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The River Barrow
Heritage Week 2022 is an opportunity to celebrate our heritage – from wildlife to buildings and local history to traditional skills. Everyone is welcome to take part.
River Barrow Safari with Eanna Ní Lamhna
Monks’ Tour in St. Canice’s Cathedral
Save Kilkenny’s Swifts
Attend a medieval tile making workshop
Exhibitions, talks and book launches
Got a winning project? Awards will be given for the Best County Heritage project; National Heritage Award; Sustainable Heritage Award; Biodiversity Award; Wild Child Award; Water Heritage Award; Sustainable and Inclusive Event Award.
Win a two-night break
Take part in the Landmark Trust competition for Heritage Week and win a two-night stay (value €400) in a unique Irish Landmark Trust heritage property of your choice.
National Heritage Week is a programme of the Heritage Council. It is supported by the local authority Heritage Officer network, the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, the OPW and Fáilte Ireland.
For further information and advice on developing a project in Kilkenny please see www.heritageweek.ie. or contact the Kilkenny County Council Heritage Officer at heritage@kilkennycoco.ie.
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