99 previous issues of the NEWSLETTER have been published since 1978 in hard copy at the rate of three per annum.
See 'Research' page for index by subject and also index by issue number
Commencing Autumn 2013 the NEWSLETTER is being published twice yearly in pdf format, in colour and with more pages.
I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy.
103 Newsletter
Spring 2005
104 Newsletter - Autumn 2015
105 Newsletter - Spring 2016
Service records of VADs with Malahide addresses in WWI
106 Newsletter -
Autumn 2016
107 Newsletter
Spring 2017
NEWSLETTER index by date of issue
Issue No. and Date
100 Autumn 2013
Rags to Riches in Malahide – Malahide Castle and the Marquis of Wellesley Page 2
Yacht Marguerite - an old Malahide lady Page 5
Images of old Malahide Pages 6
101 Spring 2014
New constitution Page 1
Portmarnock tide mill Page 2
Minerals on the coast Page 4
Fires in Malahide in 1903 and 1905 Page 5
Trippers on the estuary Page 6
The Great War memoabilia
From our museum collection – Prime Minister Asquith's meeting in Dublin Page 8
102 Autumn 2014
St. Marnock - Who was he? Page 2
“Come quick. Town will be burnt” Page 4
Flower Show, circa 1904 Page 7
Army manoeuvres in Malahide in 1904 Page 8
From our archives Page 11
103 Spring 2015
How St. Sylvester’s got it’s spire. Page 2
Malahide in the O’Dea Photo Collection, 1938 - 1992. Page 13
Can you identify this pipe band? Page 13
The Rutherfoords of ‘St Doulough’s Lodge’, now ‘Wellfield’. Page 14 Replacing the Dublin Road rail bridge. Page 15
Malahide station in times past. Page 16
104 Autumn 2015
Officers for 2015 Page 1
Lecture programme Nov. 2015 - May 2016 Page 1
B. Bassett - WW I Survivor Page 2
A Great War Disaster Page 7
Anonymous Donor of St. Sylvester’s Altar Page 9
Local Constabulary 1845/47 Page 11
Malahide views from The Island in the 1930s . Page 14
105 Spring 2016
Page 1 Museum Update
Page 2 Text of Paddy Ryan’s talk on Brian Inglis
Page 5 A Century On: Eoin McNeill and Laurence O’Neill By Garry Ahern
Page 7 The Malahide VADs during World War I By Roger Greene
Page 10 Isabel Lady Talbot (1851-1932) By Roger Greene
Page 14 On display at Museum
106 Autumn 2016
Winter/Spring talks programme Heritage Week/Museum visitors
Page 2 The Oona tragedy By Roger Greene
Page 12 The Malahide Coastguard Presence By Garry Ahern
Page 14 Other local shipwrecks
Page 15 On display at Museum
Page 16 Images from our archive
107 Spring 2017
Page 1. Museum news
Page 2. A Mysterious Claddagh RingPage 3. William Talbot - a sad love story
Page 15. William Talbot of Malahide Castle
108 Newsletter
Autumn 2017
108 Autumn 2017
Page 1 Museum fundraising
Page 2 Growing up in Malahide by Ian Glass
Page 9 Growing up in Malahide by Ursala O'Reilly
Page 12 Recent museum acquisitions
109 Newsletter
Spring 2018
109 Spring 2018
Page 1 The late Noel Flanagan
Page 2 Glimpses of Malahide and Portmarnock past
Page 9 Nathaniel Trumbull of Beechwood - an international trader
Page 11 Two Remarkable Survivors
Page 12 Townyard Lane
Page 14 Malahide News nostalgia
Page 15 Museum News
110 Newsletter
Autumn 2018
110 Autumn 2018
Page 1 Museum update.
Page 2: “The Haunting Soldier” and World War I.
Pages 3-5 ‘Killed in action’ documents.
Page 6 First World War Irish recruitment posters.
Page 7 WW1 memorials around the country.
Page 8 Seapark House auction, 1857.
Page 9 Robb’s Wall farm auction, 1875.
Pages 10-11 Funeral service for Lord Talbot, 1921.
Pages 12-13 More about Lord Richard Wogan Talbot.
Page 14-17 Three ships with Portmarnock
connections. Also wood carvings at Malahide Castle.
Page 18 Talbot Pedigree document from 1829
111 Newsletter
Spring 2019
111 Spring 2019
Page 1 Byrne's Dictionary of Irish local History
Page 2 Malahide Manor, 1291 AD.
Page 3 Miss Austen's Boarding School
Page 6 Nathaniel Hone, the Younger
Page 7 St. Ita's Hospital, Portrane
Page 12 Portrane Round Tower
Page 13 Order and Disorder around Malahide in the past
112 Newsletter
Autumn 2019
Autumn 2019
Most of the content comprises clippings of Malahide interest taken from 19th century editions of the Freeman’s Journal and The Irish Times.