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Visitors to a previous exhibition in the Market House
The Clonmany Genealogy and Heritage Group’s special exhibition titled Celebrating the Women of Inishowen will take place next weekend.
Running on Saturday April 11 and Sunday, April 12 in the Market House, Clonmany, the event will run from 12.00 noon to 4.30 pm on both days.
This exhibition will honour the vital role women have played in shaping life across the Inishowen peninsula, both historically and in modern times.
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Through displays, stories and historical material, the exhibition will explore how women have contributed to family life, agriculture, culture, community leadership and economic development in the region.
The exhibition offers an opportunity for the public to reflect on and celebrate these contributions.
The Clonmany Genealogy & Heritage Group warmly invites everyone to visit the event at the Market House and discover the stories of the women who have helped shape the history and identity of Inishowen.
For more information, contact the Clonmany Genealogy & Heritage Group on (086) 6092369 or at clonmanygenealogygroup@gmail.com, or keep an eye on the group’s Facebook page.
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