Pop into the museum and let’s build a train world together. Get interactive and creative.

Local heritage expert Liam O'hUigín leads a walking tour of historical parts of Cork City, from Nano Nagle Bridge to North Gate Bridge vi

A search-and-find activity for children in which participants travel the roads of Ireland from within the four walls of Mayfield Library.

In the 1940's, the Folklore Commission gathered interviews from elderly people around Ireland about The Great Famine.

On Saturday 24th of August the community of Newtown, Clogher (F12 PF99) will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Marian Grotto which was ere

Language and the spoken word play a major role in connecting all of us, and The Brosna River Literary & Music Festival focuses greatly on

Twice each year the setting sun appears to roll down the northern flank of Croagh Patrick.

A guided heritage walk in the Glen River Park with Gerard O’Brien.

Calling all history buffs! Malahide Castle is hosting an Oral History Open Day to celebrate Heritage Week 2024.

To celebrate Heritage Week, join former Librarian Jim Walsh, for a walk down memory lane as he talks us through the history of Balbriggan Libr

The sailing ship Tayleur was wrecked on Lambay 170 years ago on 28th January 1854.

Cork LGBT Archive will have three of our Exhibitions on display for Heritage Week on the mezzanine in St Peters Cork.