Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society
Fostering and promoting an interest in the wider culture and heritage of County Kerry
Founded in 1967, Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society actively promotes the history, archaeology, and heritage of our beautiful county. Throughout the year, our more than 600 members enjoy a varied series of lectures, webinars and outings, and receive an annual Journal and Magazine. Click on our About page to learn more, or subscribe now.
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Webinar Series 5, 2024, No.1: ‘The Feast of St. Brigid’. By Dr. Patricia O’Hare. This webinar is now available to view in the Members Area.
In this webinar Dr. O’Hare explores the life of St. Brigid and the
Webinar Series 4, 2023, No.6 ‘A guide to open-access digital resources to help you write local history: Example- Portmagee’ By Dr. Denis Casey. This webinar is now available to view in the Members Area.
In this final offering of 2023, Dr. Casey presents and discusses in detail
Webinar Series 4, 2023, No.5: ‘Urban Kerry: the development and growth of towns, c. 1580-1840’. By Eamon O’Flaherty. This webinar is now available to view in the Members Area.
In this webinar Eamon O’Flaherty explores the development and growth of towns in
