National Heritage Week announces official partners for 2022 The Heritage Council is delighted to announce the official partners for National Heritage Week 2022. This year, we are generously supported by Fáilte Ireland, the Office of Public Works, the Local Authority Waters Programme, and the Irish Landmark Trust.
Tips for getting started with your heritage event or project National Heritage Week 2022 celebrates the full return of in-person events and welcomes back digital heritage projects, which have been hugely popular over the last two years. There are countless approaches you can take and we have brought together some tips to help you hit the ground running.
Sustainability: Preserving our past for our future In 2022, National Heritage Week is all about engaging with heritage to create a more resilient world. The themes of sustainability and biodiversity encourage us to examine the intersection of the environment and preserving our tangible, intangible and natural heritage.
National Heritage Week 2022 The Heritage Council is delighted to announce that National Heritage Week 2022 will take place from Saturday, 13th August to Sunday, 21st August 2022.
National Heritage Week 2021 County Winners This year, the Heritage Council once again recognised the efforts of individuals, families and community groups from across the island to ensure the preservation, protection and promotion of Ireland’s built, natural and cultural heritage. The County Award category was presented to the most successful heritage project from each county around the island.
Ireland’s ‘Heritage Heroes’ celebrated at National Heritage Awards 2021 More than 1,055 heritage projects, developed by more than 863 groups, families and communities were considered for an award