Cork groups fly the flag in national heritage awards

Two Cork projects have won national heritage awards — a group from Castlemartyr that remembers the work of Cork-born White House landscapist, John Saul; and the Cork LGBT Archive.

Cork groups fly the flag in national heritage awards
Thu, 23 Feb, 2017 - 00:00
Joyce Fegan

Yesterday, Minister for Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys, recognised nine projects under the Heritage Council’s awards.

The Cork LGBT Archive was a runner-up in the Hidden Heritage Award category for its Queer Republic of Cork exhibition last year.

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CourtsCastlemartyrjohn saulCorkLGBTPlace: CastlemartyrPlace: CorkPlace: IrelandPlace: White HousePlace: WashingtonPlace: Smithsonian GroundsPlace: President’s ParkPlace: The EllipsePlace: Lafayette SquarePlace: EdgeworthstownPerson: John SaulPerson: Minister for Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht AffairsPerson: Heather HumphreysPerson: Orla EganPerson: EganPerson: Arthur LeahyPerson: Matthew FarrellEvent: St Patrick’s DayEvent: weekOrganisation: Cork LGBT ArchiveOrganisation: Queer Republic of CorkOrganisation: Irish ExaminerOrganisation: Cork LGBT communityOrganisation: LBGTOrganisation: LGBT SocietyOrganisation: University College CorkOrganisation: Heritage CouncilOrganisation: John Saul Horticulture Appreciation Society
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