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It was a particularly sad morning yesterday, when a small party of senior Brethren from St Patrick’s Lodge No 195, Arthur Square arrived at the Museum in Rosemary Street to deposit Minute Books, Attendance Books and other euphrema from the Lodge, after returning their Warrant to the Assistant Provincial Grand Lodge Secretary
By Bro. Edward Conder. The Anglo-Norman House of St. Leger has perhaps one of the best authenticated pedigrees of any of those families whose pride it is,…
St. Patrick’s Founded in 1756 as No. 270, Warrant Exchanged in 1817 for No. 43. Installation Night 2016. Worshipful Master W. Bro. John Noel Cross, being…
A Visit to North West Mayo. The All Seeing Eye. One area of Ireland often overlooked by tourists and locals alike is that area of Mayo to the North and…
Grand Lodge Of Ireland Freemasons’ Hall Square and Compass with the Eye Of Providence at the center, surrounded by Sunburst design Exterior Of the Grand…
Kenneth L. Mitchell explores the ancient and continuing link between the engineering profession and the fraternity of freemasonry in Ireland, starting…
OVER the past 12 months, a little-known organisation has donated more than 2,000 teddy bears to the A&E unit and the paediatric ward at Portlaoise…
Some of Orr’s Published Works. Brethren, Some 200 years ago, on the 24th April 1816 James Orr was buried in the old graveyard at Templecorran,…
Bi-Centenary of Death of James Orr- The Bard of Ballycarry ( Larne Times ). On the 200th anniversary of Orr’s death, a gathering at the Templecorran…
Home of The Black Watch. It was a particularly sad morning yesterday, when a small party of senior Brethren from St Patrick’s Lodge No 195, Arthur…