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'''Breifne Historical Society (Cumann Seanchais Bhreifne)'''<br>c/o Cavan Genealogy<br>1st Floor, Johnston Central Library<br>Farnham St<br>Cavan<br>Telephone: 049 436 1094<br>Email: [mailto:brendan1scott@gmail.com brendan1scott@gmail.com]<br>Website: [http://www.breifnehistory.com/ Breifne Historical Society]
'''Breifne Historical Society (Cumann Seanchais Bhreifne)'''<br>c/o Cavan Genealogy<br>1st Floor, Johnston Central Library<br>Farnham St<br>Cavan<br>Telephone: 049 436 1094<br>Email: [mailto:brendan1scott@gmail.com brendan1scott@gmail.com]<br>Website: [http://www.breifnehistory.com/ Breifne Historical Society]


:The Society was founded as a non-political and non-sectarian historical society to promote interest in and the study of the local history of the ancient kingdom of Breifne.  The territory of Breifne was, in medieval times, ruled over by the O’Rourke and the O’Reilly chieftains and it corresponds to most of the present day counties of Cavan, Leitrim and south Fermanagh, as well as to the ecclesiastical diocese of Kilmore.  The Society hosts a series of lectures each year on various aspects of local and Irish history generally.  It also organizes an annual tour to some place of historical interest. These tours normally take place in the summer months.  The Society  publishes a journal called ‘Breifne’ which is published in April or May of each year.  The first journal was published in 1958 and forty-three journals have been published since then.  It is now recognized as one of the best and most reputable local history journals in Ireland.
:The Society was founded as a non-political and non-sectarian historical society to promote interest in and the study of the local history of the ancient kingdom of Breifne.  The territory of Breifne was, in medieval times, ruled over by the O’Rourke and the O’Reilly chieftains and it corresponds to most of the present day counties of Cavan, Leitrim and south Fermanagh, as well as to the ecclesiastical diocese of Kilmore.  The Society hosts a series of lectures each year on various aspects of local and Irish history generally.  It also organizes an annual tour to some place of historical interest. These tours normally take place in the summer months.  The Society  publishes a journal called ‘Breifne’ which is published in April or May of each year.  The first journal was published in 1958 and forty-three journals have been published since then.  It is now recognized as one of the best and most reputable local history journals in Ireland.


'''Clogher Historical Society (Cumann Seanchais Chlochair)'''<br>Newtownbutler Community Centre<br>3-5 Bridge St<br>Newtownbutler, Enniskillen<br>Fermanagh, Northern Ireland BT92 8EN UK<br>Telephone: 00353 47 71984<br>Email: [mailto:chs@tinet.ie chs@tinet.ie]<br>Website: [http://www.clogherhistory.ie/ Clogher Historical Society]
'''Clogher Historical Society (Cumann Seanchais Chlochair)'''<br>Newtownbutler Community Centre<br>3-5 Bridge St<br>Newtownbutler, Enniskillen<br>Fermanagh, Northern Ireland BT92 8EN UK<br>Telephone: 00353 47 71984<br>Email: [mailto:chs@tinet.ie chs@tinet.ie]<br>Website: [http://www.clogherhistory.ie/ Clogher Historical Society]
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