Hunting the Fenians 1867
A page from the Illustrated London News in 1867 from the archives. A different take on the term 'flying column' compared to the War of Independence fifty years later.
Musical Tribute to the War of Independence in Co. Tipperary
We will be holding a Commemorative Tribute to the War of Independence in Co. Tipperary in music, song, dance and word. The concert will be held in the Source, Thurles on Tuesday 26th February @ 7.30pm. Admission is FREE but…
Change to Cashel 700 lecture
Due to unforeseen circumstances there has been a change of programme for tonight’s lecture in Cashel; unfortunately Dr. O’Riain is unable to be in Cashel tonight, but her lecture is rescheduled to take place on 28.02.19. Tonight’s lecture will be…
Tipperariana Book Fair- Fethard
Mark it in your diary book lovers. The annual book fair is coming to Fethard Ballroom on February 10th
Cashel 700: ‘Within and Without the Walls’
Cashel 700: ‘Within and Without the Walls’ - Dates for your Diary! 700 years ago construction of the medieval walls of Cashel began in earnest, with a newly built circuit of masonry enclosing about 30 acres of land around the…
Sale of Cahir Town and Demense
The Encumbered estates sale of the Demense of Kilcommon (Cahir) in 1857. Originally sold along with the Town of Cahir and sundry other estates 1853 by the Earl of Glengall. Details of the sales from Mary Lyons 1993 book 'Illustrated…
Tipperary Studies will close Mon 28th January
Tipperary Studies will close between 9.30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday 28th January for staff training. We apologise for any inconvenience caused to our patrons.
Cloughjordan Heritage Lecture
Cloughjordan Heritage Group presents a talk by Liam Doran on, Cloughjordan native, Bernard Sheppard. Bernard Sheppard founded the first ever private Catholic Secondary School, St Conleth's, in Ballsbridge in 1939. The school, still in operation, caters for students at primary…
New additions to our collection
Something old, something new. Some of the latest additions to our book collection.
Locum’s pay in 1919
January 8th 1919; The Nenagh board of guardians approved a payment of £12.12.0 for a locum to cover the Medical Officers holiday in Newport. That's roughly €680 today.