This former Protestant church, now restored as a heritage centre, was once part of the Pre-Reformation burial ground and church site of Carrick Mor. The centre is situated on the main street of Carrick-on-Suir in County Tipperary.

Its heritage-rich gravestones include a memorial to Thomas Butler, who died in 1604, an illegitimate son of Thomas, tenth Earl of Ormonde. Buried here too is Dorothea Herbert, 1770-1829, daughter of the eighteenth-century rector and author of 'Retrospections'. Many local artefacts and photographs are on display.

Carrick-On-Suir Ancestry was founded in 1994 to assist those who wished to trace their ancestry. Genealogical research is a time-consuming process and normally takes about eight to twelve weeks to achieve a result with our committed and experienced researchers.

For more information on the heritage centre and access to trace your ancestry please visit the Heritage Centre page.

The heritage centre is currently being redeveloped while remaining accessible. 

While this redevelopment project has started, we still need your help to complete the project:

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Where are we at with the project?

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What do we need from you?

There are various ways in which you can help us make this historic site a new iconic destination:

• Donate: anything from €1 will always be welcome and will go towards the cost of development of the site
• Support: if you can help us in any way other than financial or know someone who can, please reach out to us
• Volunteer: if you are a local or a Diaspora and wish to help, please contact us to register for volunteering opportunities

The Project Team Leads: John Treacy of Ireland101 and [TO ADD]

Project Timeline and Key Phases:

Phase one funds, plans, planning permission, works begin, phase two funds raised, official opening.

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Tax Information For Donors Outside of Europe: 

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FAQ:

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[Terms and conditions... We can pull some from The Ireland Funds and the Fundraise.co.uk that Canterbury Cathedral uses.]