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

The ISACS Network, in partnership with the Irish Showmen’s Guild, the University of Galway and Archives Ireland, are delighted to invite you to t

Come and join us for a chat and a stroll in Strokestown exploring heritage buildings along the way.

Join us for an enriching 90-minute guided tour, equally split between two of Dublin’s most iconic landmarks: Saint Patrick’s Cathedral and Marsh’

To celebrate National Heritage Week, St Catherine's Cultural Centre and the Lusitania Museum & Old Head Signal Tower are delighted to collabo

Join us at the General Paints Group Head Office in Celbridge this Heritage Week for a unique opportunity to step back in time and explore the rem

Heritage Day Free Tours on Monday August 19th at 11.30 / 12.30 / 2.00 / 3.00 King House Historic & Cultural Centre, located just off N4 in Bo

Having held our inaugural Rambling House during National Heritage Week in 2016, this event has grown from strength to strength and epitomizes the

As the theme for National Heritage Week 2025 is ‘Exploring Our Foundations’ the Museum staff have prepared a special tour that begins with the or

In every ripple, every path and every steeple is a story .

This talk introduces the idea of the literary rebel. How do we decide who to root for in a literary text?

The River Greese (also spelled Griese; Irish An Ghrís) is a small fast flowing river in Ballitore and is a tributary of the River Barrow.