The Lory Meagher Heritage Centre

Situated just three miles from the famous hurling village of Tullaroan , lies Kilkenny's GAA museum and Heritage Centre. The site and area are steeped in all the best of Kilkenny GAA tradition and indeed is housed on the very lands that one of Tullaroans and Kilkennys most famous sons, Lory Meagher was born and reared.

The museum houses a vast collection of Kilkennys GAA history , including a section for clubs , report and clippings from Kilkennys vast All-Ireland collection, as well as a famous vault room containing past players medals, boots and even jersies. To be seen also, is a collection of trophies which are not in use today, but are housed for visitors to admire for eternity.

What makes this center so attractive to all people, is the heritage aspect of the Centre. Lory's house and grounds donated ,by his nephew Dan Hogan, are restored in splendid fashion to an 18th century era.

The workmanship and renovations are a credit to all involved in this venture, a credit to all that is good in a rural community proud of their tradition.