Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich
Born in Anamar, Cullyhanna in 1923, Tomás Ó Fiaich was a respected historian, Celtic scholar and Catholic leader. A champion of Irish language and culture, he became one of its foremost scholars. Appointed Archbishop of Armagh in 1977 and later Cardinal, his motto “Brothers Together” reflected his dedication to unity, history and community.
Preserving Irish Heritage
Explore the life and legacy of Cardinal Ó Fiaich through personal artefacts, historical records and writings that reflect his commitment to Irish heritage, faith and education. This exhibition also features rare archaeological finds and manuscripts from South Armagh, alongside insights into the Gaelic language revival and the cultural movements that helped preserve Ireland’s native traditions.
Annaghmare Cairn & Corliss Fort
Join local historian Úna Walsh as she shares the rich history of South Armagh - journeying from Stone Age rituals at Annaghmare Cairn to Celtic traditions at Corliss Fort, in celebration of Oíche Shamhna.
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“It has awakened a history angle in everything – a living thing rather than in the past.”
“The exhibition I found fascinating, particularly how the story of Cardinal Ó Fiaich intertwined with the history and landscape of the local and surrounding areas of South Armagh.”
“I have learned so much about the Cardinal and all about the wonderful local heritage sites.”