The Society holds lectures, during the Winter, and outings, during the Summer months. There are also once-off events such as conferences, the Annual Weekend away and the Christmas Lunch.
Upcoming events are shown on the sidebar.
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CHAS Lecture: ‘The Last General Absolution of the Munsters at Rue du Bois’ ― the battle, the artist and the painting. by Gerry White
This lecture will be a live event at West Wing Room 6, UCC
It it also be available live online via Zoom.
Register in advance to attend via Zoom:
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CHAS Lecture: ‘The Skellig Lists: A Cork Perspective’ by Shane Lehane.
This lecture will be a live event at West Wing Room 6, UCC
It will also be available live online via Zoom.
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CHAS Lecture: ‘Ringforts and Cork’s 18th Century Estate Maps’ by Dr Edward Riordan.
This lecture will be a live event at West Wing Room 6, UCC
It it also be available live online via Zoom.
Details on how to register for the Zoom webinar will be available closer to the date of the lecture
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CHAS Lecture: ‘Twenty Years Collecting: some interesting archaeological finds from county Cork in the National Museum of Ireland’ by Maeve Sikora.
This lecture will be a live event at West Wing Room 6, UCC
It it also be available live online via Zoom.
Details on how to register for the Zoom webinar will be available closer to the date of the lecture
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CHAS Lecture: ‘The Cork Historic Towns Atlas fascicle: old and new findings’ by Prof. Howard B. Clarke.
This lecture will be a live event at West Wing Room 6, UCC
It it also be available live online via Zoom.
Details on how to register for the Zoom webinar will be available closer to the date of the lecture.
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CHAS County Lecture: ‘Liam Lynch: Life of an Irish Revolutionary, 1892-1923’ by Gerard Shannon.
This event, co-hosted with the Mitchelstown Heritage Society, is the Cork Historical & Archaeological Society’s annual County Lecture. Mitchelstown has been selected for his year’s county lecture given its proximity to the location of the death of Liam Lynch in April 1923. The event will also mark the association of Canon Courtney Moore, a founding member of the Cork Historical & Archaeological Society, with the lecture’s venue, St George’s Arts and Heritage Centre.
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