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The Centre houses exhibitions
on local history and on Kavanagh, a sixty-seat Audio- Visual
Theatre, and a Research Library. Also on view are twelve
specially commissioned paintings illustrating
Kavanagh's epic poem "The Great Hunger", a miniature model depicting
Kavanagh's classic, "A Christmas Childhood", Kavanagh's
Death Mask and other memorabilia associated with the poet. |
The special feature of the Patrick Kavanagh Centre is the unique
performance tour of Kavanagh Country, which takes in many local
sites immortalised by Inniskeen's most famous son, with anecdotes,
historical facts, wild rumours and even the odd poem along
the way.
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Visiting the
Patrick Kavanagh Centre
Opening
hours:
From 15th January to 31st May 2008
Weekdays: Tuesday to Friday 11am to 4.30pm
Closed Saturday, Sunday & Monday
From 1st June to 30th September 2008
Weekdays: Tuesday to Friday 11am to 4.30pm
Closed on Monday
Saturday by prior appointment with the Centre
Sunday from 3pm to 5.30pm
Tel. 042 9378560 Email: infoatpkc@eircom.net |
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Visits & Tour Bookings:
For school visits and tour bookings please contact us on
Tel: 042 937 8560 or Email: infoatpkc@eircom.net
School tours cover topics such as History, Topography, Folklore,
and Local Legends as well as Kavanagh's life and work, hence
a day out in Inniskeen is of benefit to a wide range of students.
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Casual visitors are more than welcome.
The Centre is run by the Inniskeen Enterprise
Group
You can also join the new "Friends of Patrick Kavanagh"
organisation.
Membership includes free admission to the Centre. Click
here >>
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