Mark your calendar folks!. We’re just a day out from one of Ireland’s oldest fairs at Muff,Kingscourt. Our committee members and local ICA ladies are busy baking up a storm for our ‘Tae Tent’ which will be set up in the field at Muff Cross. All proceeds to be used in financing our local projects […]
Know Before You Go – Bilberry Fun Run The countdown is nearly over! If you are joining us at Loughanleagh this Friday evening 31st July, here are a few things to help make the evening run smoothly. LocationLoughanleagh Picnic Area (A82 YFY6) Please car pool if you can: Parking is limited, so sharing lifts where possible will really
    Get your walking boots on and please support this popular local charity event if you can! For those of you who prefer to send a donation online or if you’re unable to attend, this year we have set up a ‘Go Fund Me’ page. Just scan the QR code in the poster
 Loughanleagh & Muff Heritage Trust welcomes you to come and join us in our traditional Easter Sunday Mass on Loughanleagh Mountain Starting time: 6am, Sunday 5th April ’26
Easter Sunday Dawn Mass-Loughanleagh Mountain, Sunday 5th April, 6.00am Read More »
Loughanleagh & Muff Heritage Trust welcomes you to come and join in the fun & celebrations of Kingscourt’s St.Patrick’s Day Parade. Starting time: 1pm, Tue 17th Mar’26 Come & visit Loughanleagh on this special holiday and follow in St Patrick’s footsteps and explore Loughanleagh’s fascinating history, where myth and legend blend.According to folklore, a Cailleach
Loughanleagh & Muff Heritage Trust is delighted to announce the launch of our first ever tourism brochure of our area — a project created to embark you on a journey through time. The brochure aims to highlight and infom you of our rich heritage, culture, ancient legends, local landmarks and the natural beauty of our
Come and get your walking boots on ! Your support will be generously appreciated
Bilberry Sunday is a remnant of one of our oldest festivals in Ireland and usually occurred during the latter part of the month of July when the fruit of the Bilberry bush was ready to harvest. Due to the acidic soils on Loughanleagh, Bilberries thrived in the peat soils of the low ditches amongst the
Bilberry Sunday on Loughanleagh – ‘A Festival from the Past’ Read More »
National Heritage Week celebrates Ireland’s cultural, built and natural heritage. It brings together volunteers, community groups and heritage enthusiasts to share their experience, knowledge culture and practices. Date: 24th August 2025 Event: National Heritage Week Location: Watch out for local events Heritage Council of Ireland website The Committee May 2025
