About Mogh Roith

Mogh Roith are a Multi-Period Re-enactment, Living History and Experimental Archaeology Group based in Counties Clare and Limerick, in the west of Ireland.

The group specialise in the research, development and display of historical artefacts, equipment and costume from many periods in Irish History and Prehistory.

We depict aspects of the Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age and Early Christian periods, with some members also having an interest in the 12th through to 17th Century eras.

Living History and Experimental Archaeology are practices used in an attempt to re-create technology, clothing and artefacts from the past, in order to gain a deeper understanding of history and archaeology.



They also offer an excellent opportunity to teach others about the past, which is done through demonstrations, experiments, and hands-on experiences. This is usually done in such settings as schools, festivals and museums. 

Our group also have a good working relationship with the Craggaunowen Project, an outdoor heritage centre dedicated to Ireland's past, where we conduct ongoing experiments, reconstructions and displays. For more, see this page.


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