EDUCATION EVENT : TURAS TREORAITHE TRÍ GHAEILGE! As part of National Heritage Week 2024, we're delighted to host an Irish Language Tour!

Basketmaking Demonstration/Screening with Beth Murphy - The basket weaving episode no.

“Charles Villiers Stanford – and the Dublin he never left behind!” In the centenary year of the death of Charles Villiers Stanford, Dean Morton e

We are delighted to have Seamus Kirwan join us for a spinning workshop to celebrate our wool & spinning heritage in the Cooley Peninsula. Thi

Walk in the footsteps of the Franciscan friars that once inhabited Lough Eske, learning about important historical sites along the picturesque ro

The theme for National Heritage Week 2025 (16–24 August) is ‘Exploring Our Foundations’.

Welcome to the Heritage Week Bat Walk at St Finbarr's Cemetery!

The Oral History Network of Ireland is very excited to be hosting ‘Voices from History – Inspiring and Creative Uses of Oral History’, an event t

Moygara Castle is one of the best surviving examples of a Gaelic Castle that survives. In 2025, Moygara Castle is entering its fifth season of Co

Join us at Carnew Library on Friday, 22nd August at 7:00pm for an inspiring evening highlighting how co-operation builds thriving communities. Th

EDUCATION EVENT : IRISH SIGN LANGUAGE (ISL) TOUR! As part of National Heritage Week 2024, we're delighted to host an Irish Sign Language (ISL) To

Athlone Castle will be opening to the public with free admission for all! Members of the Society for Creative Anachronism return to Athlone Castl