General Events Archive
This archive contains previous “general” events. Archived events that are related to a specific area of interest can be found in the relevant section of the site by following the links on the right.
18th May, The Worldwide Community of Museums celebrate International Museums Day. The theme for 2013 is museums + creativity = social change
11th May, Dublin- Uncover the footprint and remains of the star-shaped fort at the Phoenix Park using archaeological remote sensing techniques.
‘Too many histories’? surveys of the past generation
May 16th Dublin - Ireland’s only illustrated history magazine celebrates its 20th birthday with a special History Ireland Hedge School.
16th May, Wicklow- Come along to find out how to trace your Wicklow ancestors and learn a little bit about the history of the youngest county in Ireland.
SIMBIOSYS: Invasive Species Workshop
23rd May, Trinity College, Dublin- Invited national and international experts and SIMBIOSYS researchers will deliver a series of presentations at the workshop.
Planning Reform on the Island of Ireland: From Policy to PRACTICE
2nd May, Newry- With changes being made to both planning systems in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, this aptly timed seminar will provide plenty of opportunity for lively open debate and discussion.
Lime Kiln repairs and “Hot” lime mix Workshop
1 & 2 May, Wicklow- This workshop will involve the repairing a real ruin and progress the introduction of “Hot” lime mixes as a suitable mortar for the repair of Irelands heritage.
Waterford Festival of Architecture
18th-21st April- The annual Waterford Festival of Architecture promotes awareness and understanding of architecture amongst the wider community as well as celebrating the architectural heritage of Waterford city and county.
Conference: Working Together for Biodiversity
1st May- Action for Biodiversity are hosting a one day conference about actively working postively together to achieve more for people and Nature.
Telling the Story of Rothe House: Imagining Renaissance Kilkenny
27th April 2013- Kilkenny Archaeological Society (KAS) and The Rothe House Trust (RHT) are staging a conference to share recent summaries of knowledge on the interpretation of the House.