Posted on: 18th November 2015
A vote at the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) General Conference in Paris this week has meant that three of Ireland’s world famous landscapes have been designated as UNESCO sites.
View more info on Internationally important landscapes awarded new UNESCO designation
Posted on: 17th November 2015
This month, schoolchildren and community groups will don welly boots to plant free trees from the Woodland Trust. Over 460,000 trees will take root throughout the UK, with 20,000 set to grace the Northern Ireland landscape.
View more info on Tree planting offers to brighten the landscape
Posted on: 11th November 2015
New Forestry Grant Schemes worth £17.4m will support woodland expansion in Northern Ireland, the rural development minister has said.
View more info on Tree protection and planting schemes to get £17.4m
Posted on: 10th November 2015
Environment Minister Mark H Durkan today announced an Environment Fund (EF) for applications from eligible Not for Profit organisations and councils.
View more info on Durkan Announces Environment Fund
Posted on: 30th October 2015
Grants and Free Native Tree schemes for farmers, landowners and gardeners! There are Forest Service schemes for land over 5ha, Woodland Trust schemes for farms, One Million Trees scheme for landowners and The Ring of Gullion LPS Big Free tree giveaway for gardeners!
View more info on Gullion’s Green Woodlands and Hedgerows
Posted on: 27th October 2015
The Met Office are looking for volunteers to expand their network of voluntary manual rainfall measuring stations.
View more info on The Met Office needs you
Posted on: 9th October 2015
This is the opening verse of “The Ballad of Camlough River”, by James N Richardson, which was used as inspiration when designing the sculpture for the mill pond. Today saw the launch of Bessbrook s Flax Flower sculpture by artist Alan Burke.
View more info on Breathtaking New Sculpture for Bessbrook
Posted on: 9th October 2015
Dr Eileen Murphy a Senior Lecturer in the School of Geography Archaeology & Palaeoecology at Queen’s University Belfast will be delivering a lecture in Ti Chulainn on Reading our past – Graveyard memorials in Ireland and North America on the 19th October at 7.30pm.
View more info on Reading our past – Graveyard memorials in Ireland and North America
Posted on: 1st October 2015
“What’s about in the Wild” is the name of a new programme of events and training being offered this autumn…
View more info on Who goes there? Wildlife Tracks and Trails
Posted on: 29th September 2015
Helen Mark visits the Ring Of Gullion in Northern Ireland to discover it's ancient geographical features that are now attracting visitors from all over the world.
View more info on The Ring of Gullion on Open Country
Posted on: 25th September 2015
Have you ever seen a Lizard in the Ring of Gullion area? Do you have a photo?
View more info on Irish Wildlife Trust Launch Lizard Survey
Posted on: 25th September 2015
Local company, Wibble Web Design & Development has won a DANI award – Northern Ireland’s premier digital industry awards for its work on the revamp of the Ring of Gullion’s new website. The website revamp was part of The Ring of Gullion Landscape Partnership, a Heritage Lottery Fund programme to conserve and enhance some of the region’s most treasured landscapes.
View more info on Local company wins prestigious design award for Ring of Gullion Website
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Posted on 1st October 2021
Posted on 1st October 2021
Intangible Cultural Heritage Experiences Development in the Ring of Gullion
Posted on 1st October 2021
Ring of Gullion AONB
Crossmaglen Community Centre,
O’Fiaich Square,
Crossmaglen,
BT35 9AA.
Tel: +44 (0)330 137 4898
Email: info@ringofgullion.org
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