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Tides & Tales Heritage Week 2025

Tides & Tales Heritage Week 2025

by andrew | Jul 16, 2025 | Ballyhack, Maritime Wexford, Project Updates, River Lore

Tides & Tales Heritage Week 2025 will be a busy time for the project. We have had multiple offers to provide inputs at various sites, but due to work commitments, we can only deliver three events this year. Heritage Week is one of our longest-running annual...
Reimagining Henry II’s route to Waterford Oct 1171

Reimagining Henry II’s route to Waterford Oct 1171

by andrew | Oct 29, 2021 | Waterford History

After a busy month of activities, I was relieved when Damien McLellan offered a guest blog arising from last week’s two-day event exploring the arrival of Henry II at Passage East in 1171 – 850 years ago this year. Damien, like so many others who attended,...

Reclaiming an Irish Way of St James

by andrew | Dec 30, 2016 | Ballyhack, Irelands Maritime Heritage, Waterford History

This weeks blog marks a new departure, which is appropriate as we enter a new year. I’ve asked a number of people to contribute a piece of writing on the harbour, and these will feature on the last Friday of each coming month.Today’s piece first featured...

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