Fàilte gu Ionad Naomh Moluag

Welcome to Lismore Gaelic Heritage Centre

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Accessing our collections.

“Not all of our objects can be on display at the same time, but we are happy to provide access to our collections. Our collection catalogues can be viewed by appointment or shared remotely, please email to arrange this. If there is something in particular you would...

Cathair-eaglais Naomh Moluag – a nise leis an coimhearsnachd : Cathedral Church of St Moluag – now community owned

Blog, Church, History

Report in English and Gaelic. Thursday 25th of June 2026 marked a new era for Lismore when the community purchased the Cathedral Church of St Moluag from the Church of Scotland. The Oban Times reporter pictured a small but representative group of islanders,...

Bun Sgoil Achadh na Creige/Rockfield Primary School visit Lismore

Blog, Events

TURAS-SGOILE GÀIDHLIG GU LIOS MÒR Abair spòrs a bha aig na sgoilearan Gàidhlig air Lios Mòr an-diugh! Ged nach robh an aimsir cho math ’s a bha sinn an dòchas, cha do chuir an t-uisge dragh oirnn. Chuir sinn seachad ùine a’ rannsachadh na tràghad mus do thadhail sinn...

Museum Special Exhibition 2026

Blog, Exhibitions

Lismore and the War - curated by Douglas Breingan and Dave Clarke. This special exhibition is in 4 parts. The first part in 2 large cabinets ,highlights the 8th Battalion of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders which was so ubiquitous in the Oban area it was...

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An amazing Lismore storyValerie Livingston of Lismore was born on 6th June 1926 in Norfolk, the youngest of 6 girls. In 1942, when she was 16, she joined the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (F.A.N.Y.) and was trained in Morse code at Fawley Court, Henley on Thames. After her training, she served at Belhaven Hill, Dunbar as a wireless operator sending out messages to support the Deception of Operation Fortitude until D-Day, for which work she was awarded the Chevalier de Légion D’honneur, France’s highest award. Read Valerie's amazing story www.lismoregaelicheritagecentre.org/museum-special-exhibition-2026/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Winners isle cafe of the year 2025 A great place to meet to eat and to greet. Vote for them in 2026 ... See MoreSee Less

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We, the Isle of Lismore café, are super excited to share that we've been nominated AGAIN in the Scottish Cafe and Bakery awards ❤️We were over the moon to win this award last year, it meant the world to us.Please give us your love and support again by voting, click the link below and fill out the mega quick voting form ❤️Just fill in with, Cafe being nominated - Isle of lismore cafeAddress - LismoreCategory - 24 Isles cafe of the yearAdd your email addressThank you so much ❤️www.surveymonkey.com/r/ScottishCafeandBakeryAwards#ScottishCafeAwards@followers See lessThe 5th Official Scottish Cafe & Bakery Awards 2026surveymonkey.comThe 5th Official Scottish Cafe & Bakery Awards 2026 ... See MoreSee Less

The 5th Official Scottish Cafe & Bakery Awards 2026

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Address

Ionad Naomh Moluag
Isle of Lismore
By Oban PA34 5UL

Contact

+44 (0)1631 760030 lismoremuseum@btconnect.com

Visit

Open daily 11:00–16:00
April to October