Doolin Heritage Weekend, Russell Cultural Centre, Doolin, County Clare. Two days of talks on the Archaeology of the Burren, Built
Heritage and Conservation Heritage Walks and Site Visit to Killilagh
Church, Doolin. A ‘Doolin Heritage’ initiative to benefit the Killilagh
Church Window Restoration Projec.
Saturday 16th June
2012, 10.15am
“Killilagh
Church– the story so far” Joseph
McCooey, Field Archaeologist and member Doolin Heritage Committee
“Archaeology and everyday life, finding the right balance” Christine
Grant, Archaeologist, National Monuments Service
“Building Technology and Practice in Mediaeval Ireland”
Risteard (Dick) UaCróinín, Architectural Conservation Officer, Clare Co.
Council
“Archaeological Excavation at Caherconnell” Graham Hull, Director,
TVAS Archaeology, Ireland Ltd.
Keynote Speaker - Dr. Peter Harbison “12th-Century
Pilgrimage in the Burren”
Sunday 17th June
2012 10.30am
“The Power and Symbolism of Axes in Prehistory and the
significance of Fisher Street,
Doolin” Dr. Carleton Jones, Lecturer in Prehistoric Archaeology, NUIG
“Medieval Churches
and their survival” Simon Large, Field Archaeologist
“2012 Excavation at Fanoremore” Michael Lynch, Field
Monument Advisor, Co. Clare
Presentation on Local Monuments of interest Mattie Shannon,
Doolin Heritage Committee
Heritage Walks and Site Visit to Killilagh
Church
Please note that places on the walks and the site visits are limited. Appropriate clothing and footwear essential.
Please note that places on the walks and the site visits are limited. Appropriate clothing and footwear essential.
Door Admission: €15 one day, €25 for two days (includes
walks and site visit)
For further details, check Facebook page
“SAVE KILLILAGH CHURCH WINDOW DOOLIN”
or contact seosamh33@eircom.net
For further details, check Facebook page
“SAVE KILLILAGH CHURCH WINDOW DOOLIN”
or contact seosamh33@eircom.net
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