Dr Ann Power gave the March 2022 CHAS talk about the Sisters of St Brigid in Mount Wolseley Hotel, Tullow on Wednesday 16 March at 8pm. The talk was also be live-streamed via Zoom and Facebook. and unfortunately we had an incident of hacking which resulted in
Carloviana 2022 is now on sale. A list of retail outlets where the journal can be purchased can be found below. Carloviana can also be ordered online in our online shop here. Carloviana 2022 is available in the following outlets from Saturday 3 December. Bagenalstown:
Unfortunately due to technical issues (i.e. my hubris in using a new camera without knowing how it worked – John Kelly) last weeks talk had very poor sound. Thankfully, Christopher Power has generously agreed to deliver the talk again by Zoom @ 8pm tonight. We hope you
The Royal Irish Constabulary – or RIC – served as Ireland’s law-enforcement agency throughout much of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The local constables’ civil and legal duties made them a consistent and controversial feature of Irish life, simultaneously a pillar of the local community and
As part of Heritage Week 2021 on Wednesday, 18th, August 2021, Carlow Historical & Archaeological Society presented a talk on ‘Castle Gardens: thinking green in the medieval world’ by Dr Karen Dempsey (NUI Galway). Karens spoke about the importance of gardening to medieval society, the roles of
The lecture for Carlow Historical and Archeological Society on 19 May at 8pm was titled ‘Elections and Propaganda in Ireland and Carlow 1917-1921: Votes, Violence and Victory’ and was delivered by Dr Elaine Callinan. The aim was to provide an informative discussion on the political (and some military)
Continuing a very fruitful collaboration with Laois Heritage Society, CHAS and Laois Heritage jointly present a talk by Sean Murray on Killeshin Church, which also touches on the other renowned ecclesiastical site in the area, Sleaty. The talk can be viewed or listened to at Audio Video
For our April 2021 talk, CHAS invites members to join Jennifer Carbery to explore the ancient monuments built for the Gods, harbouring fairies, defended by warriors and sometimes destroyed by kings or colonists. Ireland is known for its legends and myths with the Eastern parts of Meath, Louth and
This April 18 marks the 100th anniversary of the most devastating incident of the War of Independence in Carlow. The ambush of the Carlow Flying Column by Crown Forces in Ballymurphy resulted in deaths of four people, including three innocent civilians, and it decimated the IRA active
Continuing the fruitful relationship which has developed over recent years Laois Heritage Society in association with Carlow Historical and Archeological Society will be hosting a talk by Ger Dooley on The Electrification of Laois and Carlow. The talk will take place on Thursday 8 April at 8. To