmel in the 1950s and 1960s. He has fond memories of his childhood in the town, where street lights were turned…
Some more memories of Clonmel in the 50s and 60's by Noel Fanning Noel grew up in Clonmel in the 1950s and 1960s. He has fond memories of his childhood in the town, where street lights were turned off at…
By Noel Fanning MORE MEMORIES FROM THE 50’S & 60’S IN CLONMEL The ladies giving out bread & cocoa at lunchtime in the schools. Queuing at Madigan’s Stationary Shop Parnell St. to buy school books. The Monday afternoon novena for…
By Noel Fanning Growing up in Clonmel in the 50’s & 60’s was a great experience. It’s hard to believe now that the street lights were switched off in the town at midnight. Material things didn’t play a major role…
Our November lecture is now live on both our YouTube watch the video here and our Soundcloud listen to the lecture here channels. Dr John Reynolds is an historian and a serving sergeant in the Garda Síochána had done extensive…