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Ireland Heritage Centres
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146 heritage centres in ireland
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Welcome Picture of Cornmill Heritage Centre
Cornmill Heritage Centre
Lineside, Dungannon Road, Coalisland, Tyrone
This is the story in sound and vision of the Industrial Development of an unique Irish Town. Originally built in 1907 for the purpose of storing, mixing and packaging corn, the newly restored Cornmill houses the story of Coalisland's Industrial Heritage. After operating in the heart of the town for 71 years, work finally came to a standstill at the mill in 1978. The mill then lay empty and derelict, until renovations began in 1990. The major feature within The Cornmill Centre, is the Herit...
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Ulster Historical Foundation
12 College Square East, Belfast, Antrim
The Ulster Historical Foundation provides an ancestral research service for the historic province of Ulster and publishes books on Irish and local history. Visitors are welcome to our heritage centre, familia, or to attend our annual family history conferences....
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East Clare Heritage Centre
Saint Cronans 10th Century Church, Tuamgraney, Clare
This centre, housed in the oldest church in continuous use in Ireland and the UK, explains the history of the town and surrounding area. Holy Island, in Lough Derg, is an important early monastic settlement and the heritage centre operates boat trips daily to the island. Nature and heritage walks operate from the centre and at night it often hosts traditional concerts. This the oldest church in continuous use in Ireland, England, Scotland or Wales. The western portion with its magnificent trabea...
Welcome Picture of Pogues Entry Historical Cottage
Pogues Entry Historical Cottage
Church Street, Antrim, Antrim
The cottage was first opened to the public on 29th September 1934 when local dignitaries declared "that this humble dwelling may be kept intact and unspoiled by time or circumstance, to bear silent and eloquent witness to the great love that dwelt there and to the affection and reverence that a son of Antrim had for his mother".

It is now preserved by Antrim Borough Council as a heritage site in tribute to Dr. Irvine's achievements. The mud floored stone cottage is sparsely furnished...
Welcome Picture of Barony of Gaultier
Barony of Gaultier
Waterford, Waterford
The ancient Barony of Gaultier with its rolling hills, craggy cliffs and stand, has much to offer the discerning visitor. One can cycle along its country roads or go coarse fishing in Bell Lake or catch a quiet amble up the Minaun in one's pleasure. A round of golf in Faithlegg, Waterford Castle or Dunmore would satisfy the appetite of any golfer. Sailing and watersports in the Suir estuary and sea is a must for the ardent sea lover. Visit the craft people in the Barony or capture a scene on...
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An Rinn
Dungarvan Tourism, Town Hall, Dungarvan, Waterford
Just a few miles from Dungarvan, in the heart of Deise countryside, is the Gaeltacht, "An Rinn{", a flourishing Irish Centre with its own particular heritage and culture. Much of the activity centres around "An Colaiste" where summer courses in the Irish language are held. The friendliness of the people makes a visit to a local pub an event not to be missed....
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Ballymore
Mullingar, Westmeath
Ballymore is situated almost 5 miles from Mullingar on the R390. Mentioned in the Annals as far back as the eight century, its importance in ancient times was due to the fact that it lay on the trade route between royal "Uisneagh" and Athlone.

The remains of a fort dating from the Williamite campaign can be seen beside the lake, as well as Father Dalton's mass rock which was used during penal times....
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Ballymoney Heritage Centre
Ballymoney, Antrim
Ballymoney Heritage Centre will give visitors an insight into the character of the area and the history of the people. Exhibition changes throughout the year....
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Clew Bay Heritage Centre
The Quay, Westport, Mayo
Housed in a 19th century building, Clew Bay Heritage Centre tells the story of Westport through the years. It traces the history of the town and Clew Bay from pre Christian times to date.
Displays consist of documents, photographs and general artefacts connected with Westport, one of the few planned towns in Ireland. Other features include a genealogical research facility and there are also guided walks of the town....
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Bray Tourist Office and Heritage Centre
Old Courthouse, Bray, Wicklow
The Bray Heritage centre is located in the old couthouse. The  exhibitions in the Centre are set around the themes of People, Places and Things and are showcased against a walkaround map of Bray. There are text and artificats from the Cambrian era to the present day, including Bray, drowned forest, the river, the first settlers, new Bray and the coming of the railway. The mezzanine level consists of an Art Exhibition area which is used for a variety of special exhibitions.
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