We are delighted that the exhibition can now be viewed in Fota House and Gardens, Co. Cork (until 4 October) as well as in the National Museum of Ireland – Country Life in Castlebar, Co. Mayo (until the end of 2020). We truly thank Fiona and Jason from Irish Heritage...
Don’t wait for the lockdown to pass and take a virtual tour of the Paul Strzelecki exhibition here. Would you like to receive an exhibition catalogue (available in English, Irish and Polish)? Drop us an email to curator at strzelecki.ie ...
We are delighted that Irish Heritage Trust will present the Strzelecki exhibition and host the workshops in 3 of their locations: National Famine Museum in Strokestown Park (Co. Roscommon), Fota House and Gardens (Co. Cork) and Johnstown Castle Estate Museum and Gardens (Co. Wexford). Our...
This symposium explores the path Paul Strzelecki took from Polish explorer to British subject and then humanitarian leader in Ireland, his impact on the national school system in Ireland, parallels with contemporary relief projects in Ireland and the experience of famine in his homeland. The...
The exhibition on view in Connacht until the end of March. Visit Galway City Museum or Carna Emigrants Centre in Connemara to get to know the story of Paul Strzelecki and the Great Famine. Our sincere thanks go to the above institutions for being such fantastic hosts! ...
Read this article on Paul Strzelecki as Gaeilge written by RTE personality Mairéad Ní Nuadháin. Thank you for helping us spread the word Mairéad!Read here ...
We have just published Irish-language catalogues to accompany the Strzelecki exhibition. Thank you Conamara Láir for the perfect translation! If you would like to receive a copy of any of the catalogues (we have them available in English, Irish and Polish), just drop us an email...
The exhibition can be now viewed up until the New Year in Arklow Library, Arklow. The exhibition was officially opened by Councillor Pat Fitzgerald on 7 December. Local historian Jim Rees gave a fascinating talk on the impact of the Famine in the East of...
The exhibition has just moved to Rathmines Library, Lower Rathmines St., D6. If you’re in the area, visit the exhibition room on 1st floor from Monday to Thursday between 10am and 8pm and on Friday and Saturday between 10am and 5pm. Give us your thoughts afterwards! Dr. Tomás...
The exhibition has found new home in Ballyfermot Library (Dublin 10) for the month of October. It’s available to view from Monday to Thursday between 10am and 8pm and on Friday and Saturday between 10am and 5pm. Thank you to Úna Gomez and her staff at the...