This is a wonderful film adaptation of That They May Face the Rising Sun. Highly recommend a viewing...

In case you missed it - we're delighted that Dr Averill Earls Averill Earls talk Love and Sex Between Men in Dublin, 1884 to 1973 is now available to watch on
Dublin City Council 's YouTube channel: youtu.be/aXuJ9h7avsc?si…

In case you missed it - we're delighted that Joseph Brady's talk is now available to watch with ISL on Dublin City Council's YouTube channel: youtu.be/GzhSwO_Vrgs?si…

We're incredibly excited for the next talk in our Oak Room Heritage series this evening at 6pm given by Graham Hickey, CEO of Dublin Civic Trust.

There are still a few seats left!

You can reserve your space here: eventbrite.ie/e/dublin-civic…

‘One of the most overlooked female figures in Irish history.’
Mary McAuliffe and Harriet Wheelock appeared on an inspiring episode of Nationwide where they discussed the legacy of Dr Kathleen Lynn.
Watch it back now:
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Graham Hickey, CEO of Dublin Civic Trust will be giving the 3rd of Dublin City Heritage Office Oak Room Public lectures on the 20th March at 6pm. Graham will be speaking about his conservation work they are undertaking on 18 Ormond Quay Upper and 68 Arran St East.

We have a few seats left for Graham's lecture on the Dublin Civic Trust's ongoing conservation of 18 Ormond Quay and 68 Arran Street East, which won the European Heritage Award / Europa Nostra Award 2021. Europa Nostra

The Niall McCullough Lecture Series
presented by Valerie Mulvin,
McCullough Mulvin Architects and Friends of Niall McCullough
Inaugural lecture: Rafael Moneo - Thurs 25th April, 7pm, Edmund Burke Theatre, Trinity College Dublin tinyurl.com/5ym5n9px

A chilly morning in the park for our tour with the members of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, thank you to all who attended. The Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland Dublin City Heritage Office The Heritage Council Dan Casimiro

Passionate about preserving our heritage for future generations? So are we!

Our Community Heritage grant scheme is now open for applications from community/voluntary groups nationwide for heritage projects-built, natural and cultural.

Find out more at ow.ly/4j8L50QHKZR

Join us & Building Change. for a double film screening in the gallery space SABE_TUDublin. We are delighted to present 2 outstanding films on the topic of demolition on March 13th from 5pm.

This is a landmark publication – Caron’s book is a remarkable achievement that will greatly appeal to everyone with an interest in stained glass or Irish art, scholars and non-specialist enthusiasts alike. fourcourtspress.ie/books/2023/mic…

Delighted that 14 Henrietta Street was awarded the triennial Silver Medal for Conservation by RIAI yesterday for the years 2017-2019 along with the National Gallery of Ireland for the years 2014 - 2016. This is a huge honour for Dublin City Council + Shaffrey Architects.
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A huge thank you to Dr Joseph Brady who brought Dublin's cartographic history to life at the #MansionHouse last night with his discussion of his new publication 'Dublin: Mapping the City' - the latest in our series of Oak Room Heritage Talks. #OakRoomTalks #DublinHeritage

The Community Heritage Grant Scheme supports heritage-focused NGOs, voluntary and community groups.
Applications are now open until the 25th of March 2024. To see if you’re eligible for The Community Heritage Grant visit heritagecouncil.ie/funding