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The Connaught Rangers Association are delighted to announce that they will launch a new travelling museum exhibition entitled “Ranging Memories: A Personal History of the Connaught Rangers, 1793 – 1922” in November this year.
This exhibition will introduce the important story of the historical Connaught Rangers regiment to a wide range of audiences, and will be available for free public loan to venues across the country for display.
The exhibition has been gratefully supported by The Heritage Council’s Community Heritage Grant 2023, and is curated by Scéal Heritage Consultancy.
Ahead of the official launch, the Connaught Rangers Association are compiling expressions of interest from organisations and venues who would be interested in displaying the exhibition in the future, and who would like to be included in the touring schedule.
If your organisation would be interested in hosting this free pop-up exhibition, you can contact the Connaught Rangers Association through email at secretary@connaughtrangersassoc.com, or via post to Secretary CRA, King House, Boyle, Co. Roscommon.
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