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Welcome to the website of the
Navan & District Historical Society (N&DHS)
Founded in 2007 our main aim is to foster an interest in the local history of our area.
(you can see a more formal declaration of our aims in our Constitution under the"About Us" tab.)
We hold meetings and excursions throughout the year, keeping them as informative and informal as we can, and urging our members to participate and enjoy themselves.
If you wish to learn more about us, why don't you apply to join us and enjoy meeting with
others who share your interest.
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Navan - Its People and Its Past, Vol. 6
Is now in the shops €15 (softback) and €20 (hardback)
We have no more copies of Vol. 5 altho' there might be a few in the shops which stock our books.
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PROGRAMME 2022
All events are at 8pm in the Columbanus House Canon Row unless otherwise specified.
Feb. -
March -
April 7 - AGM at 8pm in the Columbanus House Canon Row
May 5 - 'The British response to the War of Independence in Meath & its impact on the people of the
county' by Ultan Courtney.
June 25 - 4pm - Visit to Brownstown Norman Cemetery, taking the old Navan to Drogheda road. This
event is organised by Paschal Marry. It will include Realtogue Ring Fort, Danestown
Ring work as well as the Norman cemetery at Brownstown and its Ledger Stone.
August - Heritage Week – To be announced
Sept. - To be announced
Oct. - To be announced
Nov. - To be announced
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If you are interested in buying any of our publications you will find them in
Tierneys of Trimgate St., Jimmy Reilly of Brews Hill, the Parish Bookshop in St. Mary's, etc.
or directly from us by post - for details contact us at: navanhistory@gmail.com
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St. Mary's Church of Ireland Navan Bicentary, An Illustrated Guide, celebrates the church's bi-centenary. The church is a treasure trove of history and is part of our rich local heritage. Robert Dier's book marks the occasion with this beautiful publication full of colour and interest and a fitting tribute to the church and its history.
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They Shall Grow Not Old - published to accompany the WW1 memorial erected June 2018 outside the old Town Hall, records the 138 men from Navan & District who did not return from the Great War.
The book is availble in Tierneys, the Parish Bookshop, or contact us at navanhistory@gmail.com
Price €10 (hardback)
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Our Journal Navan - Its People and Its Past, Vol. 4 is still available €15
Tierneys also have limited numbers of Vol. 3.
If you want to order any of the books shown above you can email us your address at navanhistory@gmail.com for costings of P&P. We accept payment by cheque or by PayPal; making PayPal payments to history@navanhistory.ie (NOTE: different email address)
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Both Vol. 1 (published 2011) and Vol. 2 (published 2013) are both out of print. Volume 1 has been uploaded to this website. Click link: Navan - Its People and Its Past, Vol. 1 to access it.
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