First Larne Presbyterian Church – A People on the Move A new book to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Church. This is a look back over the last 50 years of life in First Larne Presbyterian Church from the time […]
The 18th European Heritage Open Days programme in Northern Ireland is being held on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th September 2015. The EHOD 2015 Brochure page (pdf) has been published detailing the 400+ properties and events due to open to the public free of […]
Bready Reformed Presbyterian Church was one of the early Covenanter congregations formed in Ulster in the 18th century. This new book by WillIam Roulston traces the history of Bready Reformed Presbyterian Church, Co Tyrone, from 1765 to 2015 to commemorate […]
Next Lecture in the Series: Wednesday 27 May 2015 at 1.00 pm “Edward Bruce in Ulster, 1315” by Dr William Roulston in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
The Covenanters in Ireland: A History of the Congregations This definitive volume has brought together the histories of each of the Reformed Presbyterian congregations in Ireland along with the history of RP missions. Of great importance is the inclusion of […]
Anne Jane Carlile – Plaque Unveiling The Ulster History Circle will honour Anne Jane Carlile, Temperance Pioneer, with a Blue Plaque at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Bailieborough, County Cavan. On Friday 8th May 2015 Heather Humphreys Minister for Arts, Heritage and the […]
On Friday, 8 May 2015 at 8pm, Dr William Roulston will give a talk entitled ‘Foyle Valley Covenanters – a History of Bready Reformed Presbyterian Church, 1765-2015’ – at Bready Reformed Presbyterian Church, Victoria Road, Bready, County Tyrone. In the […]
A new Ulster-Scots Hub and Discover Ulster-Scots Centre was opened on 27 November 2014 at the Corn Exchange building at the Victoria Street / Gordon Street corner in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter, providing a one-stop shop for all things Ulster-Scots. The Ulster-Scots […]
by Lydia Mary Foster (Author), edited by Derek Rowlinson with an introduction by Dr Colin Walker. This novel is more than just the story of young Oliver Whiteside leaving the family farm in Co. Tyrone to study for the ministry. It is an […]
A Linen Hall Library Event – Celebrated Citizens: Mary Ann McCracken – on Thursday 12 February 2015 at 6.00 pm. Mary Ann McCracken, a social reformer, author, businesswoman, radical and founder of the Belfast Harp Society among other things, was born in 1770 […]
