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On 16 May 2011 we held our 2011 raffle.   Eddie McParland – a trustee of Irish Landmark – was asked to draw the tickets.   The pictures here show Eddie – with Mary and Dorothy Ellen – drawing the tickets. The … Continue reading →

I am just back from a wild and wonderful visit to Cromwell Point. For those of you who don’t know Cromwell Point, it’s tucked away on one of Ireland’s most westerly points on Valentia Island, Co. Kerry. To reach the … Continue reading →

The seminar on Tuesday, 23 November 2010 was very successful.   Over 90 people attended on the day. We started in St.Werburgh’s Church where we were first welcomed by Archdeacon David Pierpoint.   The church architect, David Young of Hamilton Young Architects … Continue reading →

Following the very successful seminar last year on two houses in Henrietta Street in Dublin, plans are well in hand for this year’s Irish Landmark seminar (on Tuesday, 23 November) which will focus  on St.Werburgh’s Church in Dublin.  The purpose … Continue reading →

Recently, Irish Landmark Trust received a query as follows: “My granny has died and we’re trying to clear out her house. But it seems a shame to just throw out furniture items that are still good. They don’t suit our … Continue reading →

The first post mentioned that Irish Landmark has 21 properties conserved and available for holiday bookings.  It might be surprising to say that even in these difficult economic times the Trust continues to develop new projects.   Conservation work recently commenced … Continue reading →

I decided to start this blog about Irish Landmark Trust as a way of spreading the word about what it is Irish Landmark does, and also offering opportunities for others to engage in the discussion about the value of saving … Continue reading →