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'''Inniscarra Historical Society'''<br>Inniscarra Community Centre<br>Ballyanly Cross<br>Inniscarra<br>Telephone: 086 0621947<br> | '''Inniscarra Historical Society'''<br>Inniscarra Community Centre<br>Ballyanly Cross<br>Inniscarra<br>Telephone: 086 0621947<br> | ||
Email: [mailto:admin@inniscarra.org admin@inniscarra.org]<br>Email #2: [mailto:richard.murphy@inniscarra.org richard.murphy@inniscarra.org]<br> | Email: [mailto:admin@inniscarra.org admin@inniscarra.org]<br>Email #2: [mailto:richard.murphy@inniscarra.org richard.murphy@inniscarra.org]<br> | ||
Website: [http://www.inniscarra.org/ | Website: [http://www.inniscarra.org/page/ Inniscarra Historical Society] | ||
:The Society has been formed to gather and record historical information related to the Parish of Inniscarra, to create and manage media in which the data can be published, all in a manner which will inform and entertain the people of Inniscarra, wherever they may be. | :The Society has been formed to gather and record historical information related to the Parish of Inniscarra, to create and manage media in which the data can be published, all in a manner which will inform and entertain the people of Inniscarra, wherever they may be. | ||
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'''Kinsale History Society'''<br>Michael Collins Centre<br>Temperance Hall<br>Market Quay<br>Sleveen, Kinsale<br>Telephone: 086-8267656<br> | '''Kinsale History Society'''<br>Michael Collins Centre<br>Temperance Hall<br>Market Quay<br>Sleveen, Kinsale<br>Telephone: 086-8267656<br> | ||
Email: [mailto:dermotryankinsale@gmail.com dermotryankinsale@gmail.com]<br>Website | Email: [mailto:dermotryankinsale@gmail.com dermotryankinsale@gmail.com]<br>Website: [https://www.facebook.com/Kinsale-and-District-History-Society-619526334852461/ Kinsale and District History Society] | ||
'''Knockraha History and Heritage Society'''<br>Knockraha Community Centre<br>Ballynanelagh, Knockraha<br>Telephone: 087 9864177<br> | '''Knockraha History and Heritage Society'''<br>Knockraha Community Centre<br>Ballynanelagh, Knockraha<br>Telephone: 087 9864177<br> | ||
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'''St. Anne's Heritage and Historical Society Mallow'''<br>Email: [mailto:info@visitmallow.ie info@visitmallow.ie]<br> | '''St. Anne's Heritage and Historical Society Mallow'''<br>Email: [mailto:info@visitmallow.ie info@visitmallow.ie]<br> | ||
Website | Website: [https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Nonprofit-Organization/St-Annes-Heritage-and-Historical-Society-Mallow-1421899814729055/ St. Anne's Heritage and Historical Society Mallow] | ||
:In 1998, a group of Mallow and district residents who were all actively interested in the history and heritage of the area founded the St Anne’s Society. What brought them together was not just their mutual interest in the subject, but a realisation that the results of their freelance efforts should be available to a wide audience, and for others to access easily in future years. The best way to make this information available would be to bring together visual static and interactive displays of historical events to one physical, permanent location. The ideal solution would be to establish a Heritage Centre within or very close to Mallow Town. Since 1998, membership has grown steadily and has attracted interest from well beyond Ireland. The role currently stands at around sixty members. The group is actively engaged in the measurement and recording of many historical sites. A vast quantity of written information is available on all aspects of the town and its hinterland. | :In 1998, a group of Mallow and district residents who were all actively interested in the history and heritage of the area founded the St Anne’s Society. What brought them together was not just their mutual interest in the subject, but a realisation that the results of their freelance efforts should be available to a wide audience, and for others to access easily in future years. The best way to make this information available would be to bring together visual static and interactive displays of historical events to one physical, permanent location. The ideal solution would be to establish a Heritage Centre within or very close to Mallow Town. Since 1998, membership has grown steadily and has attracted interest from well beyond Ireland. The role currently stands at around sixty members. The group is actively engaged in the measurement and recording of many historical sites. A vast quantity of written information is available on all aspects of the town and its hinterland. | ||