The Dundalk CTCHC Summary Report 2019 will help to inform investment decisions for the future management and revitalisation of the historic town centre. The timing of the report for the historic Border Town is particularly important, given the pending Brexit in the autumn.
Climate change is the greatest threat to Ireland's historic towns. Acknowledging this, the Irish Walled Towns Network (IWTN) has just adopted a series of low carbon policies that it hopes, in a small way, will help solve this massive issue.
The Michael Davitt Museum is one of ten recipients awarded at an awards ceremony in Kilkenny Castle, in recognition of the important ongoing work that is being done in the sector to protect their collections, enhance their services and provide excellent levels of customer service to their visitors.
The findings of a major new RED C survey, on the strengths and opportunities for Monaghan Town Centre have been released today by the Monaghan Collaborative Town Centre Health Check Team
The Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Josepha Madigan, TD, today launched National Heritage Week 2019, Ireland’s great annual celebration of our national heritage, which takes place from 17th to 25th of August.
The National Biodiversity Data Centre (NBDC) is the name given to a programme established by the Heritage Council in 2006.It addresses the need identified by the Council that data on Ireland’s biodiversity be collected recorded and fully accessible to the public.
NUI Galway researchers, with colleagues in Ulster Wildlife and The Vincent Wildlife Trust need your help with their 2019 Squirrel and Pine Marten survey
There are an estimated 175,000 buildings still standing in Ireland that were constructed before 1919. Thousands more were built between the two world wars. With proper care and maintenance almost all of these buildings will continue to endure.
Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Josepha Madigan, TD, today – 28 November 2019 - launched the 2020 Historic Towns Initiative, providing €1 million in funding for heritage-led regeneration in our historic towns.
As the Irish countryside changes, gardens are becoming increasingly important havens for many bird species and it is vital for Birdwatch Ireland to know how their populations are faring.