The Tralee Town Centre Health Check is an initiative of the Heritage Council and was piloted across nine towns in Ireland, one of which was Tralee. The health check aims to raise awareness, understanding and appreciation of the critical role that our historic town centres play and the wide-ranging impacts they have on quality of life for citizens and visitors alike.
Conservation and stabilistation of masonry ruins at Killabban medieval church focusing on the chancel arch, the east gable and part of the south wall.
Funding under the EYCH Community Grant Scheme 2018
The development of a Conservation Management Plan for butterflies on Lullymore West Bog, Kildare 2018-2025.
Re-pointing and structural repairs at ‘An Cabhail Mhór’ or ‘The Great Ruin’ in Killinaboy, Co. Clare through community workshops. A collaboration between SPAB Ireland, the Conservation Officer of Clare County Council and the Killinaboy Heritage and History Group
Restoration work carried out on wrought iron railing and gates for weigh bridge and cast iron weight scale.
This project aimed to connect members of the community with their local river, the Maigue and raise awareness of the natural heritage and amenity value of the river through environmental presentations and a kayaking trip.