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Heritage as an Engine of Economic Growth - Mayo Workshop

Heritage as an Engine of Economic Growth Poster - Mayo

As part of the Heritage Counci's Heritage Economic Workshop Series 2012.

Date/ Time: Friday, 15th June 2012, 9.30am - 2pm
Location: Macalla Hall, Lough Lannagh, Westport Road, Castlebar, Co. Mayo.
Cost: There is no charge for this workshop, booking essential

Following on from the success of previous workshops held in counties Galway and Kerry, the Heritage Council is pleased to announce that the next event in this innovative series will take place in Castlebar, Co. Mayo. The 'Heritage as an Engine' workshop series is generating an increased awareness of the opportunities for enterprise and business development based on Ireland's unique local heritage. The event will be of interest to heritage practitioners, business people, innovators and entrepreneurs.

The programme of speakers has been specially selected to showcase the diversity and vibrancy of Mayo's unique heritage sector. Various business support agencies will be in attendance to answer your questions and queries. The workshop is designed to foster business networks and develop sustainable enterprise opportunities locally and nationally.  It is hoped that the county workshops will support the sector's continued development and reinvigoration. 

Subsequent workshops are planned for Counties Waterford, Cavan and Monaghan, details will be posted on this website.

Download the Workshop Programme here [PDF 223KB].

To book a place on the Mayo workshop please click here and fill out the online application form [external website].

The event is free but places are limited and therefore booking is essential.

For more information about this workshop or to receive email alerts about the other upcoming events in your county please contact Siobhán McDermott, Project Manager at siobhan@heritagecouncil.ie or 085 226 5040.