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- Heritage Building Show in County Wicklow
- This Place We Call Home - Dublin Open Houses October
- Downstairs Dublin Celebrates Irish Architecture
- Tour Dublin Docks with the Irish Georgian Society
- Deadline for Funding via Built Heritage Investment Scheme Looming
- Want to know more about Conserving Your Dublin Period House?
- New Book Exploring Ireland's Lost Heritage
- Traditional Building Show at Portumna Castle
- Dublin's Draft City Development Plan will be debated at the end of May
- Who is going to stand up for Ireland's Architectural history?
- The 2016 Desmond Guinness Research Scholarship Still Open
- The Desmond Guinness Scholarship Announced
- Conservation Course for Period Property Owners in Dublin
- Wicklow Protected Structures to Benefit from Rural Regeneration Schemes
- Storm Damage after Ophelia - Cost to Protected Structures
- The Sunday Times Ireland looks at the Pros and Cons of Owning Period Property
- How to Look After Your Dublin Period Home - IGS Spring Seminars Underway
- Still Confusion About Protected Structures
- Many Period Properties in Ireland are Underinsured
- €4.3 Million Available in Grants for Protected Structure Conservatiion
- One of the largest State Protected Structures Set for Re-development
- The Cost of Looking After Protected Structures Mean that Many Are Neglected
- Conservationists have raised serious concerns about the proposed M11 upgrade through the 'Garden of Ireland' in County Wicklow and its impact on historic houses in the area
- Two 1970s Low Rise Buildings in Dublin are Amongst the Youngest Buildings to be Given Protected Structure Status
- Restoring and Re-purposing Our Built Heritage Offers the Most Sustainable Option for Housing in Ireland
- Don't Miss Out on Voting for Your Favourite Architectural Project
- National Heritage Week in August Celebrates Ireland's Great Traditions Passed Down Through Generations
- Historic Houses of Ireland Welcome Visitors During Heritage Week
- The Irish Georgian Society's May Lectures on Classicism and Conservation
- Tullynisk House in Birr, Co Offaly Will Host a Two Day Course on the use of Lime in Traditional Buildings
- Built Heritage Investment Grants increase from €15,000 to €50,000
- National Heritage Week Underway with some of Ireland's Most Beautiful Historic Houses Open to the Public
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