Main Street Midleton about 1900. The Market House (1789) is on the left with the town clock in the cupola on the roof.
Today at 2.30 pm a group of us set off from the Library (formerly the Market House) to view some sites associated with aspects of Midleton’s commercial and industrial heritage. I suspect a few eyes were opened – but I must say one or tow knew their stuff. And why not – they were dyed-in-the-wool natives of Midleton. I hope they enjoyed the tour!
I wish to put on record my gratitude to all those who helped organize the various events, especially the staff at Midleton Library and at MYPlace, as well as the shopkeepers who displayed the posters and last, but not least, all the members of the public who attended the two lectures and who came along for the two tours of the town. Well done to everybody – and clearly someone was smiling on us – the tours enjoyed lovely warm and dry weather!
It was nice to see other places celebrate Heritage Week too – Youghal, Cloyne Cathedral, Carrigtwohill and Ladysbridge in particular,
Now I wonder what the Heritage Council will propose as the theme for Heritage Week 2016? Check out this blog for details of next year’s Heritage Week – when the details are available.
Midleton with 1 'd' 
Glad the weather held out for you again this week. Well done on all the work YOU put in to the week Tony, without you we would have had nothing to do for Heritage week. So, let ME put on record how grateful we all are for your very hard work and for giving your time to do this also. I am sure you have lots to do as it is, so, thank you Tony.
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Thanks Ellen. We have been blessed with decent weather these days! There’s nothing worse than giving a tour in the rain! I hope Heritage Week 2016 will be as good!.
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