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THS are delighted to launch our new website. Our facebook outlet has allowed us to share small snippets of history with our followers on a daily basis. However, to make the huge wealth of information that the society has already collected available to prospective members we have spent some time developing a user friendly website. This will only be available within the Members area which can be accessed via a very reasonable annual subscription of ÂŁ20.

www.termonhistory.com

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Members Access to old films

Become a member of THS and get access to hours of old film from the parish of Termonmaguirc.

Joes Fox’s cine camera footage has been a vital window to the past for many years. THS intend to digitlalise and upload all of it to our members area in the coming years. For the launch of the site some of Joe’s clips appear in the Sport and Politics sections of the Members Section

.Also available in Entertainment is the 1971 Credit Union Dinner Dance in the Patrician Hall and the 1991 Fair Day in Carrickmore. These film contains many local characters who have since passed to their eternal reward.

Members Access to Glimpses of Carrickmore

Become a member of THS and get access the now out of print Glimpses of Carrickmore published in he year 2000. Chapters of this much sought after record of local history will be uploaded over the next year. It is fitting that the first chapter to be uploaded to the members area will be that of one of the THS Frounding members, Fr John Bradley, entitled ‘Termonmagurk’s Archaelogical Remains’

Members Access to THS publications.

Over the years a large number of one of publications have been released by THS. The society will be making these available over the following weeks, months sand years to THS Members via the Members Section on this website. 

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Relaunch Of An Tearmann

THS are delighted to announce the relaunch of the the An Tearmann Historical Journal.

This will be the tenth addition of An Tearmann a series of publications which originated in 1978. From the beginning the An Tearman project was spearheaded by the late Paddy Grogan and proved to be a valuable collection of local history. The current THS committee hope to do justice to the original concept with this study of previously unrecorded topics and photographs.