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History
Education
- St. Dympna’s N.S.
- Tydavnet Acorn Montessori Preschool And Afterschool
Community groups

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Tydavnet Foroige Club sometime in the 1990’s

Tydavnet Hidden Heritage Event, April 2011[imagebrowser id=3]

Tydavnet Geel Link [imagebrowser id=4]

Recent news

The Thinning Veil: A musical journey into the depths of the Monaghan boglands
Tydavnet St Vincent de Paul seeks your support for Christmas 2023
The late Thomas Edward (Teddy) McMahon, Belfast; formerly Kilmore West, Knockatallon
The late Anne (Smyth) Watterson, Mullaghmore North/Northern Standard newspaper
The late Andy McKenna, England, and formerly Derryledigan, Scotstown

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About Tydavnet

Tydavnet is a village, parish and community in north Monaghan. Tydavnet is well-known for its two Bronze Age discs dating back to 2000 BC, the Irish saint Damnat to whom the Tydavnet name (Tigh Damhnata, meaning "house of Davnet") originates, and of course, its people.

Recent news

The Thinning Veil: A musical journey into the depths of the Monaghan boglands
Tydavnet St Vincent de Paul seeks your support for Christmas 2023
The late Thomas Edward (Teddy) McMahon, Belfast; formerly Kilmore West, Knockatallon
The late Anne (Smyth) Watterson, Mullaghmore North/Northern Standard newspaper
The late Andy McKenna, England, and formerly Derryledigan, Scotstown

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