The Kilkenny Digital Archive is an initiative of Kilkenny County Library and the ICT Department of Kilkenny County Council. This digital collection will give a flavour of the collections of images and memorabilia held by the library. In addition to this Kilkenny Library is working with local communities and organisations to both digitise and mount collections of local and national interest. The Graiguenamanagh Memories collection is such a project where Kilkenny Library has worked with the local community in partnership with Kilkenny Leader to collect and make images accessible to all.This archive aims to gather information and safeguard photos and images preserving it for future generations .
Featured Item
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Original story from Castlecomer Folklore Collection, collected by pupils from Firoda National School, Co. Kilkenny in 2004.
Featured Collection
Charters and Civic Records of Kilkenny City - The Tholsel Collection
Kilkenny City holds a unique place in Ireland’s civic history. With the sole exception of Dublin, it possesses the oldest continuous set of civic…
Featured Exhibit
Barnstorm Theatre Company
Barnstorm Mission Statement: To create inspirational and transformative theatre for children, young people, and adults to the benefit of the wider community. Barnstorm...
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The 1831 Census and the Woodstock Estate, County Kilkenny
Compiled by Thomas Innes and enumerated by Richard Power at a request by William Tighe of Woodstock Estate, Inistioge, The 1831 Census is regarded as…
Irish National League Minute Book 1883-1887BallyraggetCounty Kilkenny
Minute book of Ballyragget Branch of Irish National League 1883-1887
1305 Lease From Walter Son Of Richard De Laga to William Outlaw
A lease to William Outlaw dating back to 1305. Outlaw was a very notable figure in Medieval Kilkenny and was the son of Dame Alice Kyteler, the woman…
Petition Of Patrick FitzGerald 1620-1626
Petition of Patrick FitzGerald to the Corporation of Kilkenny, referring to the common dyke of the south side of St.John's Street; which is decayed…