Poster advertising the lecture 'From Waterford to Waterloo: Irish soldiers in the Age of Revolutions.' with Dr Ciarán McDonnell in Central Library on Wednesday 8th April from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. FREE EVENT – BOOKING REQUIRED For bookings and information please contact Central Library on: 051 849975 or email centrallibrary@waterfordcouncil.ie.

Looking forward to giving this lecture in just over a week's time at Waterford Central Library! Pre booking essential. #skystorians #waterfordhistory #militaryhistory waterfordlibraries.ie/from-waterfo...

Chatting to Gemma Delaney @wlrfm.bsky.social today about the #legend and #folklore of notorious highwayman William Crotty 📻 #Waterfordhistory

Sunlight reflecting on Affane Church and graveyard, Co Waterford. The famed healer Greatrakes is believed to be buried in the church. Although other sources state Lismore cathedral.
#churchruins #Waterfordhistory

One of seven ogham stones from the medieval Knockboy/Seskinan Church in the Sliabh gCua region of County Waterford. This stone is high up in the Gable Wall, Upper Window Lintel. One of my favourite medieval churches. #Ogham #Waterfordhistory

I had a great chat today with Gemma Delaney #Livewire
@WLR about Waterfords ÉIRE signs and lookout posts (LOPs) built along the coast during World War Two or the Emergency as it was referred to in Ireland.
Catch up on the WLRFM App…
#Waterfordhistory #ww2

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Happy New Year All 🎉😊 #DeiseHistoryBlog My New Blog Launched for a New Year 🎉🎉🎉 Lots more history, folklore, archaeology, articles, podcast & much more for 2025. deisehistory.blog/2024/12/31/e...

#waterfordhistory #HappyNewYear2025

The Lismore Crozier
I had a great chat with Gemma Delaney #WLRFM
this week about a mystery hidden behind an old blocked up doorway in #Lismore Castle and only discovered during renovations in the 19th century. Known as the Lismore Crozier it dates to 1100AD. #Waterfordhistory

The beginning of T.J Murphy Place ❤️ Rate photo is the first photos to document builders beginning the foundation for Murphy Place & captured for prosperity by a young Ann Allridge (Gran) in 1947. 30 copies left ‘Up the Village’ #WaterfordHistory

Murphy Place was 75 years old 14th December 2024!

It’s arrived & looks beautiful 😍 #UptheVillage A Photographic Social History of Abbeyside 🎁🎄 Can’t wait until the launch Minnie’s 11th December…now to sign all the copies. #WaterfordHistory
Video by my daughter Elise