Residents in Wicklow are being encouraged to give their views on a new national heritage plan which is being put out for a period of public consultation.
Heritage Ireland 2030 aims to acknowledge the vital role it plays in local communities around the country and the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht is inviting the public’s views to help shape the priorities for Wicklow’s heritage over the next decade.
To facilitate the process, the Heritage Office, on behalf of the Wicklow Heritage Forum, has organised an open public information session in County Buildings, Wicklow town, on Tuesday 29th January, from 4.30-6.30 pm.
Submissions from the public are sought by 28th February and can be made via an online survey, e-mail or by post.
For more information online you can visit wicklow.ie
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