18% increase brings Heritage Council budget to €14.3m
Heritage Council welcomes increased allocation in Budget 2023
Energy efficient renovations to traditional buildings Course launched
A first-of-its-kind course, that will use innovative teaching methods to upskill building professionals in the design and delivery of high-quality, energy-efficient renovations to traditional buildings, was launched by Minister of State for Heritage & Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD at the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) on Friday 23rd September.
Training course- Fundamentals in Energy Renovation for Traditional Buildings.
The Heritage Council, in conjunction with the Digital Academy of the Built Environment (DASBE) and the Technological University of the Shannon, is providing an accredited training course on the Fundamentals in Energy Renovation for Traditional Buildings.
National Heritage Week 2022 begins this Saturday
1,400+ in-person events, alongside digital heritage projects, will take place across Ireland beginning Saturday, 13th August.
Donegal celebrates regeneration and addresses dereliction
Unveiling of Heritage Council and Department of Housing funded regeneration project coincides with conference on house dereliction.
Heritage Council’s Museum Standards Programme for Ireland proves size doesn’t matter
Allihies Copper Mine Museum and National Museum of Ireland share the stage on day of recognition for the museum sector.