The minutes of the Antrim ministers’ meetings, 1654–8 Mark S. Sweetnam, editor These minutes record the business conducted at the regular meetings of the Presbyterian ministers and elders who formed the leadership of the predominantly Ulster-Scots community in Antrim. They […]
“Malone Presbyterian Church and the Home Rule Crisis, 1912-14: A Documentary Record” is a paper prepared by Colin Walker for the forthcoming Symposium on the Ulster Covenant in Malone Presbyterian Church on Thursday 20 September 2012 at 7.30 pm. View the Symposium […]
Donegal County Museum invites you to attend the History Ireland Hedge School on Remembering the Ulster Covenant: an exercise in mass-democracy or reaction? in the Regional Cultural Centre, Port Road, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal on Saturday 15 September 2012 @ 2.30 pm with Brian Kennaway (Irish […]
A new exhibition ‘Ulster Covenant 1912 County Donegal’ will be officially opened at 6pm on Saturday 15 September in the Donegal County Museum in Letterkenny. The story of 1912 and the Ulster Covenant is part of a narrative that encompasses […]
‘Sweeter than Honey – Reflections on the Torah’ On Wednesday 5th September, Reverend Desi Maxwell will be giving a talk entitled, ‘Sweeter than Honey – Reflections on the Torah’ at PRONI. The talk focuses on the Torah scroll held at […]
The Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland cordially invites you to the Forthcoming Symposium on “The Ulster Covenant of 1912” The Speakers will be Mr Gordon Lucy, the Very Rev Dr Trevor Morrow, and Dr William Roulston, with the Very Rev […]
The Institute for British-Irish Studies and the The Irish Association for Cultural, Economic and Social Relations invite you to attend a conference “The Ulster Covenant and Contemporary Ireland” which will take place on Saturday 22nd September 2012 at the Linen […]
The 15th European Heritage Open Days programme in Northern Ireland is being held on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th September 2012. The EHOD 2012 Brochure has been published detailing the 300+ properties and events due to open to the public free of charge. […]
400 years in the making, the rich history of Presbyterians in Ulster is to be charted in a major new television series by BBC Northern Ireland. Producer/director Brendan Byrne says, “This is one of the biggest television productions happening in […]
The European Heritage Open Days 2012 programme is due out shortly. May Street Presbyterian Church, Belfast will be taking part once again in the European Heritage Open Days this year. The church will be open to visitors on Saturday, September 8 – […]
