*** MEDAL, MILITARIA AND COLLECTABLES FAIR ***

The next Medal, Miltaria and Collectables Fair to be held by the MSOI is on Saturday 1st February, in the Knox Memorial Hall, Monkstown, Dublin from 10am to 3pm . Full details on the Events listing.

A full house is expected along with members of O.N.E. who will be in attendance to share the work being done with Irish Veterans.

Bring, Buy, Sell, Swap. FREE valuations and identifications. All welcome! Admission €4 (members €2).

Refreshments available. Complimentary hot drink with each admission. 

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Medal Society of Ireland Proposed Trip 2020

Members of the Medal Society of Ireland should have received an email regarding the proposed trip for 2020.

Venue - Ross Castle, County Meath, Ireland

Date - Saturday 26th September 2020 & Sunday 27th September 2020 (with possible addition of Friday 25th)

Here's a wonderful and unique opportunity for members of the MSOI and their partners/friends to experience living, sleeping and socialising in a wonderfully restored Irish Castle (a 15th century Tower House) on the shores of beautiful Lough Sheelin.  Ross Castle is located on the borders of Co. Cavan and Co. Meath. It is ideally situated to not just provide an authentic castle living experience, but also within the locality many historical attractions are within easy reach. Making the Castle the base of our operations, we plan to visit Cavan County Museum on Saturday 26th September, other events/talks/fishing etc are still being planned.

We have negotiated an overall MSOI group rate of €1000 per night. The main castle building and associated extension will cater for 7 couples/14 people.  Assuming we have 14 people the cost per person per night will be less than €72. A 3 Course dinner plus tea/coffee will cost an additional €35 per person.  We will also have exclusive use of the catering/kitchen facilities so you will be invited to bring your own favourite snacks and drinks ! (BYOB).
This is a very attractive price, giving our Society full and exclusive ownership of the building and making us kings of the castle - at least for the weekend!
Checkout the website at  https://www.ross-castle.com

If you are interested in joining us for the weekend of the 25/26 September 2020, please email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone text us on (+353) 0872344890.

Please state if you wish to stay on Saturday night September 26th only  OR Friday 25th and Saturday 26th September 
Once you have confirmed that you will join us, we will need a 50% booking deposit in January 2020. 

Austin Fennessy 

If you have not received an email about this event and would like to receive future society emails please contact the society at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and request your address be added.

Medal Society of Ireland Christmas Dinner

Members of the Medal Society of Ireland should have received an email regarding the upcoming Christmas Dinner.

Venue - The Leopardstown Inn, Stillorgan, Dublin

Date - Monday 9th December 2019

Time - Dinner 7:15pm

This will be a four course dinner for €40 per person, members plus one guest are welcome.

Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for further details and to book. Booking closes 1st December.

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Were you unable to attend the talks held during 2019 by the Medal Society of Ireland?

Now you have the opportunity to listen to one of the four knowledgeable speakers, Martin Staunton, who spoke on "The Irish in WW1".  Many thanks Martin for kindly sending a link to an edited version of the talk posted on YouTube.  To watch click HERE.