Events

Join us at Celtic Hall for our annual Christmas Market! Support your community and shop local.

Owen O’Shea, from Milltown, Co Kerry, is an author, historian and researcher with a passionate interest in the history of his own county in particular. He has been writing and researching history for many years and his main areas of interest include politics, elections, the War of Independence and the Civil War and related events in Kerry.

Dr. Oonagh Walsh will discuss how Famine survivors’ trauma was potentially passed down to their descendants, leading to increased susceptibility to cardiovascular and mental illness. This is the sixth lecture in our Great Hunger series commemorating 175 years since Black ‘47.

This is the second film of The Brendan Fahy Bequette Filmmakers Series and it will include a screening of the extraordinary documentary, How to Defuse a Bomb: The Project Children Story, a powerful feature film that celebrates the unsullied hard work and dedication of the Project Children Charity and one of its founding members, Denis Mulcahy, a retired and highly decorated NYPD Bomb Squad Officer.

Accused of a crime they didn't commit, two city kids and a magical horse are about to become the coolest outlaws ever to ride Into The West.

We are delighted to welcome Irish sculptor, Rowan Gillespie for the seventh and final lecture in our Great Hunger Series commemorating 175 since Black '47. Among his best known series to date is his Famine Trilogy - commemorative sculptures on Custom House Quay in Dublin, Ireland Park in Toronto and Hunter Island, Tasmania.