Christmas opening hours
We will close from Wednesday 24th to Monday 29th December inclusive. Wed 24th to Mon 29th Dec: CLOSED Tues 30th Dec: Flat day Wed 31st Dec: Flat day Thurs 1st Jan: CLOSED Fri 2nd and Sat 3rd: Normal opening hours
We will close from Wednesday 24th to Monday 29th December inclusive. Wed 24th to Mon 29th Dec: CLOSED Tues 30th Dec: Flat day Wed 31st Dec: Flat day Thurs 1st Jan: CLOSED Fri 2nd and Sat 3rd: Normal opening hours
Dr Ciarán Wallace of the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland (VRTI) a free public resources funded by the Department of Culture contacted us with some exciting news. The VRTI are working to digitally recreate, as far as possible the archival collections…
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…
Our December lecture by Dr. David Fleming explores life in eighteenth-century Ireland, considering the agricultural year and the seasons that shaped it, and how individuals interacted in their localities. David is based at the School of History and Geography, University…
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…
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…
Distinguished Tipperary scholar Dr. Pádraigín Riggs launched the latest edition of the Tipperary Historical Journal on Saturday, July 5th. A native of the county, retired UCC lecturer, and member of the Irish Texts Society Council, Dr. Riggs brought her expertise in…
New Digitised Graveyard Registers We are excited to announce a significant milestone in preserving local history! Tipperary Studies, in partnership with Tipperary County Council Environment Office, has published the first tranche of digitised North Tipperary Graveyard Registers. These registers represent…
This annual journal has been published by the Economic & Social History Society of Ireland since 1974, so that 2023 saw the publication of the 50th volume. A full run of this important periodical has been donated to Tipperary Studies.…