Tipperary Museum of Hidden History

Tipperary Museum of Hidden History Tipperary Museum of Hidden History has been re imagined and themed around the museums 25k artefacts. The interactive elements make this museum a must visit.

Wheelchair accessible. Audio guides in 5 languages Irish, English, French, Spanish and German

A selection of photos from our hike to the abandoned village of Glenary as part of the Hand of Heritage 2026 programme a...
30/08/2026

A selection of photos from our hike to the abandoned village of Glenary as part of the Hand of Heritage 2026 programme and Heritage Week 2026.

The hike was hugely popular again this year and we hope to run it again in a few weeks time so watch this space.

Big thanks to our guide on the day, Neil Dennehy, and of course to all of you who came along.

The Heritage Council

Exciting News!We are thrilled to welcome novelist William Ryan to the Museum in September.William will give a talk in th...
25/08/2026

Exciting News!

We are thrilled to welcome novelist William Ryan to the Museum in September.

William will give a talk in the Town Hall in Clonmel on Friday 25th September at 6.30pm. No booking necessary.

Then on Saturday 26th September, William will lead a Workshop entitled 'How to Plan a Murder' where he will bring us through the art of constructing a compelling murder mystery.

Booking is essential for the workshop as capacity is limited. Tickets are €30 and includes a light lunch.

Email [email protected] to book or call 052 616 5252,

We kicked off Heritage Week on Saturday the 15th with a wonderful Heritage Walk of Marlfield followed by an Oak Gall ink...
21/08/2026

We kicked off Heritage Week on Saturday the 15th with a wonderful Heritage Walk of Marlfield followed by an Oak Gall ink workshop, all facilitated by Annie Hogg and Neil Dennehy.

A great way to kick off a wonderful week of events from Tipperary Museum of Hidden History

All events running this week are part of the 'Hands of Heritage' 2026, Tipperary Museums award winning programme celebrating traditional skills and living heritage.

Thanks to The Heritage Council Tipperary County Council & Tipperary Heritage Office for supporting and funding these hugely impactful initiatives 🙏⭐️❤️🏛

Heritage Week 2026 A wonderful day with Leisa Gray and Joanne Slevin chatting all things knitting, wool and spinning! Th...
20/08/2026

Heritage Week 2026

A wonderful day with Leisa Gray and Joanne Slevin chatting all things knitting, wool and spinning!

The event is part of Hands of heritage 2026, Tipperary Museums award winning programme celebrating traditional skills and living heritage.

Heritage Week 2026 with Tipperary Museum of Hidden History 'Heritage on a Plate' Monday August 17th 2026.Two full buses ...
20/08/2026

Heritage Week 2026 with Tipperary Museum of Hidden History 'Heritage on a Plate' Monday August 17th 2026.

Two full buses headed off on the Museums first Tipperary Food Producers journey to discover locally crafted produce this week...

Stops included:
Rívesci
Tipperary Boutique Distillery
The Apple Farm
Galtee Honey Farm
Cashel Irish Farmhouse Cheesemakers

A wonderful day all round supporting some fantastic Tipperary producers!! Thank you to our amazing passengers and supporter. You were epic ⭐️❤️

A word of thanks to The Heritage Council , Tipperary Heritage Office and Tipperary County Council for funding and supporting this initiative ⭐️❤️🏛🙏
Heritage Week

Come along to the Museum on Thursday 20 August to learn all about the ancient craft of weaving with the wonderful Leisa ...
13/08/2026

Come along to the Museum on Thursday 20 August to learn all about the ancient craft of weaving with the wonderful Leisa Gray.

Weaving is one of humanity's oldest crafts, used across cultures for thousands of years to create both practical and artistic textiles. Patterns, colours and techniques reflect local traditions, identities and ways of life, preserving skills and stories passed down through generations.

This hands-on demonstration introduces participants to weaving on a sample loom and traditional peg loom. Visitors will learn the basic principles of weaving and discover how simple threads are transformed into functional and decorative textiles.

Participants will also create their own woven piece inspired by The Colours of My Life, using colour and texture to express personal memories, experiences and connections. This creative activity explores how textiles can tell individual stories while connecting us to a rich and enduring craft tradition.

We can't wait to welcome Joanne Slevin, sheep farmer and expert spinner to the museum.Joanne's  mission is to showcase t...
12/08/2026

We can't wait to welcome Joanne Slevin, sheep farmer and expert spinner to the museum.

Joanne's mission is to showcase the true value of Irish wool and celebrate its sustainability. Joanne, who grew up on a sheep farm in County Laois, will share her love of sheep and natural fibres and demonstrate her skills in transforming fleece into yarn.

This talk and spinning will be followed by a Q&A facilitated by Leisa Grey.

The event is part of Hands of Heritage 2026, Tipperary Museum of Hidden History's award-winning programme celebrating traditional skills and living heritage.

We were delighted to welcome a group of mostly Ukrainian visitors to the Museum on Tuesday afternoon.The visit was facil...
12/08/2026

We were delighted to welcome a group of mostly Ukrainian visitors to the Museum on Tuesday afternoon.

The visit was facilitated by the Local Authority Integration Team.

We are thrilled to welcome back the wonderfully talented Leisa Gray to the Museum as part of Heritage Week on Wednesday ...
11/08/2026

We are thrilled to welcome back the wonderfully talented Leisa Gray to the Museum as part of Heritage Week on Wednesday 19 August for a talk and demonstration exploring the wide range of techniques and traditions found within the craft of knitting.

Drawing on her extensive experience, she will explore the role of knitting throughout history and across cultures, as well as consider the current state of the Irish wool industry.

This fascinating talk offers insights into both the rich heritage and the enduring relevance of knitting today.

This is a drop in event - no need to book!

Address

Mick Delahunty Square, Clonmel
Tipperary

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 1pm
2pm - 4pm

Telephone

+353526165252

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