Bray Cualann Historical Society – Bray Historical Society, Wicklow

Welcome to the official website of The Bray Cualann Historical Society

Due to the current Covid19 restrictions, our January 2021 AGM and Monthly Talks will be postponed until further notice. All 2020 paid memberships will remain valid for the year 2021. We would like to wish all our members and followers a Happy New Year and hope that it will be a more positive and safer one for us all.

Wicklow in the revolutionary decade (part 1, North).

While not in the vanguard of armed activity in the revolutionary decade, Wicklow was, nevertheless, active in other respects. Moreover, its unique characteristics—proximity to Dublin, pioneering development of tourism, and one of the highest Protestant populations outside Ulster—make it worthy of study. Listen to History Ireland editor, Tommy Graham in discussion with Rosemary Raughter (Greystones), James Scannell (Bray), Brian White (Enniskerry) and John Dorney (editor of ‘The Irish Story’).

Rails to Wexford by Gus Geraghty- The book is available at Alan Hanna’s Book Shop, 270 Lower Rathmines Road, Dublin and Bridge Street Books, Wicklow Town. This is a fifty page book with illustrations, and costs €15 per copy. All profits will be donated to Médecins Sans Frontières. (further updates on suppliers to follow).