The Church and Graveyard of St James are situated on a two-acre site adjacent to Dingle’s Main Street. It has historic connections with Spain, Dingle port once being a point of embarkation for medieval pilgrimages to the shrine of St James at Santiago de Compostela.
Wildlife, local economies and tourism to flourish as Heritage Council announces €2.37m worth of funding for projects.
Tá an fiadhúlra, geilleagair áitiúla agus an turasóireacht chun dul faoi bhláth mar gheall ar an maoiniú €2.37m atá fógartha do thionscadail ag an gComhairle Oidhreachta.
Tá an fiadhúlra, geilleagair áitiúla agus an turasóireacht chun dul faoi bhláth mar gheall ar an maoiniú €2.37m atá fógartha do thionscadail ag an gComhairle Oidhreachta.
The Heritage Council is pleased to announce, in partnership with the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), a new course, ‘Certificate in Energy Renovation for Traditional Buildings (Level 8)’.
Six new Biodiversity Officers to be recruited in six local authorities around the country by the end of 2022.
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.