Due to unavoidable circumstances Tipperary studies will be closed this afternoon (16/2/23) and tomorrow (17/2/23). Reopen on Saturday 18th of February at 10:00 a.m., apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Tipperary Studies will be closed on Thursday 2nd and Friday 3rd February. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Our January lecture 'Tipperary in 1922' is now available on our soundcloud channel https://soundcloud.com/tipperary-libraries/county-tipperary-in-1922
We have digitised our manuscript copy of 'The book of distribution of County Tipperary' 1654, taken by Maurice Lenihan in 1860 from an earlier copy in the possession of Rev. James O'Carroll of Clonoulty. The copy includes an appendix of…
For our January lecture Dr Des Marnane will be discussing 1922 in the latest of his series of talks on the revolutionary period based on documents. January 17th at 7pm in the Source Gallery Free lecture, all welcome Tea and…
In our December lecture Dr Paul MacCotter talks about the genealogy of the O'Maher/Meagher/Maher sept. Their heartland in Ikerrin, North Tipperary and their connection with the ancient monastery at Monaincha near Roscrea. Listen on our Soundcloud channel Ikerrin and the…
The latest genealogical collection to be released by the digitisation team at Tipperary Studies is the Cancelled Valuation Books for north Tipperary. Divided into 75 District Electoral Divisions (DED), the first release of the material covers 23 DEDs, and totals…
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…
