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Cahir Social & Historical Society will host a lecture at Cahir House Hotel on February 26
The Cahir Social & Historical Society is delighted to present a fascinating talk on “Cahir Men and Women Who Served in World War 2.”
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Speaker Paul Buckley, with contributory speaker Lauren Murphy, will explore the stories and experiences of local men and women who played their part during WWII.
The event will take place at the Cahir House Hotel on Thursday February 23 at 8pm.
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Admission: €7 guests | €5 members | Free for students
All are welcome to attend this engaging evening of local history and remembrance.
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