Fàilte gu Ionad Naomh Moluag
Welcome to Lismore Gaelic Heritage Centre
What’s new
Taproot 2026 10 The Lismore Dance Band
Rosemary Barry writes: The Lismore Dance Band rounded off the Taproot season with their eclectic mixture of tunes. A different member of the group introduced each short set with interesting background information. Mairi Campbell explained how Scottish folk fiddling...
Taproot 2026 9 – The Martyn Bennett story
Rosemary Barry writes: Renowned bagpiper, academic and broadcaster, Gary West and photographer Barryjohn Stewart, introduced a large and keen audience to Martyn Bennett, who was born in Newfoundland in 1971 to a folklorist mother and geologist father who moved to...
Taproot 2026 8 Lismore Place Names
Rosemary Barry writes: Peggy Nicholson (nee MacDonald) and her brother Lachlan entertained a packed house when she gave her talk on Lismore place names. With maps illustrating her examples she began at Point and journeyed south to the lighthouse combining explanations...
Taproot 2026 7 Katy Crossan and Mairi Campbell
Rosemary Barry writes: To a packed house Katy Crossan and Mairi Campbell provided a well organised and entertaining session alternating between fiddle music and Gaelic singing. Mairi described travelling to Cape Breton Island in Canada and the Scottish culture and...
Address
Ionad Naomh MoluagIsle of Lismore
By Oban PA34 5UL
Contact
+44 (0)1631 760030 lismoremuseum@btconnect.comVisit
Open daily 11:00–16:00April to October




