Heritage Council gives three museums full accreditation

The Heritage Council has today rewarded three museums for their excellence.

Heritage Council gives three museums full accreditation
Wed, 29 Jun, 2011 - 16:45

The Heritage Council has today rewarded three museums for their excellence.

Donegal County Museum, Farmleigh and the GAA museum in Dublin have been given full accreditation under the Museum Standards Programme for Ireland.

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