Over 17-25 August 2024, the community of Shercock will come together for an inaugural programme of heritage walks through the town.

The Graiguenamanagh ‘Town of Books’ Festival, now in its 21st year, was ‘born’ in 2003.

We’re delighted to offer an autism friendly Creepy Crawlies: LOVE/HATE exhibition experience to families.

Using locally-grown willow, you will learn the basics of basket-making and create your own willow flower in this short workshop which will be

Display/presentation on historical narrative and time-line on two Harry Clarke stained glass windows in St Johns church.

This Heritage Week event is specifically aimed at people living with dementia and their carers.

Have the craic, enjoy the ceol agus scéalta at Cavan Adventure Centre as part of National Heritage Week.

This walk and talk around parts of Carlow town is to raise discussion about some of the hidden and sometimes passed-by aspects of the built, c

Our area has a great tradition of music sessions in the local pubs. We want to bring this music to our local Community Centre.

This is an opportunity to hear the story of Hastings Farmhouse and the project to restore it as a community heritage venue.

This Heritage Week event is aimed at forestry practitioners, forestry owners and landowners.

Join Ballyhaunis Tidy Town members and ecologist Dr Mary Tubridy, author of the Ballyhaunis Biodiversity Action Plan, for a walk and talk focu