Knights and Conquests Heritage Centre in Granard hosted their inaugural Summer Heritage Camp for children over the last week. Entitled "The Children of Lughnasagh", the successful camp offered children the opportunity to reconnect with history and heritage. Olden traditions were reawakened through storytelling, fun games, hurling and Lughnasagh arts and crafts, including floral crown and harvest knot making. Knights and Conquests Heritage Centre continues to go from strength to strength. August 14 will see the centre host The Rose of Tralee contestants and the return of their much awaited 'Norman People', Heritage Sunday on August 20. We hope you enjoy this gallery of photographs and don't forget to tag and share with your friends! placeholder image
Knights and Conquests Heritage Centre in Granard hosted their inaugural Summer Heritage Camp for children over the last week. Entitled "The Children of Lughnasagh", the successful camp offered children the opportunity to reconnect with history and heritage. Olden traditions were reawakened through storytelling, fun games, hurling and Lughnasagh arts and crafts, including floral crown and harvest knot making. Knights and Conquests Heritage Centre continues to go from strength to strength. August 14 will see the centre host The Rose of Tralee contestants and the return of their much awaited 'Norman People', Heritage Sunday on August 20. We hope you enjoy this gallery of photographs and don't forget to tag and share with your friends! 

PICTURES | Longford children enjoy inaugural summer camp at Knights and Conquests Heritage Centre

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