Aughakillymaude Mummers Centre
Community-run centre in a restored 1888 schoolhouse on Lough Erne with an exhibition on the masked mumming tradition of Fermanagh.
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Om museet
The Aughakillymaude Mummers Centre occupies the former Aughakillymaude National School, a listed building of 1888 on the shore of Upper Lough Erne near Derrylin. It was restored and converted by the Aughakillymaude Community Association with funding from the International Fund for Ireland and other bodies, at a cost of about £266,000, and was launched as a new tourism centre.
The centre presents the local tradition of mumming, in which masked performers act out traditional plays in the district. It has an exhibition on the tradition, life-size figures of the mumming characters, an archive on mumming in Ireland and abroad, and a shop selling straw crafts. Groups and schools can take part in straw-craft and mask-making workshops.
The association also arranges events such as folk music nights, and the local Mummers take part in an annual mumming festival in Fermanagh.
Højdepunkter
- Exhibition on the masked mumming tradition
- Life-size figures of the mumming characters
- Restored 1888 national school beside Upper Lough Erne
- Straw-craft shop and workshops for groups
Permanent udstilling
- Mumming exhibition – Exhibition on the local masked mumming tradition with life-size figures of the characters and archive material.
- Grundlagt
- 2007
- Ejer
- Aughakillymaude Community Association
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Tilgængelighed
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Børn og familie
The centre does not describe specific children’s offers, but offers workshops for schools and groups.
Transport & parkering
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Service & spisesteder
- Museumsbutik
Shop selling straw-craft items.
Arrangementer & udlejning
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| Godt at vide | Groups and schools can take part in straw-craft and mask-making workshops. Opening times and visiting arrangements are not published; contact the community association before visiting. |
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