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SUMMARY:Mullingar Famine Walk
DESCRIPTION:Westmeath Archaeological & Historical Society\nMullingar Famine Walk\nSaturday 22nd August\nThe worst year of the Famine in Mullingar was 1849. The total failure of the potato crop was followed by the arrival of Asiatic Cholera in 1849 necessitating the opening of a famine graveyard in Robinstown in 1849.  \nThis event comprises three segments: \n1. The Workhouse. We gather at the site of the old Workhouse which is almost completely extant. The history of this building and its role in relieving distress during the Famine will be reflected on.  \n2. The re-enaction of a Famine era funeral from the workhouse to the graveyard will comprise the Famine Walk which will include a replica of one the retractable coffins often used at this time.  \n3. At the graveyard we will process around the perimeter of the burial ground; this will be followed by a talk on the history of the graveyard.  \nFinally the Discovery Ireland archaeologists will give a preliminary report on their geophysical survey which will be carried out in the graveyard during the days previous to the Famine Walk. They will also describe the methodologies deployed and display the equipment utilised. Music and song associated with Famine times will accompany the activities of this remembrance day.  \nA commemorative booklet will be distributed to all attendees.  \nThis project is being supported by the Heritage Council Community Fund. The walk and talk will be facilitated by historian Seamus O Brien. Bishop Denis Nulty\, will also recall the first Famine Walk which took place here in 1994.  \nRefreshments will be served afterwards. \ncontact details obriains@icloud.com\n0872658138 \nSome parking available at the workhouse/ st marys care centre site on the Longford Road and more in the Lough Sheever Corporate Park nearby.
URL:http://whahs.ie/event/mullingar-famine-walk/
LOCATION:St Mary’s Hospital\, Longford Road\, Mullingar\, Co. Westmeath\, • N91N602\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:History Workshop Local Studies under the Microscope - 3rd October
DESCRIPTION:Westmeath Archaeological & Historical Society\nHistory Wokshops 2026\nLocal Studies under the Microscope\nSaturday 3rd October\n9.30 am – 11.30 am Dr John Feehan: Sources for the study of landscape and topography at local level. \n12 noon- 1pm Dr John Ennis- Poetry as a source for local studies \n2 pm – 4 pm Ann Murtagh- Weaving fact into fiction: using primary sources to write historical fiction\nThe workshops will be interactive with the focus on skill set acquisition  \nSupported by Creative Ireland and Westmeath County Council  \nAdm free Contact obriains@gmail.com to register 
URL:http://whahs.ie/event/history-workshop-local-studies-under-the-microscope/
LOCATION:The Greville Arms Hotel\, Greville Arms Hotel\, Pearse St\,\, Mullingar\, Westmeath\, N91 X9RN\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:History Workshop Local Studies under the Microscope - 10th October
DESCRIPTION:Westmeath Archaeological & Historical Society\nHistory Wokshops 2026\nLocal Studies under the Microscope\nSaturday 10th October\n9am – 11 am Dr Ciaran Mc Cabe – Social history approaches to Irish local studies \n11.15 am – 12.45pm Dr Mary Shine Thompson – Literature as a source for local studies \n1.30 pm – 3.30pm Paul Gosling- Using maps in local studies \n  \nThe workshops will be interactive with the focus on skill set acquisition  \nSupported by Creative Ireland and Westmeath County Council \nAdm free Contact obriains@gmail.com to register 
URL:http://whahs.ie/event/history-workshop-local-studies-under-the-microscope-10th-october/
LOCATION:The Greville Arms Hotel\, Greville Arms Hotel\, Pearse St\,\, Mullingar\, Westmeath\, N91 X9RN\, Ireland
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