Seo cúigiú Plean Straitéiseach na Comhairle Oidhreachta. Agus é ag tógáil ar a bhfuil bainte amach leis na pleananna go nuige seo, tugann an Plean seo an deis don Chomhairle tabhairt faoi thionscadail nua agus fanacht ar thús cadhnaíochta maidir leis na cuir chuige is úrnua do chaomhnú, bainistiú agus forbairt oidhreachta.
The Heritage Council is delighted to announce that the winner of the 2018 Tidy Towns Heritage Award is Milltown Schools’ Heritage Food Project from Co. Galway.
The Heritage Council Conservation Internship Scheme with Irish cultural institutions celebrates 10 Years
The findings of a major new survey of the strengths and opportunities for Letterkenny have been launched today by the Heritage Council, Queen’s University Belfast and Donegal County Council.
Funded under EYCH Community Grant Scheme 2018
Professional conservation and preservation treatment to 18th and 19th century letters and papers held in the Monksgrange Archives. The items for treatment were selected by a consultative team including historian/achivist Dr. Philip Bull, paper conservation specialist Susan Corr and archives manager Jeremy Hill.
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.
The ANSEO project aim is to digitally archive all the national school statutory records in North Mayo - West Sligo.
During the week of 20 to 24 August, 6 Irish people were successfully trained in iron smelting by Lee Sauder. On the weekend, a further 12 teams smelted local bog ore into iron. The furnaces had an unheard of 100% success rate and over 150kg of iron was made. About 800 to 1000 people attended the event. The event was advertised in local newspapers, on radio, via social media and a RTE Nationwide team recorded the event the whole day on Sunday 26 August.
Go Wild in Galway festival celebrated the natural heritage of the city and connected people with nature.
The Heritage Council has today launched a new round of the Historic Towns Initiative aimed at supporting heritage-led regeneration in our historic towns €1 million will be made available to a number of towns to assist in their regeneration.