Bloody Sunday jersey, stone carving workshops and more at unique 'time capsule' museum

Tipperary Museum of Hidden History brings tradition and craft to life in a major heritage initiative involving stone carving workshops and willow planting and weaving sessions

Students from Coláiste Sliabh na mBan with the Stone Mason Philip Quinn. Picture: John D Kelly

The traditional library-like hush in museums is pretty familiar to us all, along with look-but-don't-touch notices on every exhibit. So a museum where you are literally invited to play vintage arcade games or get involved in stone carving is a real break from expectations. 

The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History is part of a major heritage initiative involving a long exploration of traditional craft, material culture, and built heritage.