Kilmurry Archaeological and Historical Association organised Kilmurrys first Walk of Hope for Pieta House with €2880 raised. A lovely morning and a great turnout missing from the picture are Sile Healy and Michael John O Mahony Darren Coyle Garde receiving the cheque from the K.H.A.A. for Pieta House .
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After the success of last year’s Hidden Gems Trip why not come and join on this year’s trip to Spike Island. This will be a fantastic day out and is sure to sell out fast. Please see all the details for booking on the poster below.  
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Please come and join us for some music and fun next Friday the 8th of June. It promises to be a great night of entertainment.  
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Just a reminder about our May Lecture this Wednesday the 23rd of May. It is on the McCarthys of Muskerry . Acclaimed academic and Historian Kenneth W. Nicholls will talk about the McCarthys and their role in Muskerry.
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  A final reminder for the Darkness into Light Walk tomorrow  Saturday at 4.15 a.m . We will be walking from the Independence Museum Kilmurry. Please be there from 3.45 a.m. approx. to sign in and receive your t -shirt. Dress appropriately as scattered showers forecast and please bring a torch if you have one. Donation buckets will be at the sign in. Let’s have a lovely walk together followed by refreshments after. A thank you too to the Movement gym in Macroom for sponsoring the event. The walk will start at 4.15 a.m. sharp. Please view the route below
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K.H.A.A. would like to thank Cork County Council for a wonderful evening last Wednesday night at County Hall. It was a great achievement to be nominated for the community awards. Congratulations to all those who took hone awards on the night.  
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Please have a look below for some of our upcoming events over the year such as a Vintage Run and a trip to Spike Island in August. We will also be holding our inaugural Terence MacSwiney Weekend in October.  
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1) Atlas of the Irish Revolution, the award-winning book from Cork University Press, will be the subject of co-editor Donal Ó Drisceoil’s lecture for Cork Historical and Archaeological Society on Wednesday, April 18.     Putting the Irish revolution on a map – one for every day in the year   Dr Donal Ó Drisceoil explains the challenges of compiling Atlas of the Irish Revolution – and the new historical perspectives the award-winning book offers   The Cork Historical & Archaeological Society County Lecture 2018: Mapping the Irish Revolution will be delivered by Dr Donal Ó Drisceoil, School of History,
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