Tag: historical site in Tipperary

Services provided from Daltons   Promoting the history and heritage of the area known as New Tipperary we assist with family research, organising clan and family

At the height of their powers, during World War I, military installations in Tipperary Town were host to 4,000 soldiers, and these played a vital

The first Muintir na Tire Council established 1937 by the Founder, John Canon Hayes in 1937. Tipperary Town has a population of over 5,000 with a

Memorial to the Soloheadbeg ambush, which occurred on 21 January 1919. Irish Republican Army (IRA) men Seán Treacy, Dan Breen, Seán Hogan, Séamus Robinson, Tadhg

It is the oldest graveyard in town with over 1000 recorded burials and the oldest landmark The grave of Christopher Emmet grandfather of the Irish

This graveyard was opened in August 1847 for the burial of those who died in the Tipperary Workhouse & Fever Hospital during the Great Famine.

St Michael’s Church has a very fine stained glass World War 1 Memorial Window in the side Chapel of Adoration. This chapel is to the

Freestanding monument, erected 1907, commemorating the execution of three political activists in 1867. Relocated to this corner site in 2003. Composed of carved limestone female

The Tipperary Christian Fellowship is a small group that has met in the town for more than 20 years. Meetings are held every Sunday morning

Tipperary Family History Research is the only facility to offer a research service based on access to the Baptismal and Marriage records of the Catholic