Introducing Ardmore’s Maritime History – The Stunning Story Of The Fee des Ondes
The Fee des Ondes a French trawler (300 tons) was wrecked in Ardmore on Sunday 27th October 1963. It struck rocks 300yds off Ardmore head and [Read More…]
St Declan’s Well Leads The Way To Ireland’s Ancient East
There are many great reasons why Ardmore is famous. Its heritage leads the way as part of Ireland’s Ancient East. And, here’s just one of [Read More…]
Do You Want Stand On Top Of The Round Tower In Ardmore
Over a beautiful bay, close to the border of Cork and Waterford, on Ireland’s Ancient East Trail stands one of the best-preserved examples of a [Read More…]
Unlock Ardmore’s Beannachan
Immerse yourself in the history, myths, and stunning beauty of Ardmore. A place inextricably linked with Saint Declan. For centuries this small seaside village and [Read More…]
The Amazing Story Of The Fleming Of Youghal
The Fleming family of Youghal were general merchants, and Martin J Fleming had several ships involved in the coal trade between Bristol Channel ports and [Read More…]
The Stunning And Real Truth About The Folia
Folia Cunard Line 1916 – 1917. A four-masted, twin funnel liner. She was built in 1907 by Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd., Sunderland, and [Read More…]
Three Buildings That Are Now Lost Forever
Like any village in Ireland, time marches on and the buildings evolve to meet the needs of the community. However, we include pictures of some [Read More…]
A Living Heritage
People lie at the heart of heritage. While it’s crucial to protect buildings and preserve historical sites, the true essence of heritage resides in its [Read More…]
