Cuige Laighin (Leinster Reenactment Group)
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Description: A group re-enacting 11th century Ireland, often in conjunction with their Celtic brethren at Harlech Medieval. Description of group and historical background, e-mail contacts, photographs.
This website is partially funded by the ERDF through the Ireland/Wales Interreg IIIA Programme
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| Page title: | Leinster Re-enactment Society |
| Keywords: | Harlech Mediaeval Society in Ireland, William Marshall in Ireland, Gruffudd ap Cynan in Ireland, Brian Boru festival, Heritage site, Heritage Festival, Film Props, Film Extra, Medieval Re-enactment, Wales Ireland, Castle Administrators, Irish Viking Mediaeval Re-enactment, Magnus Barelegs Viking Ship, Kells Mediaeval, Historical interpretation, Wicklow Gaol Heritage Re-enactment, swords castle re-enactment, bray heritage re-enactment, Athy medieval re-enactment, Athy Viking Festival, Leinster Re-enactment Society, Re-enactment Swords, Re-enactment Weapons, Lyonesse Armoury, How to make a Sword, Lord of the Rings, King Arthur, Braveheart sword, Paul Binns, Celtic warrior, Scottish tartan, Iron age, crafts, tablet weaving, bone carving, silver smithing, chainmail, helm, coif, gauntlet, arrows, archery, yew bows, longbow, crossbow, arrow, kern, gallowglass, knights in armour, Irish medieval history, Heritage events management, Wexford heritage re-enactment event, Dublin medieval re-enactment service, Irish mediaeval re-enactment group, re-enactment props for hire, re-enactment group for hire, medieval banquet, coin making, organise heritage events, bell tents, campaign tents, pavillion tents, Viking Village for hire, shield wall, trebuchet, promote tourism colourful event |
| Description: | The Leinster Re-enactment Society exists to promote re-enactment as a method of interpreting the past. We use re-enactment of events to illustrate scenes from the military, social, commercial and everyday lives of the people of Early Mediaeval Ireland. This involves protrayal of not only the Irish of the 11th to the 14th centuries, but also the Viking, Welsh, and Norman people who settled here. |
| IP-address: | 159.134.198.136 |
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| NS | Name Server: AUTH01.NS.EIRCOM.NET Name Server: AUTH02.NS.EIRCOM.NET Name Server: AUTH03.NS.EIRCOM.NET |
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| Date | Creation Date: 26-nov-1998 Expiration Date: 25-nov-2014 |