Failte/Welcome! and thank you for taking the time to visit the official website of Roundwood & District Historical & Folklore Society!

Since its humble beginnings 25 years ago our Society has been committed to gathering, recording & disseminating information relating to the history & folklore of Roundwood village and its environs. This website provides a glimpse of the rich heritage of our local area and the work, events & publications of our Society.......Enjoy!!

  Upcoming EVENTS...                  

Historical & Folkore Journal

The Society's 2012/13 Journal is packed full of interesting Local History & Folklore regarding the Roundwood area! 
You can pick up a copy for €6 in local shops or you can order a copy online by clicking here. Back Issues of Past Journals are also available & contents are view-able here!

......OTHER HISTORY RELATED EVENTS.....

Looking for Your Stories of Wicklow People

At ‘Our Wicklow Heritage’, Wicklow’s recently developed online Community Heritage Archive, we believe that it is the combination of people and places that make up the rich heritage of County Wicklow. As part of The Gathering 2013 we would like you to help us celebrate Wicklow People by telling us your stories of people in county Wicklow who have made a special contribution.
Whether it is a famous historical figure, or an unknown ‘local hero’, someone who has lived through interesting times, or somebody who continues to inspire, please let us know.
Stories can be long or short, and can be contributed as photos, text, and/or audio visual footage...For more info click here or visit the website at www.countywicklowheritage.org 

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Beal Beo -Recordings from the National Folklore Collection

The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage 

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The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage is a section within the Department of the Environment, Heritage & Local Government. The work of the NIAH involves identifying and recording the architectural heritage of Ireland from 1700 to the present day. 
To view excerpts relating to buildings in Roundwood & the surrounding areas in our Archives         click here. 
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