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Clare Heritage Autumn 2005 The Doorty cross — now stands protected C l a r e Kilfenora high crosses This summer saw the restoration and The diocese of Kilfenora is situated entirely in north repositioning of three high H e r i t a g e county Clare and comprises the baronies of the Burren crosses to a special area of NUACHTLITIR/NEWSLETTER and Corcomroe. St Fachnan founded the fi rst monastic conservation within part Cciorcal i r oidhreachta c l e an chláir VOLUME 2 AUTUMN 2005 settlement in Kilfenora in the sixth century and today’s of the cathedral called the cathedral is dedicated to his memory. In 1111 the synod lady chapel. The lady chapel Ag iarraidh oidhreacht eisceachtiúla ár gcontae a chur chun cinn of Rathbreasail ignored a claim by Kilfenora to episcopal has been roofed with glass government. This resulted in an alliance of two powerful and the three high crosses local clans, the O’Connors and O’Loughlens, who did not re-erected underneath wish to see the O’Brien-dominated diocese of Killaloe taking this new canopy. Possibly Lá Brian Ború over their own independent bishopric. the most famous of the crosses is one called Lá Brian Ború was organised by East Clare Heritage in The decision was overturned in 1152 at the synod of Kells and East Clare Heritage, Tuamgraney the Doorty cross. Its order to celebrate the opening of the new Ború, Emperor of the diocese of Kilfenora was recognised as a separate entity. Thursday June 9th 2005 iconography portrays the the Irish exhibition at the Heritage Centre in Tuamgraney. The Burren Centre, open daily between: important events of 1152. Through establishing this exhibition, East Clare Heritage The National Monuments seeks to refl ect the unique association we enjoy with the March 15th to May 31st 10:00 to 17:00 hrs Service has carried out great High King. Local tradition informs us of Brian being June 1st to August 31st 09:30 to 18:00 hrs the restoration of the a frequent visitor to the ancient church since his childhood. September 1st to October 31st 10:00 to 17:00 hrs cathedral and the high This folklore, coupled with the association Brian’s abbot Possibly seven high crosses were erected to celebrate its crosses at a cost of approximately one million euro. brother Marcán had with the church, as well as an inimitable record in the annals, further illustrate the links between this episcopal authority, establishment of a cathedral and arrival The high crosses and cathedral are found beside the Burren historic building and the High King of Ireland. The fact, that of its fi rst bishop, which led to Kilfenora being dubbed the Centre in Kilfenora village and they can be visited everyday the doorway he used then, which was built c. 950, to this day ‘city of the crosses’. from 10am to 5pm, mid-January to mid-December. remains unchanged, allows visitors to literally walk in the photo courtesy of Clare Champion footsteps of the great Brian. workshops where the schoolchildren were taught about The following are the members Gaelic and Viking board games, pottery, blacksmithing, The exhibition, which was funded by Clare County Council torc making and a variety of arts and crafts. Traditional Irish of the Clare Heritage Circle: and established by the heritage consultancy service Boru musicians also entertained the crowd. # The Burren Centre Cultural Enterprises, consists of content and graphic panels, exhibition content and external orientation and explores On the evening of Lá Brian Boru, international author # Clare Heritage Centre Boru’s life and accomplishments and, of course, his Morgan Llywelyn provided an intriguing lecture on the life connection with Tuamgraney. of Brian Boru and offi cially launched the Boru, Emperor of # Clare Museum the Irish exhibition at the East Clare Heritage Centre. In Activities during Lá Brian Ború included a Ború march in August Lá Brian Ború was aired on RTÉ on the Nationwide # Dysert O’Dea which six schools participated as Ború’s army. A short re- programme. The committee of East Clare Heritage is an enactment involving Brian and his abbot brother Marcán # East Clare Heritage entirely voluntary group which makes the success of Lá Brian followed, before the large crowed assembled followed the Boru all the more noteworthy. # Lahinch Seaworld army into the grounds of Tuamgraney castle to witness a fi ght between two Dal Cassian warriors. The re-enactment The East Clare Heritage centre Tuamgraney is open year # Shannon Dolphins was followed by a series of Gaelic interactive outdoor round weekdays from 9.30am to 5.00pm. # Vandeleur Gardens DOLPHIN MURAL COMPLETED C l a r e early one year after the life size This mural is part of the education carried out, proving the value of a fi eld Ndolphin mural was started it has and awareness resources being centre on the shores of the Shannon H e r i t a g e fi nally been completed. The mural developed at the Shannon Dolphin estuary. Also throughout 2005 the Cciorcal i r oidhreachta c l e shows a group of bottlenose dolphins and Wildlife Centre in Kilrush. The SDWF are carrying out on-going an chláir from the Shannon estuary, with some centre is run by the Shannon Dolphin monitoring of the dolphin tour boats Clare dolphins leaping clear of the water and Wildlife Foundation (SDWF) who on behalf on the National Parks and County and others seen underwater. carry out research and monitoring of Wildlife Service. Council An The the Shannon dolphins. Opened in Chomhairle Heritage The mural was designed and painted Oidhreachta Council 2004, the centre has had a busy by internationally renowned wildlife opening year with over 1,000 artist Mick O’Clery and will no doubt QUICK REFERENCE DIRECTORY TM Printing Ltd, Ennis • 065 682 9121 visitors in the fi rst three months as attract many admirers to the centre. well as schools, visiting students The Burren Centre 065 708 8030 East Clare Heritage 061 92 13 51 or 086 874 9710 and special need groups. For more information contact 065 905 Clare Heritage Centre 065 683 7955 Lahinch Seaworld 065 708 1900 2326 or [email protected]. During July 2005 a major fi eld study Open daily, June-Sept; other times by Clare Museum 065 682 3382 Vandeleur Walled Garden 065 905 1760 on the dolphins, funded by Bord arrangement. Dysert O’Dea 065 683 7401 Shannon Dolphins 065 905 2326 or 087 854 5450 Ischaigh Mhara, was successfully www.shannondolphins.ie Vandeleur Walled Garden Clare Heritage Lahinch Seaworld Some recent acquisitions continues to develop and Genealogical Centre & Leisure Centre at Clare Museum The Vandeleur Walled Garden, on the outskirts of Kilrush The Clare Heritage and Genealogical Centre came about As we come to the end of another summer season here at Since the start of 2005 members of the public have town, first opened its gates to the public in 2001. Once the as a result of an overwhelming desire by large numbers Lahinch Seaworld we look back over the developments of donated some interesting artefacts of a political and forgotten garden of Kilrush House, home to the Vandeleur of people of Clare origin the last twelve months. domestic nature from Clare’s past to the Clare Museum in landlords, the walled garden has been completely revived throughout the world to Ennis. We refurbished our aquarium over the quieter winter and is now a flagship tourism project for west Clare. learn more about their season, upgrading some of our older exhibitions and For example, early in the year, the museum received a ancestors and about the Under the direction of the board of Kilrush Amenity Trust introducing new ones, namely the Brazilian seahorse and voting card from the 1966 presidential election and a social conditions which Ltd there is an on-going commitment to development cuttle fish displays. We have significantly increased our Primus stove probably used during the emergency. We prevailed in Ireland during and, earlier this year, the garden was further enhanced by stock numbers and we now care for sixty-four species are grateful also to have various documents relating to the nineteenth century. This the provision of visitor information boards. These boards which number 1,000 fish in total. Frank Butler, a former IRA volunteer during the war of buildup of interest had been provide visitors with a historical survey of the Vandeleur independence and civil war. It includes an autograph book happening over many years We have also introduced a ‘comment card’ facility for our estate, information on the revival of the garden, details of from Mountjoy prison dated from 1917 which records the and particularly during the patrons so that they might let us know if we are ‘getting plants and species found in the garden and attractive visual signatures of many notable Clare republicans from this 1960s and early 1970s. Many visitors to Clare were being it right’, and indicate illustrations. Matching funding for the information boards time, including General Michael Brennan. directed to Naoise Cleary because he was known to have to us what they would was secured through Shannon Development’s Tourism a vast knowledge of Clare surnames and their origins. like to see in addition Helena Rees from Kilnaboy donated an implement used for Heritage Innovation Scheme. Naoise realised, however, that these people required more to the existing set-up. cutting tobacco from the days when tobacco came in solid At present construction is well underway on a Victorian- than just general information on their family name; they This feature has resulted blocks and had to be cut in the precise portions required style glasshouse on its original foundations at the east side wanted specific information on who their ancestors were, in the construction of by the customer.
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