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European Heritage Days 2022: Visit the wine capital of Ireland

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Local Irish mythology used to boost tourism

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Could Blueways start a new wave in sustainable tourism?

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Porte des Bombes illuminated in green for Saint Patrick's Day. Image: Joseph Psaila via Wikimedia under CC BY-SA 4.0

Look out for Irish heritage across Europe, this St Patrick’s Day

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New courses in Donegal are part of efforts to keep the art of weaving alive. Image: Donegal ETB

Making history with a revival of weaving in Donegal, Ireland

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Security patrols to guard vandalized prehistoric burial site in Ireland

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Pandemic threatens Irish and global pub culture

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Cultural heritage works nominated for Mies van der Rohe Award

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A bridge crossing a river in Tipperary, Ireland

New initiative to celebrate Irish ancestry by planting native Irish trees

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Ruins of Ballinskelligs Castle in Ireland

Ireland and Scotland sign MoU on cultural heritage and climate action

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The Notre Dame Cathedral fire in 2019. Image: Alexander Perrien Canva CC0

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