'The Irish Revolution, 1917-1918' an illustrated talk by Maeve Casserly November 8th at 7:45 pm The Iona Centre, Knocklyon (beside St. Colmcille's Church) Admission is €3 for members, and €4 for friends. All welcome!
Knocklyon History Society's November 2015 Talk is St. Columban - an Irish Monk and a Great European An Illustrated talk by Dr. Enzo Farinella Wednesday 11th November at 7:45 p.m. in the Iona Centre, Knocklyon, Dublin 16 (beside St. Colmcille’s Church). All welcome. Admission is €3 for members and €4 for friends.
"Tread Softly" The Controversial Politics of W.B. Yeats a talk by Dr. Jay Patrick Starliper Wednesday 9th September at 7:45pm at the Iona Centre, Knocklyon, Dublin 16 (beside St. Colmcille's Church) Admission is €3 for members and €4 for friends All welcome!
April 2015 Talk Lighthouses of ireland by Brian Maguire Wednesday 8th April at 7:45 p.m. The Iona Centre, Knocklyon, Dublin 16 (beside St. Colmcille's Church) Admission: Members €3, Friends €4.
W.T. Cosgrave 1880-1965 a talk by Dr. Michael Laffan, author of the book Judging W.T. Cosgrave Wednesday 11th March 2015 at 7:45 p.m. in the Iona Centre, Knocklyon (beside St. Colmcille's Church) Admission: €3 for members and €4 for friends All welcome!
'Brigid: Saint or Goddess?' an illustrated talk by John Dolan Wednesday 11th February at 7:45 pm at the Iona Centre, Knocklyon Admission is €3 for members and €4 for friends. All welcome!
Knocklyon History Society October 2014 Talk The Carmelite Order in Ireland An illustrated talk by Fr. Jimmy Murray O.Carm Wednesday 8th October at 7:45 pm at The Iona Centre, Knocklyon (beside St. Columcille's Church) Admission is €3 for members and €4 for friends and all are welcome! Take the No. 15 bus to Supervalu,... Continue Reading →
Knocklyon History Society September 2014 Talk '1914 - Ireland and the Coming of the War' by Dr. Patrick McCarthy Wednesday 10th September at 7:45 pm at The Iona Centre, Knocklyon, Dublin 16. Admission is €3 for members and €4 for friends. All welcome!
The Landy Family owned a bakery as well as a garage in Rathfarnham Village. They were members of Rathfarnham Parish Church (Church of Ireland) and this 1940s film was part of the bicentenary celebration of the church in 1995. Last year, the video was donated to South Dublin Libraries. It was transferred from the original... Continue Reading →
