The 2025 National Heritage Week website is now live, calling on people, communities and organisations nationwide to register their events for this year’s celebration, taking place from 16–24 August. Pictured at the launch in the Crypts in Dublin’s oldest building, Christ Church Cathedral, is (L-R) Annabelle Nolan (9), Fletcher Nolan (11), Virginia Teehan, Heritage Council CEO, Christoper O'Sullivan TD, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, and Matilda Nolan (7). Now in its 25th year, National Heritage Week is Ireland’s largest heritage festival with thousands of events taking place all over the island of Ireland. This year’s theme, Exploring Our Foundations, encourages reflection on the roots of our shared heritage — from historic buildings and ancient landscapes to cherished customs, oral traditions and cultural practices. Under the guiding themes of Built, Cultural, and Natural Heritage, the festival highlights the diverse elements that continue to shape Ireland’s identity and sense of place. Photo: Fran Veale.
LIMERICK people are being invited to submit their events for the 2025 National Heritage Week.
Organisers across Limerick are preparing for the celebration which runs from 16-24 August.
Now in its 25th year, National Heritage Week is Ireland’s larges heritage festival, with over 2,000 events taking place annually, attended by almost 400,000 people.
Last year, Limerick hosted 33 events for National Heritage Week. From guided walks and hands-on workshops to musical performances and heritage trails, communities across the county showcased a rich tapestry of local heritage.
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This year’s theme, ‘Exploring Our Foundations’, invites individuals and communities to reflect on the elements that underpin our shared heritage.
