A stroll down
memory lane.

• Official opening by Tom McSweeney.
• A history of the North Wexford Railway Line — Jonathan Beaumont.
• Archaeology and Landscape in South Kilkenny — James Eogan.
• Railway film, discussion moderated by Jack Burtchaell and old local photographs.
• Glenmore village walking tour with Dr Kathleen Moore Walsh.
• Éigse Mass and school events with Katherine Grant.

The walking-tour date is printed as “Saturday 18th”, outside the brochure’s stated festival dates. The original is preserved here as supplied.

• Official opening by Sean Nugent.
• The Tailteann Games: Myth, History and Memory — Paul Rouse.
• Taking the Boat — Ultan Cowley.
• The 1924 Irish Army Mutiny — John Dorney.
• Visit to the Dunbrody Famine Ship and Emigration Exhibition.
• Éigse Mass and local-history school talks with Katherine Grant.

• Official opening by John O’Callaghan.
• Snowhill to Waterford by boat: A 19th century view — Andrew Doherty.
• Waterford and its two civil wars, 1922–1923 — Dr Pat McCarthy.
• Selected murders in Glenmore — Dr Kathleen Moore Walsh.
• Guided tour of the Wake Museum.
• Éigse Mass and school talks with Katherine Grant.

• 24 November: Slieverue and environs in the 1820s — Jack Burtchaell.
• 26 November: A Virtual Tour of Slieverue — Breda Lynch.
• 27 November: A ramble on the railway — Katherine Grant.

The supplied copy is a screenshot of the brochure layout, including editing marks.

• Official opening by John O’Connor.
• The Fethard-on-Sea Boycott — Dr Eugene Broderick.
• “We have murder by the throat”: Bloody Sunday — Liz Gillis.
• The Battle of the Four Courts and the loss of Ireland’s public records — Michael Fewer.
• Children’s outing to Kilkenny Castle and tour of Curraghmore House.
• Éigse Mass, war memorial unveiling, interview with James McManus and a concert.