Medieval Ulster - Beyond Westeros

18/01/2021

Tower house, Kinvara, Galway Bay, built in 1520 by the O’Hynes Clan. Once owned by Oliver St John Gogarty and was a meeting place for literary revivalists such as JB Yeats and GB Shaw

Those cold frosty mornings down at Dunguaire Castle... what a cracking early morning shot this by Luis de Morais! Look at that Sky!😍🏰👌❤️🇮🇪

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12/02/2020

Great work by QUB

12/02/2020

Games of Thrones was filmed in Eastern Europe as well as Northern Ireland. In recognition of this and the many people living and working here we have translated our stories into the main Eastern European languages spoken here - Polish can be found on www.strangfordlough.org using the linkhttps://www.strangfordlough.org/images/publications/9298_Medieval_Ulster_-_Beyond_Westeros_Overview_Polish_MH1.pdf

31/01/2020

Congratulations and many thanks to Finbar McCormick for his support and expertise while at QUB but maybe this means we will see more of him in Lecale ....☺️👍

31/01/2020

You can now download stories of the Lordships of County Down - the English (Normans) and the Gaelic Clandeboye O’Neill and Magennis
https://www.strangfordlough.org/projects/medieval-down.html

County Down’s incredible medieval monasteries, castles and tower houses, could come alive with artisan business ideas and community art from beehives...

22/01/2020

Many thanks to Justin McCartney for this video from our Eastern European outreach event on 17 Jan

22/01/2020

22/01/2020

12/11/2019

Tomás Ó Brógáin (Oireas Historical Services) talking about Medieval galloglass weaponry as part of ArcPal’s ‘Journeying Beyond Westeros’ project on Medieval ...

11/11/2019

A new Game of Thrones-inspired medieval heritage trail is being developed across Northern Ireland, it has been announced, as fans gear up for final season of HBO’s adaptation of George R R Martin’s epic fantasy.