Letters to the American Committee for Relief in Ireland relating to the Irish War of Independence are now available to read online or download. (Click image!)
About us
The Kilkenny Archaeological Society (KAS) was re-established as a Kilkenny Society in 1945 having originally formed in 1849. Its aim is to promote and renew interest in the antiquities and history of Kilkenny county and city. All who share these interests are invited to join.
KAS is headquartered in Rothe House and Garden, Parliament Street. This 16th century townhouse contains the society’s archive library, significant museum items, a number of exhibitions both permanent and temporary and also a thriving genealogical service. The house is managed on behalf of the Society by Rothe House Trust Ltd.
Museum
Art
Tools
Furniture
and much more…
Costumes
Old Kilkenny Review
Old Kilkenny Review
KAS publish an annual journal, the Old Kilkenny Review, provided free to all our members, and the latest issues are available in the book shop at Rothe House.
Benefits of Membership
Benefits of Membership
Among other benefits, members of the Society enjoy free access to the KAS library and to Rothe House & Garden.
Events
KAS holds events throughout the year covering a wide range of topics.
-
22
Mar, 23
-
The Ancient Mysteries of Knockroe Megalithic Tomb
16 Parliament Street
Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny IrelandMarch 22 @ 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm GMT
Recent discoveries and ongoing research Muiris O’Sullivan is Emeritus Professor of Archaeology at the UCD School of Archaeology. He has published extensively
DETAILS
-
19
Apr, 23
-
Irish Tweed/Irish Lace – Textiles 16thc century
16 Parliament Street
Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny IrelandApril 19 @ 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm IST
Vawn Corrigan
DETAILS
Gallery
A selection of some of the finest artefacts from the Rothe House Museum collection.
