Religious Diversity in Athy
Athy has always had many diverse religions. Athy Heritage Centre-Museum has a permanent display dedicated to the religions and churches of Athy. Read more...
The Grand Canal
The Grand Canal linking Dublin to Limerick and the Shannon was extended to Athy in 1791 and the first passenger services commenced in March. Read More...
Early Settlement and Development of Athy
The name Athy dates back to the second century when Ae the son of Deargabhail, fosterer of Eochy Finn, was slain in a battle between the men of Munster and the men of Leinster. Read More...