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Clare Archaeological and Historical Society
Summer Outings 2018
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Sunday 10th June
A visit to Ennis Friary
Tour of Ennis Friary showing the recent restoration and the historical and archaeological features. Time permitting there will be a short walk close to friary to view jostle stones and elusive survey marks that have survived. Group admission is €4.
Meet at Ennis Friary at 2.00 p.m.
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Sunday 8th July
Outing to the Burren
A visit to Caherconnell Stone Fort, Carron, Kilfenora. The trip includes a tour of the fort and Sheepdog Demonstrations (optional), followed by a visit to Poulnabrone which is a short distance from the fort. Admission charges: Fort €5, Dogs €4, combined €7. Tea-rooms, shop and short Audio Visual at site.
Meet at Caherconnell Stone Fort at 2.00 p.m.
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Tuesday 21st August
Visit to Templemaley Church
Templemaley Church dates from the Romanesque period but was extensively repaired in the late mediaeval era.  It is a Recorded Monument situated in Templemaley Graveyard. To mark the European Year of Cultural Heritage in 2018, the Heritage Council are funding conservation works to the window on the south wall of Templemaley Church.
This visit marks Heritage Week and is a free event.
Meet at Templemaley Church at 7.00 p.m.
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Appropriate footwear/raingear advised.
Any queries please contact Frances at Tel 0872262259

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Genealogists visiting Clare might like to browse the Check-list and Tips for Family Historians Intending to Visit Clare in the Clare County Library "Clare Past" forum. Apart from Clare research tips it lists some important points that one might like to take into account when planning the trip. It's a forum thread so the indigenous and experienced Clare genealonauts are welcome to add suggestions and/or corrections.

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