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  • The Annual Terence MacSwiney Weekend
  • Terence MacSwiney Artifacts
    • Terence MacSwiney Funeral Hearse Wheel
    • Terence MacSwiney Dish Ring
    • April: Shard of Wood
  • The Museum
    • Object of the month
      • February – Grenade and Home-made Bomb
      • March – Chinese Embroidered Hat
      • May: The Famine Pot
      • July: Irish Democratic Labour Federation Badge
      • August: Aghabullogue Hurley – Cork’s First All Ireland Title.
      • September: Rush Light Holder from Kilkea Castle
      • October: Rusheen Pike
      • November: Manchester Martyr’s Table
      • December: Princess Mary Gift Box
      • January 2018: Cork Total Abstinence Medal
      • February 2018 : Bullet from Upton Ambush
      • March 2018 : St. Patrick’s Gift Box
      • April 2018: Cell No.6, Cork Military Detention Barracks
      • May 2018: Racehorse shoe owned by Abraham Morris
      • June 2018: Piece of Fr. Dominic’s Tunic
      • July 2018: Cromwellian Cannon Ball
      • August 2018: Oswald Swanzy Gun
      • September 2018: Prize Winning Pin Cushion
      • November 2018: Old school seat from Kilmurry Boys School
    • Articles
      • Kilmurry Hidden Gems Tour Notes Heritage Week 2017
      • The Warrens of Warrenscourt
    • Ireland XO
  • About KHAA
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  • Attractions
    • Trails and Walks
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  • Home
  • The Annual Terence MacSwiney Weekend
  • Terence MacSwiney Artifacts
    • Terence MacSwiney Funeral Hearse Wheel
    • Terence MacSwiney Dish Ring
    • April: Shard of Wood
  • The Museum
    • Object of the month
      • February – Grenade and Home-made Bomb
      • March – Chinese Embroidered Hat
      • May: The Famine Pot
      • July: Irish Democratic Labour Federation Badge
      • August: Aghabullogue Hurley – Cork’s First All Ireland Title.
      • September: Rush Light Holder from Kilkea Castle
      • October: Rusheen Pike
      • November: Manchester Martyr’s Table
      • December: Princess Mary Gift Box
      • January 2018: Cork Total Abstinence Medal
      • February 2018 : Bullet from Upton Ambush
      • March 2018 : St. Patrick’s Gift Box
      • April 2018: Cell No.6, Cork Military Detention Barracks
      • May 2018: Racehorse shoe owned by Abraham Morris
      • June 2018: Piece of Fr. Dominic’s Tunic
      • July 2018: Cromwellian Cannon Ball
      • August 2018: Oswald Swanzy Gun
      • September 2018: Prize Winning Pin Cushion
      • November 2018: Old school seat from Kilmurry Boys School
    • Articles
      • Kilmurry Hidden Gems Tour Notes Heritage Week 2017
      • The Warrens of Warrenscourt
    • Ireland XO
  • About KHAA
  • News
  • Lectures and Field Trips
  • Attractions
    • Trails and Walks
  • Contact Us
  • Donate

Welcome to Independence Museum Kilmurry

Opening hours: 2pm – 5pm, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday.

We are also open on bank holidays.

Group Bookings and viewing by appointment available. Contact the museum for details.

 


  • President MIchael D. Higgins officially opening the Independence Museum Kilmurry
  • Members of the Association
  • Hidden Gems Tour 2017
  • Part of the Independence Museum Collection

I.R.A. ATTACK ON KILMURRY R.I.C. BARRACKS, JANUARY 1920

A talk by Dr. John Borgonovo UCC School of History – January 9th 2020

 

 

 

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Independence Museum Kilmurry
  • Home
  • The Annual Terence MacSwiney Weekend
  • Terence MacSwiney Artifacts
    • Terence MacSwiney Funeral Hearse Wheel
    • Terence MacSwiney Dish Ring
    • April: Shard of Wood
  • The Museum
    • Object of the month
      • February – Grenade and Home-made Bomb
      • March – Chinese Embroidered Hat
      • May: The Famine Pot
      • July: Irish Democratic Labour Federation Badge
      • August: Aghabullogue Hurley – Cork’s First All Ireland Title.
      • September: Rush Light Holder from Kilkea Castle
      • October: Rusheen Pike
      • November: Manchester Martyr’s Table
      • December: Princess Mary Gift Box
      • January 2018: Cork Total Abstinence Medal
      • February 2018 : Bullet from Upton Ambush
      • March 2018 : St. Patrick’s Gift Box
      • April 2018: Cell No.6, Cork Military Detention Barracks
      • May 2018: Racehorse shoe owned by Abraham Morris
      • June 2018: Piece of Fr. Dominic’s Tunic
      • July 2018: Cromwellian Cannon Ball
      • August 2018: Oswald Swanzy Gun
      • September 2018: Prize Winning Pin Cushion
      • November 2018: Old school seat from Kilmurry Boys School
    • Articles
      • Kilmurry Hidden Gems Tour Notes Heritage Week 2017
      • The Warrens of Warrenscourt
    • Ireland XO
  • About KHAA
  • News
  • Lectures and Field Trips
  • Attractions
    • Trails and Walks
  • Contact Us
  • Donate

News

  I.R.A. ATTACK ON KILMURRY R.I.C. BARRACKS, JANUARY 1920 A talk by Dr. John Borgonovo UCC Scho ...

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Book Launch – Friday, 29th of November 8pm

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“Clean Up Your Act!”

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Object of the Month

Shard of Wood

Shard of Wood

‘Shard of Wood’   After enduring a long, slow and tortuous death over the preceding 74 days, Te ...

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I.R.A. ATTACK ON KILMURRY R.I.C. BARRACKS, JANUARY 1920

A talk by Dr. John Borgonovo UCC School of History – January 9th 2020

 

 

 

  • President MIchael D. Higgins officially opening the Independence Museum Kilmurry
  • Members of the Association
  • Hidden Gems Tour 2017
  • Part of the Independence Museum Collection

The Museum on Twitter.

The Museum on Facebook

3 months ago
Mary Byrne In Concert

Link for Mary Byrne tickets on Eventbrite.
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/mary-byrne-in-concert-tickets-69229626677

KHAA present an evening with Mary Byrne - X Factor Finalist at Eire Og Pavillion on Saturday, 21st September, 2019 at 8 pm. Support acts include Newcestown Comhaltas and Kilmurry Parish Singers. Join us for a fabulous evening of song, music and first class entertainment. ... See more

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Michael Collins House

On this day August 28th 1922, six days after being killed in an ambush at Beál na Bláth, Michael Collins was laid to rest.

A reported 500,000, one fifth of the country’s population at the time, lined the streets and paid their respects to ‘The Big Fella’ in what would be the largest attendance to a state funeral in Irish history.

See below a birdseye view of Sackville St. (O’Connell St.) Dublin as the funeral procession made its way from the Pro Cathedral, Dublin where Collins lay in state to Glasnevin Cemetery where Collins would be buried. (Credit: National Library of Ireland)

#MichaelCollins #MichaelCollinsHouse #Dublin #OConnellSt #GlasnevinCemetery #Clonakilty #Cork #WestCork #IrishHistory #Museum #ILoveClonakilty #PureCork ... See more

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News

  I.R.A. ATTACK ON KILMURRY R.I.C. BARRACKS, JANUARY 1920 A talk by Dr. John Borgonovo UCC School of History – January 9th 2020 ...

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Book Launch – Friday, 29th of November 8pm

...

Read More

“Clean Up Your Act!”

...

Read More

News Archive
Kilmurry Museum on Twitter

Object Of The Month

Shard of Wood

‘Shard of Wood’   After enduring a long, slow and tortuous death over the preceding 74 days, Terence MacSwiney, the Lord Mayor of Cork, Teachta Dála for the Mid-Cork Constituency of the 1st Dáil ...

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Object Archive

The Museum on Facebook

3 months ago
Mary Byrne In Concert

Link for Mary Byrne tickets on Eventbrite.
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/mary-byrne-in-concert-tickets-69229626677

KHAA present an evening with Mary Byrne - X Factor Finalist at Eire Og Pavillion on Saturday, 21st September, 2019 at 8 pm. Support acts include Newcestown Comhaltas and Kilmurry Parish Singers. Join us for a fabulous evening of song, music and first class entertainment. ... See more

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3 months ago
Timeline Photos

Competition time.Win two Mary Byrne concert tickets in Ovens on Saturday 21st September.Simply Like and Share this post. Winner announced on 14th September.

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3 months ago
Michael Collins House

On this day August 28th 1922, six days after being killed in an ambush at Beál na Bláth, Michael Collins was laid to rest.

A reported 500,000, one fifth of the country’s population at the time, lined the streets and paid their respects to ‘The Big Fella’ in what would be the largest attendance to a state funeral in Irish history.

See below a birdseye view of Sackville St. (O’Connell St.) Dublin as the funeral procession made its way from the Pro Cathedral, Dublin where Collins lay in state to Glasnevin Cemetery where Collins would be buried. (Credit: National Library of Ireland)

#MichaelCollins #MichaelCollinsHouse #Dublin #OConnellSt #GlasnevinCemetery #Clonakilty #Cork #WestCork #IrishHistory #Museum #ILoveClonakilty #PureCork ... See more

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Independence Museum Kilmurry
Kilmurry, Co. Cork, Ireland

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