Discover Your Irish Roots

04/06/2023

09/01/2023

We would like to thank everyone involved today on commemorating volunteers Michael Cull 100th annavasary.

We look forward in holding a weekend of events starting Friday 24th February, as we remember the 100th Anniversary of Michael & Seamus Cull and Patrick Tymon.
Keep following our page for more details in the coming weeks. 🇮🇪

22/11/2022

We are so excited to announce this! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Our members will have the opportunity to show you how great they are. They are all going to show you their individual talents. Pretty special bunch we have. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
So, please call for tea after Mass on Sunday 18th December. ☕️🍪🧁
Or
Maybe wait till later as Santa will be arriving on a tractor at 4.30, not to be missed! 🎅🚜
No charge for anything. What we ask is for you to put a small donation in a Arigna Foróige Club bucket, if you can (several will be available on the day). This money will go towards their next trip. They will choose where they want to go 🤔 (It’s looking very much like a visit to Tayto Park - now known as Emerald Park).😊

01/11/2022

12/10/2022

Thank you so much to everyone who has supported my little creative business, so that I can support my little family (some of us are more little than others) 😊
My little etsy shop is now restocked with a few cosy scarves and blankets, and hopefully more to come very soon!

06/01/2022

in 1839 – The Night Of The Big Wind or Oíche na Gaoithe Moire takes place; the most damaging storm in Irish history, some winds are estimated in excess of 130 mph.

One of the worst storms in Irish history took place on 5 January 1839, when heavy snow fell throughout Ireland. In Irish history it’s known as the ‘Night of the Big Wind’ or ‘Oíche na Gaoithe Móire.’

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