Johnston Central Library is home to the single most important resource for the study of the history, literature, and culture of County Cavan.
Eoghan Rua 375
7-10 November 2024 Eoghan Rua Ó Néill c.1580–1649), soldier, was the nephew of Hugh O'Neill, 2nd Earl of Tyrone. This programme of events will look at different elements of Eoghan Rua's story. With events including drama, music and history, you are invited to come and find out more about this iconic man.
Cavan Local Studies
Learn more about the history, archaeology, literature and culture of Cavan ...
Folklore
'That repulsive-looking insect of the beetle tribe ... the chafer or the devil's coach-horse, is referred to by Cavan folk as the daol or the dearg daol.' ~Breifny Antiquarian Society's Journal, 1921. Vol. 1, No. 11.
History Online
Find lectures, past lectures, podcasts, digitised material and more ...
Photographic Collection
Our Photographic Collection covers many subjects including people, towns, villages, buildings, rural scenes, agriculture and railways.
County Archives Department
The County Archives contain a wealth of primary source material, meticulously preserved to the highest of standards ...
Century of Change
'Century of Change', produced by Irish Life and Lore, records the testimonies of up to 300 individuals