Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society
Fostering and promoting an interest in the wider culture and heritage of County Kerry
The Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society was founded in 1967 by a group of visionaries who saw the need to raise awareness of the County’s past. Our Society is a voluntary, non-profit-making association. All proceeds from sales of subscriptions and publications are utilised exclusively in the day-to-day running of our activities.
Today, our Society has over 500 members internationally. We host a series of autumn, winter, and spring lectures. During the summer months we organise outings to a variety of sites of historical or archaeological interest, sometimes even venturing abroad. Membership subscription also entitles members to free entry to the vast majority of these events.
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Webinar Series 3, 2022, No.13 ‘Killarney’s Victorian Gardens’. By Dr Patricia O ’Hare. This webinar is now available to view in the Members Area.
In the final lecture of 2022, Dr. Patricia O’Hare explores the history and
Webinar Series 3, 2022, No. 10: ‘The Lost Desmond Castles in the Manor of Castleisland’ by Robert McGuire.
Webinar Series 3, 2022, No. 10 Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society Date: 23rd
Webinar Series 3, 2022, No.9 ‘The Congested Districts Board, 1891-1923’ By Dr. Ciara Breathnach. This webinar is now available to view in the Members Area.
In this latest lecture, Dr. Ciara Breathnach will explore the Congested Districts Board
