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Homeowner maintenance series

Homeowner maintenance series

Built/Urban Heritage & Archaeology

The maintenance series is a collection of five sheets providing the owners of older homes (i.e. built before World War II) with basic guidance on essential building maintenance.

  • Published by: SPAB Ireland & The Heritage Council
Our Ancient Landscapes- Hunter Gatherers in Ireland

Our Ancient Landscapes- Hunter Gatherers in Ireland

Built/Urban Heritage & Archaeology

The first peoples to have left substantial evidence of their ways of life in the Irish past were the hunter-gatherers of the Mesolithic period (‘Middle Stone Age’ dating to c. 10,000 to 6,000 years ago in Ireland).

  • Published by: The Heritage Council
  • Author(s): Prof Graeme Warren
IWTN- Irish Walled Towns Crier

IWTN- Irish Walled Towns Crier

Built/Urban Heritage & Archaeology

The latest edition of the Walled Town Crier. Magazine of The Heritage Council's IWTN Network.

  • Published by: The Heritage Council
  • Author(s): The Heritage Council
Irish Walled Town Crier- June Edition

Irish Walled Town Crier- June Edition

Built/Urban Heritage & Archaeology

Newsletter of the Irish Walled Towns Network (IWTN).

  • Published by: The Heritage Council
  • Author(s): The Heritage Council
Irish Walled Town Crier- August Edition

Irish Walled Town Crier- August Edition

Built/Urban Heritage & Archaeology

Newsletter of the Irish Walled Towns Network. 

  • Published by: An Chomhairle Oidhreachta
  • Author(s): An Chomhairle Oidhreachta
Holy Wells

Holy Wells

Built/Urban Heritage & Archaeology

Ireland’s holy wells are sacred places steeped in long held traditions and customs. Holy wells hold an important place in Ireland’s cultural heritage and religious tradition, offering visitors a peaceful place for personal devotion, prayer and healing. This publication from the Heritage Council provides an account of their traditions, folklore, biodiversity value and origins.

  • Published by: The Heritage Council
  • Author(s): Tamlyn McHugh