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Census Connections Census Connections provides a view into the communities and day-to-day lives of our ancestors using the historical census returns of 1901 and 1911.

We take the census records from 1901 & 1911 & build a picture of the community in which our ancestors lived. At the moment only the areas of Blarney, Matehy & Dripsey have been included but we are working on expanding this.

Great turnout at Matehy for the unveiling of the commerative panel.
16/08/2025

Great turnout at Matehy for the unveiling of the commerative panel.

To celebrate Heritage Week 2025 Inniscarra Historical Society are hosting an event next Saturday 16th August 2025.Rememb...
11/08/2025

To celebrate Heritage Week 2025 Inniscarra Historical Society are hosting an event next Saturday 16th August 2025.

Remembering Matehy.

16th August at 3:30pm at Matehy Graveyard (next to the Strand Bar).

Unveiling of a newly commissioned panel detailing the history and layout of Matehy Graveyard followed by a brief tour, blessing of graves and complimentary refreshments provided by the Strand Bar.

All welcome!

Muskerry News Blarney Blog Inniscarra Camogie Club Tower Community Association Tower & Inniscarra Notice Board

Inniscarra Historical Society – Matehy Graveyard Panel UnveilingThe Inniscarra Historical Society is proud to unveil a newly commissioned panel detailing the ...

Miss Mahoney in 1914, one of the daughters of Ernest Mahoney, and in the top right hand corner of the photo is a corner ...
03/06/2025

Miss Mahoney in 1914, one of the daughters of Ernest Mahoney, and in the top right hand corner of the photo is a corner of the Hydro.

The Sphere - Saturday 31 January 1914

Cloghroe Mills producing wheat for the nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1853 was not something I was expecting to see!
02/06/2025

Cloghroe Mills producing wheat for the nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1853 was not something I was expecting to see!

And this one! "Borrowing" the Blarney Stone to take it to America for a year!Mid-Ulster Mail - Saturday 27 August 1938
11/04/2025

And this one! "Borrowing" the Blarney Stone to take it to America for a year!

Mid-Ulster Mail - Saturday 27 August 1938

Very curious to know about this advert from 1938 :)Irish Independent - Wednesday 06 April 1938
11/04/2025

Very curious to know about this advert from 1938 :)

Irish Independent - Wednesday 06 April 1938

Depressing to see that locals in Tower and surrounding areas have been complaining about footpaths since 1908!! Nothing ...
08/03/2025

Depressing to see that locals in Tower and surrounding areas have been complaining about footpaths since 1908!! Nothing seems to change as there are still the same complaints.

Cork Examiner - Wednesday 15 January 1908

Really interesting article and fascinating to see a repurposed mine holding large volumes of archives, really clever!!
26/01/2025

Really interesting article and fascinating to see a repurposed mine holding large volumes of archives, really clever!!

In this blog Matilda Wood explains why some of our holdings are not held in Kew.

18/01/2025

Great article on the Inniscarra Historical Society's page about "Old Tower" - written by the late, great Finbarr O'Brien.

Lovely poem about the view from St. Anne's Hill Hydro, printed in the Skibbereen & West Carbery Eagle; or, South Western...
18/12/2024

Lovely poem about the view from St. Anne's Hill Hydro, printed in the Skibbereen & West Carbery Eagle; or, South Western Advertiser newspaper in October 1867.

Wonder who the poet was??

What a win 🏆 👏👏👏👏👏🏆🏆🔵⚪️🔵⚪️🔵⚪️ 'Scarra abù!!!!!!
08/12/2024

What a win 🏆 👏👏👏👏👏🏆🏆🔵⚪️🔵⚪️🔵⚪️ 'Scarra abù!!!!!!

The Muskerry side trailed by four points with time up

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