The Heritage Council has called on heritage newcomers, enthusiasts and experts of all ages across Ireland to focus on sustainable heritage and biodiversity when registering events and digital projects for inclusion as part of National Heritage Week 2022.
A Collaborative Town Centre Health Check (CTCHC) report is set to become the blueprint informing Tipperary town’s revitalisation
1,400+ in-person events, alongside digital heritage projects, will take place across Ireland beginning Saturday, 13th August.
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.
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.
Ten local authorities to appoint biodiversity officers.
Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD has launched a summary report assessing the strengths and opportunities of Kilkenny’s historic town centre.
New governance and structures for the National Biodiversity Data Centre as a company limited by guarantee (NBDC CLG)
€1.5 million available to support Ireland’s heritage through Community Heritage Grant Scheme
11 local authorities have been awarded funding to appoint biodiversity officers.