Concerned with conserving the best of Ireland's heritage, both built and natural. Policy, environmental programs, National Spring Clean, planning, events.

Photographs and description of inter-war buildings in Ireland, predominantly Art Deco. It includes cinemas and the remarkable church designed by Chicago architect Francis Barry Byrne. Geo-cities pop-up banners.

The story of the restoration of this 250-year-old thatched cottage in County Wexford.

Proposes policies and priorities for the identification, protection, preservation and enhancement of the national heritage. News, a bulletin board, publications and events.

Interactive maps lead to photographs, descriptions and visitor information on historic sites, buildings, gardens and inland waterways managed by Dúchas, the Heritage Service.

Represents a broad selection of heritage attractions. For each there is a location map, photograph, brief history and visitor information. Also an events list.

Aims to advance knowledge and standards of conservation practice. Objectives, courses, publications and membership

A charitable company established in 1976 to collect and preserve the records of Ireland's architectural heritage and make them available to researchers.

Ireland's architectural heritage society. Its interests have spread from Georgian to the conservation of distinguished examples of architecture of all periods in Ireland. Hosted by Archéire.

An official online gazetteer of historic buildings in Ireland. For each there is an image and description. The database is searchable in several ways, including by map.

Jean Manco's guide covers archives, maps, images, building types, ecclesiastical sources, bibliographies and styles. Also gives an introduction to the development of villages and towns.

A charity aiming to save smaller historic buildings at risk by restoration and conversion into self-catering holiday homes. Includes profile, properties and booking.