Church with links to Cromwell takes centre stage

The crypt and church of an East Cork town, with links to Walter Raleigh and Oliver Cromwell, is the focal point this weekend for the 10th annual Youghal Celebrates History conference.

Church with links to Cromwell takes centre stage
Fri, 28 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Christy Parker

The conference, Pomp and Circumstance — Tales from the Tombs of St Mary’s Collegiate Church — takes place at the town’s Mall Arts Centre.

The weekend promises an unprecedented array of talks, revelations and intrigue associated with a church that harbours strong historical connections to the 13th century and beyond.

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CourtsPlace: east CorkPlace: of St Mary’s Collegiate ChurchPlace: Mall Arts CentrePlace: YoughalPlace: Cromwell ArchPlace: IrelandPlace: nClodaghPlace: LimerickPlace: MitchelstownPlace: St MaryPlace: KinsalePlace: CorkPlace: WaterfordPlace: Waterford County MuseumPlace: Tynte CastlePerson: CromwellPerson: Walter RaleighPerson: Oliver CromwellPerson: RaleighPerson: Richard BoylePerson: Edmund SpenserPerson: Patrick CoburnPerson: ClaudePerson: PatriciaPerson: Julian WaltonPerson: SmythPerson: Tarquin BlakePerson: nWillie FraherPerson: Samuel HaymanPerson: Valentine GreatrakesPerson: David KellyPerson: McCarthyEvent: 10th annual Youghal Celebrates History conferenceOrganisation: Mary Immaculate College
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