Book your visit today by emailing : kiltartangregorymuseum@gmail.com or phone 0868252164
Sister DeLourdes Fahy welcomes you to
the Kiltartan Gregory Museum at Kiltartan Cross
Watch the video and learn about the Museum's
origins and importance
What's New?
July 13th 2021: Second of Online Lectures Released
Lady Gregory: A Local Habitation and a Name
A recorded lecture by Sr. de Lourdes Fahy, founding member of the Kiltartan Gregory Museum, in which she discusses Lady Gregory, her relationship to Coole and the Seven Woods, her tenants, and her work.
Welcome to the Official Kiltartan Gregory Museum Website!
Sponsored Walk
Join us on the 8th of August and walk in the Footsteps of WB Yeats, Lady Gregory and Raftery
Kiltartan, Many Leaves One Root
Order Sr. de Lourdes Fahy's book and learn about local history and genealogy
Book Review by Sister DeLourdes Fahy Kiltartan Many Leaves One Root
When asked what was the principal source of her inspiration, Lady Gregory of Coole Park promptly replied:” Kiltartan, my own village, it has done everything for me”.
The book : Kiltartan, Many Leaves, One Root, Shows how Kiltartan is a truly inspirational place. It is rare to find three heritage centres in a small parish but Kiltartan is proud of The Gregory Museum at famed Kiltartan Cross, W.B. Yeats’s Thoor Ballylee and Coole Park which Yeats claimed was the most beautiful place in the world.
The book gives one a sense of place and the extensive genealogical sources are an invaluable help in tracing one’s roots.
The diaspora , through the medium of The Ireland Reaching Out website will savour every line of this book. Every road, field, ruin and well has a story to tell and this is supplemented by authentic, written primary sources. This book can be recommended without reservation.