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'''Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre'''<br>Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre Cross<br>Ardagh Village N39V972<br>Telephone: 086 3027602<br> | '''Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre'''<br>Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre Cross<br>Ardagh Village N39V972<br>Telephone: 086 3027602<br> | ||
Email: [mailto:creativeardagh@gmail.com creativeardagh@gmail.com]<br> | Email: [mailto:creativeardagh@gmail.com creativeardagh@gmail.com]<br> | ||
Website | Website: [https://www.facebook.com/creativeardagh/ Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre]<br>Website #3: [http://creativeardagh.blogspot.com/ Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre] | ||
:Built in 1898, the old school house in Ardagh Village is now the site of Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre. The exhibition contained within its walls outlines the various periods of this exquisite village and offers a fascinating insight to its enchanting history. It draws on the rich fabric of Ardagh life down through the ages, from the roots of the village in Irish mythology, to its development as an important early Christian church site, and its emergence as a model estate village. | :Built in 1898, the old school house in Ardagh Village is now the site of Ardagh Heritage and Creativity Centre. The exhibition contained within its walls outlines the various periods of this exquisite village and offers a fascinating insight to its enchanting history. It draws on the rich fabric of Ardagh life down through the ages, from the roots of the village in Irish mythology, to its development as an important early Christian church site, and its emergence as a model estate village. | ||