Castleblayney to Cahans

Evening meal 8pm in Cahans

Narrative of the life of a child in the early 18th C by Brian MacDonald

Anyone who can join us for any of the walks, or any part of a walk, or for the evening celebration will be welcome, but please let us know as soon as possible – and not later than 30 April – of your intention and date(s).

We also invite any who may join us, particularly from distant places, to hold a conversation with us about what Cahans means to you, and what you would like to see for its future.

Newtownhamilton to Castleblayney

Evening meal 8pm in First Castleblayney church hall

Talk by the Rev Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick on Scots Presbyterians and their experience in Ireland

Anyone who can join us for any of the walks, or any part of a walk, or for the evening celebration will be welcome, but please let us know as soon as possible – and not later than 30 April – of your intention and date(s).

We also invite any who may join us, particularly from distant places, to hold a conversation with us about what Cahans means to you, and what you would like to see for its future.

Bessbrook to Newtownhamilton

Evening meal 8pm in Second Newtownhamilton church hall

Talk on 18th C home linen and living conditions by Nigel Spiers

Anyone who can join us for any of the walks, or any part of a walk, or for the evening celebration will be welcome, but please let us know as soon as possible – and not later than 30 April – of your intention and date(s).

We also invite any who may join us, particularly from distant places, to hold a conversation with us about what Cahans means to you, and what you would like to see for its future.

Narrow Water to Bessbrook leaving 2pm

Evening meal 8pm in Bessbrook Presbyterian hall

Talk by David Nesbitt on life on ship John.

Anyone who can join us for any of the walks, or any part of a walk, or for the evening celebration will be welcome, but please let us know as soon as possible – and not later than 30 April – of your intention and date(s).

We also invite any who may join us, particularly from distant places, to hold a conversation with us about what Cahans means to you, and what you would like to see for its future.