Bere Island Family Festival
We are delighted to be part of this Festival.
Step back into one of the most dramatic chapters of Irish history, with our captivating living history experience-we will explore the epic story of the O'Sullivan Beare March.
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OTd 1602, Dunboy Castle was stormed after a hard & cruel siege. Those that tried to swim to safety were shot. The remaining defenders took refuge in the Castle vault
Pics from a day with Spanish friends. The bonds are still deep & strong & through such work we keep them so
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The greatest inheritance is not ownership of the past, but responsibility toward it
Over the weekend we were blessed with fine weather. Thank you to everyone who turned up to share the story of the O Sullivan Beare March with us at Tralee Park Fest
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Our work continues!
The Park Festival Tralee
June 13th at Kerry County Museum
Living History Display: Survival on the March of 1603
Step back in time & discover the remarkable survival skills that sustained those who undertook the epic march of 1603
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Peadar and Molly happy in Spain. We look forward to our return trip already. Sharing the story of the Last Prince - O Sullivan Beare and of Gaelic Ireland is our driving passion.
See you soon Seville.
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Next we bring the story of O Sullivan Beare & the Epic March of 1603 to Spain to celebrate & commemorate with our Spanish family in Tercio de Olivares.
Día de los Tercios
Jan 31st in Seville, Spain.
Together we keep the Hispano Irish Alliance alive
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Though the world had turned against them, something older than defeat
rose within their steps-
a will shaped by stone, river, and storm,
refusing to consent to erasure.
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We were honoured yesterday to be back in Newmarket,invited by the local Clan MacAuliffe.This is a story 423 yrs old & it still brings us together as a community.
We enjoyed a parade,music,tea, sandwiches,cake & most importantly wonderful conversations
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If you'd like to be part of the team and together we keep the story of the Epic March of 1603 alive for the next generation simply send an email to:
[email protected]
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O Sullivan Beare and his people walked through Ireland’s winter to teach a summer’s truth, that no cold is colder than ignoble surrender.
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Never forget the Epic March of 1603
1,000 men, women & children began this death march through a frozen land, hunted daily by cruel craven enemy, haunting hunger and deadly disease. This was "Ireland's Trail of Tears". 35 reached the end, after 14 days
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Please share far and wide, thank you. Together we can save this important part of Gaelic Ireland’s story.
They marched through hunger, through death, through the silence of despair and still their song was freedom.
Never forget The Epic March of 1603
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Join us, what better way to mark our National Day?
This St. Patrick's weekend, we will bring the O Sullivan Beare March to life. Stories, poetry, music, walking, living history.
You can walk as much or as little as you wish.
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