Number of results: 15
Larne
History
Frances Anne was a very successful business manager who played an important role in the development of Carnlough.
Larne
History
This talk brings us through centuries of history with a look at saints, poets, scholars, landowners, quarrymen and teachers.
Larne
History
Stories of everyday life, emigration, family networks and legacy.
Larne
Exhibition
An exhibition that looks beyond the surface of things, hinting at sacred spaces and complex narratives, invoking the emotions, sensations and longings that arise from the condition of being human.
11 Antrim Street, Carrickfergus
Exhibition
Photography Exhibition
Larne
Exhibition
"Pattern and textures within nature have always been of inspiration to me. Detaching oneself from the expected to explore and enhance what nature provides is exciting, challenging and allows for imaginative play with varied mediums." (Nicola Coogan)
Larne
History
This talk looks at the work and achievements of the Ulster American Committee.
Larne
Exhibition
This mini-exhibition introduces the story of Curran Saw Mills, Larne, that operated from 1927 until 1990 at Portland Road, off Curran Road.
Larne
Exhibition
Join us for a fascinating glimpse into the Neolithic era through a privately curated collection of genuine artefacts.
Larne
History
An entertaining sweep through history with the significance of the railway.
Larne
Exhibition
This exhibition explores the development of stone tools and the process of knapping.
Larne
Exhibition
Join us for a fascinating glimpse into the Neolithic era through a privately curated collection of genuine artefacts.
Larne
Exhibition
This small hallway display will introduce the story of the last witch trial held in Ireland, which took place in Carrickfergus in 1711.
Larne
Exhibition
An art show about journeys of the heart and mind, ranging from reality, to fantasy, with touches of nostalgia, with a traditionalistic and modernist overtone.
Carrickfergus
Talks/Lectures
A captivating series of historical talks held at the Andrew Jackson Cottage on the second Thursday of each month.