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Old Dundalk Society Lecture takes place next week at the Louth County Museum Dundalk
The Old Dundalk Society says it is delighted to announce the second lecture in their 2022 Winter season of lectures.
The Lecture is entitled "The Changing of the Guard" and it tells the story of one hundred years of policing rural Ireland. It takes place in the County Museum, Jocelyn Street, Dundalk, on Wednesday the 7th of December commencing at 8.00 pm sharp.
The Lecture will be presented by Brendan Mc Avinue who is a graduate of Maynooth’s Certificate Course in Local History. Brendan has conducted extensive research into the history of policing in Ireland and has published and lectured extensively about his work.
The audience will be guaranteed a stimulating, and interesting lecture. Patrons are advised to come early, as there is limited capacity available at the lecture venue.
Refreshments served after lecture. Voluntary contributions at door.
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