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Arthur Burn’s Tara brooch. Renowned both as a performer and as a adjudicator, Burns was closely associated with Newry Musical Feis and served on the Executive from 1960 until his death in 1990.

Apr 15 2026

The Tara Brooch: A Jewel of Ireland’s Artistic Legacy By Therese McCaul

In this week’s article, we explore a unique cornerstone of Irish design and culture.

Apr 15 2026

Categories: Exhibition, History, Heritage

The Tara Brooch: A Jewel of Ireland’s Artistic Legacy By Therese McCaul

In this week’s article, we explore a unique cornerstone of Irish design and culture.

Photograph of the grave of Patrick O’Hanlon’s parents, Hugh and Elizabeth, and also his wife Frances O’Hanlon, in St. Mary’s Graveyard, Newry.

Apr 08 2026

Categories: Newry, History, Heritage, politics

Newry News Room and its Role in Local Government by Seamus Laverty

In this week's article we continue with the history of Newry News Room

Apr 01 2026

Categories: Exhibition, Heritage, History

The Gaelic Revival

This week, to tie in with the opening of our new temporary exhibition ‘Categorically Celtic – Traditional Design in Irish Art, Politics and Popular Culture,’ we look at the Gaelic Revival of the 19 and 20 centuries.

Blog (April 2026) - NMD Museums

The Tara Brooch: A Jewel of Ireland’s Artistic Legacy By Therese McCaul

The Tara Brooch: A Jewel of Ireland’s Artistic Legacy By Therese McCaul

Newry News Room and its Role in Local Government by Seamus Laverty

The Gaelic Revival

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