From dinosaurs to warrior scarecrows: 16 intriguing events to check out this National Heritage Week
There’s plenty of fun to be had and unusual sights to see as the annual heritage week kicks off.
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There’s plenty of fun to be had and unusual sights to see as the annual heritage week kicks off.
The remains, found in Gallows Hill in Dungarvan, are believed to date from the 17th Century.
Keep the kids entertained without blowing your back-to-school budget.
The farm taught hundreds of Irishmen to be self-sustaining during the worst of the Great Famine.
Heritage Week kicks off today, and a talk in Kilkenny on the abandoned medieval village of Rindoon is just one great example of what’s on.
We’ve got a great round-up of events taking place around the country.
Ireland’s canals, mines, breweries, potteries and cotton mills tell us much about our heritage. Let’s celebrate them.
In this special edition of our Heritage Ireland series, Neil Jackman takes his pick of Heritage Week events and fun…
It’s almost over but National Heritage Week runs until Sunday and there are still loads of great things you can do in the coming days.
Free events around the country have been introducing every age to the hidden treasures in their locality.
As part of the Hidden Ireland series, Neil Jackman focuses on the historical gems of Waterford – and what you can see in Heritage Week, kicking off today!
It’s right in the heart of Dublin’s city centre but few people have been inside the Freemasons’ Grand Lodge of Ireland. Here’s what it’s like inside.
A record 1,550 events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
A record number of events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
Meath site pips the Cliffs of Moher and Glendalough as the nation’s favourite site, as National Heritage week kicks off on Saturday.
We’ve got a county-by-county round up of the best events taking place this weekend to celebrate Irish culture and history.
The nine-day festival kicked off on Saturday, with events across the country including at least 200 in Dublin alone.