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Our 2025 'Conserving You Dublin Period House' course is now open for bookings. This course, a collaboration with Dublin City Council is a must for owners of period homes or listed properties and built heritage professionals. More info: igs.ie/events/conserv…

Did you know that our Traditional Farm Buildings Grant Scheme isn’t just for farm outbuildings. You can apply to repair: 🔹 Gates, piers and walls 🔹Cobbled yard surfaces 🔹 Walled orchards 🔹 Millraces, masonry dungsteads and more! Deadline: 10th March 2025 View all

📢 Community Heritage Grant Scheme – Now Open for Applications! We are now accepting applications for Our Community Heritage Grant Scheme. This scheme is designed to support voluntary and community groups as well as heritage NGOs with heritage projects in their communities.

There are still a few tickets left for our London Chapter YIGs (Young Irish Georgians) tour of the College of Arms, London on 26th Feb. For more info eventbrite.co.uk/e/private-tour…

The first thatch training course in 15 years has officially begun in Kilkenny, marking a pivotal step in preserving one of Ireland's most critically endangered traditional skills. This full-time, 42-week course, launched by The Heritage Council in partnership with the Kilkenny

There are a few places remaining on our member's trip to Romania in May. For itinerary and booking info: igs.ie/events/igs-mem…

There is just over a week left to apply for the IGS Conservation Grants Programme *Deadline is 5pm, Wed 19th February* For more info igs.ie/updates/articl…

Congratulations to Damian Collins whose book and related exhibition "The Metal stamp'd by honest Fame’: gold and silver boxes 1632-1830' was launched at Dublin Castle last week. Damian is pictured here with our Dept colleague Dr Alison FitzGerald who supervised his MLitt thesis.

Traditional farm buildings are a vital part of our rural landscape, reflecting generations of history and craftsmanship. To support their conservation, The Heritage Council, in partnership with the Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is offering grants to repair traditional farm buildings and

Before & After: a Dublin room reborn. The upper floors of Dublin's street buildings, as here at #18Ormond Quay Upper, offer huge potential to provide high quality new living space for which they were designed. This room was simply repaired with thought and traditional skills.

History & architecture lovers, here's a treat for next weekend. Dublin Decoded are back, from Sat 1st of March, starting with a rare Sat version of our O'Connell St tour. Here's the Art Deco CIE ticket office at Nelson Pillar. Our tickets are at dublindecoded.com

Our 2025 'Conserving Your Dublin Period House Course' starts next Tues afternoon (4 March). Talks are available to watch in person and online and the whole course of 13 talks can still be purchased at the discounted rate of €140 (saving over €50!). igs.ie/events/conserv…

The historicirishhouses are co-hosting a Seminar on 'Landed Estate Collections in the National Library of Ireland: New avenues for research' on 28 March coming. Please see details attached: nli.ie/.../seminar-la…...

Please see below a call for applications for the Kevin B. Nowlan Castletown Research Bursary. Details and application form can be found here: castletownfoundation.com/kevin-b-nowlan…

Our thatch training course with Kilkenny and Carlow ETB (KCETB) is underway! Led by expert thatcher Brian Simpson, the 42-week full-time programme offers students an incredible opportunity to learn this critically endangered traditional skill. Thank you to all who joined us for a special gathering

There are still spaces left for our lecture by Professor David Fleming on Limerick and Edmund Sexton Pery. For more info igs.ie/events/prof-da…

Our second information webinar on the All Ireland Heritage Skills Programme takes place tomorrow Tuesday 25th March at 7:00pm. See ow.ly/UVJY50VlClr for details on how to join.

Dublin Civic Trust has partnered with the Irish Georgian Society to host a one-day conference with a programme of expert speakers tackling the question: Dublin 2025: A city in crisis... Or a golden opportunity? Wednesday 7th May 2025 Book online: eventbrite.ie/e/dublin-2025-…

Brilliant morning today, touring the history and architecture of the O’Connell St area, with the always-excellent members of the wonderful Irish Georgian Society Society. Oh, and huge kudos, and thanks, to Jack, of the IGS, for taking these excellent snaps!

There are still a few tickets left for our conference next Wed 7th May 'DUBLIN 2025: a city in crisis or a golden opportunity?' in partnership with Dublin Civic Trust For more info & to book go to igs.ie/events/dublin-…