A big welcome to the Heritage Council podcast and a theme that we are embracing for this series in 2021 is “inclusive heritage”
This will involve a broad overview of the multi-layered experiences which encompass Ireland’s past, and will also put into context how this sense of heritage is all part of our collective experience, and why so much of what went before, still resonates in the present.
Thank you for listening!
SPAB Ireland
Across Divides
Judie Russell
The Heritage Council
Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media as part of Mná100 project
SIL Conference
Patrick Bresnihan
The Royal Irish Academy
Una & Andrea's United Ireland
History Hub.ie
Oliver Corr Craic Theatre
History Ireland
John Purcell
The Royal Irish Academy
KCLR96FM
Laura Fitzachary
Moore Institute
Odhrán Johnson
Near FM – Listen Again
Clare FM
Foróige
The Irish People
Gertrude Cotter
Independent.ie
Sinn Féin
Focus Podcast
iCRAG
Newstalk
Fingal Libraries
Áras an Uachtaráin
Live95
The Royal Irish Academy
Irish Radio Canada
Friendly Podcast
Culture Night Podcast
Wireless
Marine Institute
Maurice Macartney
RTÉ:Ireland
Cavan Online Radio
Ports, Past and Present
Right To Change Radio
Concern Worldwide
Newstalk
RTÉ Radio 1
Ireland's Edge
Fingal Libraries' Europe Direct Podcast
UCD Decade of Centenaries
www.cit.ie
RTÉ Radio 1
Western Development Commission
Ibec
explorelifesciences
The Field Day Podcast
TEaCH CoLab
Pat O'Mahony
Tom O'Connor
Midlands 103
Morning Ireland
Story, Building
Holywell Trust
None
Newstalk
UCC School of Law
The Echo Newspaper
Near Archive
Concordia Irish Studies Podcast
Rural Routes
WLR
RTÉ
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
UCD Humanities Institute
spunout
Cork County Council
JP Quinn
Holywell Trust
Auckland Council
RTÉ Radio 1
What About Us The Podcast
office@wiprogram.org
Laura Rooney Ferris - Academic & Special Libraries
Bob O'Boyle
RTÉ Radio 1
Newstalk
wildworkpodcast
None
Radio Kerry
Newstalk
RTÉ
Dublin Digital Radio
STAND
Eamon Ryan
Shared Future News
SAHA
www.cit.ie
Cathal Brennan and John Dorney
Dr Roisin Nash
TRAINART
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Social Justice Ireland