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  Newsletter: December 2024 The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is a framework bringing together different sectors across the island of Ireland to create a landscape where pollinators can survive and thrive. Its implementation is coordinated by the National Biodiversity Data Centre...

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Community Heritage and Biodiversity Grant Scheme 2025: Scheme to support projects that complement the delivery of the Waterways Ireland Heritage and Biodiversity Plan In support of the Waterways Ireland Heritage & Biodiversity Plan 2030, we are delighted to announce that the...

Ireland has a unique built environment of extraordinary quality – our historic buildings and structures are a vital part of our national heritage. There are almost fifty thousand protected structures around Ireland. Many of these are in great need of investment to ensure their...

Please find a link below to the latest Healthy Meath Newsletter. HI Meath Newsletter – Dec24Jan25 We wish all our readers and collaborators a wonderful Christmas and a happy & healthy new year.

The Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, has launched the 2024/2025 Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme. The Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme provides funding for the development of new and existing outdoor recreational...

Source: BHIS Historic Thatched Buildings Stream 2025 The purpose of the scheme is to protect the heritage value of historic thatched roof buildings across Ireland, including dwellings and other structures. The closing date for applications is the 20th of December 2024. The scheme...

Please find attached information on the training programmes and scheduled dates for training from January to June of 2025:  

Irish Hospice Foundation are delighted to announce our 2025 Bereavement and Loss Workshop series. From January to June, we’ll be running 20 online workshops, covering a range of topics on bereavement and loss, such as “Bereavement in the School Community”, “Working with Adults...

The Telesis dot pen machine works by stamping your EIRCODE into the item to be marked using a pattern of dots. It varies the strength of the stamp to suit the material it is marking, and can mark carbon fibre, metal, wood, plastic – anything except glass which may shatter. Both...