Welcome to the Twitter account of the Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich Memorial Library and Archive. Follow us to explore the rich & unique treasures held in our purpose built, independent library and museum based in Armagh City, the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland. #COFLA
A reminder to join us for the latest Free lecture in the Heritage Reconnected programme focusing on traditional games and sports. This Wednesday at 7.30 pm @visit_armagh@HeritageFundUK
Join us this Tursday 1 October as the City Chapter celebrates #NationalPoetryDay with readings from Michelle Dehennyand Clive Wright. Free event.@visit_armagh with @The_JHS
Join us next Saturday, 13 June, in @ArmRLib as we host the sixth and final lecture of our Armagh USA250 series with Prof Ian McBride. Entrance as usual is FREE, but booking is essential.
Armagh's USA250 lecture series continues at @Armagh_CoMuseum this Saturday with Valerie Bronson of the Daughters of the American Revolution. FREE and open to all.
Join us on Wednesday 6 May as we continue our series of FREE lectures marking the 250th anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence with Historian, William Roulston. Book your place at [email protected]@ArmRLib@Armagh_CoMuseum@visit_armagh
Places are rapidly filling up for our next FREE lecture in the USA250 series in @Armagh_CoMuseum. Don't miss out. Book your place now for Saturday 25 May.
Reminder to join us this Wednesday evening for the first in our series talks marking USA250 in #Armagh. Reserve your FREE place @ArmRLib . @visit_armagh
Armagh will mark the 250th anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence with 6 FREE lectures. We start with John Gray on 13 April at 7.30 pm in the Cardinal Ó Fiaich Library. @visit_armagh@ArmRLib@armaghdiocese#USA250
Interested in joining our team for this exciting opportunity? We are recruiting a part-time temporary Outreach Officer. 6 month contract with possible extension. Attractive salary.
Application letter with CV by 13 February.
Join us on Wednesday 3 December as our winter talks series on Migration continues with @MellonMigration Dr Liam Campbell and Dr Patrick Fitzgerald on the work of the Mellon Centre for Migration Studies and some emigration customs. 7.30 pm all welcome.
Join us and @FourCourtsPress this Wednesday evening for our next public lecture and the launch of Cenél nEógain and the Donegal Kingdoms.
The book normally retails for €60 but will be available at a special discount price of €40 or £35 on the night. (cash sales only)
Our next event on 5 November will also see the launch of Brian Lacey's latest book "Cenél nEoghain and the Donegal Kingdoms, AD 800-1200"
The book normally retails for €60 but will be available at a special discount price of €40 or £35 on the night. (cash sales only)