As part of the Cultural Apps initiative supported by the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure (DCAL), a new free Ulster Scots Visitor Experience app has been launched for use on compatible mobile devices. More information about the App is […]
Many back issues of The Bulletin of the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland are available online in pdf format to members of the Society. The online archive has been extended recently by the addition of issues of The Bulletin for the years 1984 – […]
This book, originally published in 1996, is the first to establish the rightful place of the Irish language in the Presbyterian heritage in Ireland. Book details from BooksIreland.org.uk – the bookstore of the Ulster Historical Foundation.
The Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland Library has recently acquired the following pamphlet: Religion in Everything An address dedicated to those converted in the Great Ulster Revival of 1859-60’ by the Rev. J. M. Killen, M. A. (Edinburgh, 1860) — […]
Thomas Sinclair (1838-1914) – the Ulster-Scot who penned the Ulster Covenant – Nelson’s View The Covenant Trail – Public Record Office of Northern Ireland Sinclairs of Hopefield House Celebrating the Ulster Covenant 1912-2007 – Ulster Society at Queen’s University Belfast Thomas Sinclair, Home […]
The News Sheet produced in October 2011 to give information on the work done by the Society during and since its relocation to new premises is now available online. Go to the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland website
A searchable gallery of video and audio clips and articles on Presbyterianism within the BBC’s Ulster-Scots programme website. Go to the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland website
Saturday, 16 June 2012 9.30 am – Coach departs from Malone Presbyterian Church Riverside Reformed Presbyterian Church, Newry – Coffee and Talk The Old Meeting House, Newry – Tour of Cemetery & Ruins and Talk First Presbyterian (Non-Subscribing) Church, Newry – Tour and […]
Centre for the Study of Irish Protestantism First Annual Conference Friday 15 June 2012 – Saturday 16 June 2012 Shaping identities: an historical and cultural exploration of Irish Protestantism Department of Adult & Community Education North Campus National University of […]
An illustrated history book on Presbyterianism in Mid-Armagh was published on 30th January 2009, titled The Planters: Roots and Branches. Author Jim Reaney, the former congregational secretary, has produced an excellent highly detailed 240 page hardback publication, with a wide […]
