‘I am a hunter but I am a conservationist’: Meet the Roscommon gun-club members protecting endangered bird species
Many bird species have thrived since Ballydangan Bog was re-wetted and the drains removed
Many bird species have thrived since Ballydangan Bog was re-wetted and the drains removed
What prompts a small minority of people to wantonly damage our natural and built heritage, and how can we stop them?
Station could ‘compromise one of city’s most noted cultural heritage anchors’, State advisory body says
Like a wonderful open-air gallery hiding in plain sight, old shops reveal layers of stories about people, their lives and their times
Gemma Tipton offers a beginner’s guide to taking up a new cultural pursuit
Thousands of objects acquired while Ireland was part of the British Empire remain in Irish museums
Unesco site one of 10 places to be observed for decade to create template for management of sensitive heritage locations
RJ O’Donnell offers engaging stories and legends in her affectionate portrait of an older Ireland
Contents page for Heritage Council magazine 2022
Inchiquin House is at the edge of the Burren, an ideal base from which to explore the karst landscape, as well as its many historic sites and leisure activities
From seeing grey seals to going batty over bats, you can revel in the natural world all around us if you open your eyes and ears to it. Here are four easy-to-access options
Already a destination of choice for artists, academics, researchers and even TV and film production companies, the Irish Traditional Music Archive is also a treasure trove that is open to the public
Protecting water health is as critical to our heritage as the preservation of buildings and monuments, so it is vital we understand what is in our rivers and lakes
Farmers, the stewards of our land, are managing their holdings in ways that foster and maintain wildlife
From the heat of his forge in Killuragh, Co Limerick, master blacksmith Eric O'Neill explains why his skills are more in demand and relevant than ever
There is a way to connect the past, the present and the future in Ireland’s historic towns. It requires joined-up thinking
RIA president commends scholarly achievements, international distinction, contributions to Irish society
Wild Atlantic Nature €21m seeks to bring environmental, social benefits backed by farmer supports
More than 130 events around country to teach people ‘how to make space for nature’
Plan for 399-unit apartment scheme opposed by numerous agencies
Museum venue plan has role to play in vibrancy of city’s cultural life, says IFI director
Office of Public Works warns of ‘detrimental’ impact on the Royal Hospital Kilmainham
People all over the country have taken ownership of week, reflected in great diversity of its hundreds of events
There are at least 292 sweathouses on the island, 104 of them in Co Leitrim
Hosting weddings, tourists and music festivals help sustain heritage buildings
Restored Georgian building shows potential for ‘living over the shop’ on Liffey quays
Seen & Heard: Davy paid €14.2m by the National Treasury Management Agency
Government approves ‘framework for investment’ up to 2027
From dry rot to ultra high net worth lunch guests, the struggle to make a historic house pay
Obituary: He revived the Irish Georgian Society, and influenced State policy on historic houses
National Heritage Week will take place from August 15th to 23rd
RIAI iniative shows rescuing old buildings is easier than you might think
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices