Newtown N.S. roll books
We've just received a collection of old records from Newtown N.S. County Tipperary. The syllabus for cookery for 3rd to 6th class girls caught my eye. Top of the list; Bacon and Cabbage then moving on to Soda bread. I…
We've just received a collection of old records from Newtown N.S. County Tipperary. The syllabus for cookery for 3rd to 6th class girls caught my eye. Top of the list; Bacon and Cabbage then moving on to Soda bread. I…
Some photos of the building of 'New Tipperary' around 1890. Tenants of the Smith Barry estate in withheld their rents in solidarity with Cork tenants of the same estate. They were evicted and a local cooperative effort built a new…
The Military Cross medal awarded to Fr Edmond Kelly, native of New Inn, Cashel is on display in Tipperary Studies, the Source Library, Thurles. We also have a display of articles and photos on Fr. Kelly's life Fr. Kelly, volunteered for service…
A trip to see wintering birds. Sunday 24th November. Bus leaves Nenagh at 10.30am, passing through Thurles, Cashel and Cahir. Booking essential; Phone Aine 087 9369372
November 20th Dr Ann Matthews; The long General Election Campaign 1917-1918 ‘Exploring the National Plebiscite 1917-1918, and its significant role in the creation of the first Provisional Republican Government in 1919’. Ann’s paper will examine how with the Irish National…
From our archives. A Scrapbook of 1860's fashions. Check out the bonnets.
For those taking on the Movember challenge I thought some inspiration from the past would be an encouragement. A range of styles from the early to late 20th Century from our images archive https://tipperarystudies.ie/images/
'November 1918, back where we started..' a talk on WWI by Michael Desmond. In Ardmayle Church on Thursday November 18th @ 8pm. All welcome, refreshments provided.
Interested in Irish War Dead? this is a fantastic opportunity to access information for FREE with the help of an expert in the field, Tom Burnell. In the Old Abbey Inn in Holycross on 09/11/2018 from 7pm to 9pm Tom…