To complement the Digital JCHAS project, all the currently available indexes of the Journal are now searchable online — 40,999 entries to date. Margaret Lantry has digitised the six printed…
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The Society’s digitisation project “Digital JCHAS” is now complete. Margaret Lantry has project managed and carried out this project. The Journal of the Cork Historical & Archaeological Society, from 1892…
The CHAS new Winter programme for the 2017-18 season is now online. There is an exciting line-up of speakers including Dr Pat Wallace, former Director of the National Museum, archivist…
1894-1914 Robert Day, Jr. Born 12 January 1836 in Cork. Married Rebecca Scott also of Cork. Robert took over the family business from his father, Robert, Sr., and also…
1891-93 Richard A. Sheehan Canon Sheehan was the first President of the Society on its foundation in 1891. He was appointed Roman Catholic Bishop of Lismore & Waterford on…
The new programme of outings for the forthcoming summer is now online, see the Events – thanks to Flor, the Hon. Organiser! The booking form for the weekend outing was…
The Society’s Annual General Meeting was held at the Crawford Art Gallery on March 22nd, 2017. As usual the business meeting was held first. Three new members of Council were…
Yesterday Mark Davies, Oxford local historian, spoke about James Sadler, the Oxford pastry cook turned aeronaut, in his lecture ‘”King of all Balloons”: the first manned ascent from Cork in…
1915-1938 James Grove White Born 1852 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, to Major Hans Thomas Fell White and Amelia Carey. He married Constance FitzGibbon in 1880. She was niece to…
Last evening lecture’s was a tour de force by our speakers, Damian Shiels and Paul O’Keeffe. Damian kicked off by explaining what ‘conflict archaeology‘ is and aims to do. He…