Barry Lacey
@barry_lacey_
Archaeologist and Wexfordian.
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24-07-2009 23:01:45
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Reflections on the Irish Civil War in County Wexford from March 1923. Join us on our YouTube channel on Friday, 24th March for this online presentation - youtube.com/c/WexfordPubli… #DecadeOfCentenaries2023 Barry Lacey
For those interested in the civil war events of 100 years in Wexford 'It happened in March 23' recounts the people and incidents of March 1923. Produced for Wexford Libraries Wexford County Council as part of the decade of centenaries youtube.com/watch?v=LioKIr… #Wexford
Enjoy the 'Discovering Medieval Ferns' blog series' latest edition by Wexfords historian-in-residence, Barry Lacey! 👉iafs.ie/discovering-me… Explore the changing medieval monastic boundaries of St Aidan's monastery at Ferns Thanks to Ancient Connections for supporting this series
We visit some community projects including the old Ballycarney Post office in County Wexford which has been brought back to life & is now centre of village life once again The Old Post Office Ballycarney on #RTENationwide Monday 15th May RTÉ One 7pm #WexfordHour @DeptRCD @ruralnetwork RTÉ RT
Serving the community once more - we visit the old Ballycarney post office in Co Wexford which has been rebuilt by a local family who now share it with the whole community on #RTENationwide Monday 15th May RTÉ One 7pm RTÉ #WexfordHour South East Radio Brian Walsh Wexford Weekly RT
Delighted to receive a copy of the new 'Discovering Medieval Ferns' in the post today and to have been able to contribute to this research. A fitting legacy for the Ancient Connections Project @IrishArchaeo Ancient Connections Wexford County Council
Really looking forward to this, lots of thoughtful work went into the five part series. Prof Terry Dooley, Barry Lacey and Ballyrankin in the first one . RTÉ Nationwide Carlow College Niall Murray Barbara-Anne Murphy Maynooth History History at UCC National Library of Ireland
Will Derham HISTORY Custom House Visitor Centre Waiting at the bus stop just down from Tara Street station last week. I had to squeeze in Liberty Hall to show a relative the closeness of both buildings.
Delighted to have been able to contribute to this episode of Nationwide focusing on Ballyrankin house, the first of the big houses to be destroyed in Wexford during the revolutionary period. Thanks to Dr Ida Milne putting a focus on this local gem and the owner David Skrine
Ever wondered what ordinary life was like for many in 1923? This project provides an insight into the social history of county wexford with research based upon articles from the Enniscorthy Echo. Wexford Libraries #wexford youtu.be/B6Lsqlkc_z0?si…
Dear Hamleys. While some would argue the politics, I don't think this is geographically accurate. 😅 HamleysOfficial #Ireland JOE.ie Heathrow Airport