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In celebrating #HeritageWeek2022, IGS is reflecting on 20 years of projects assisted through Conservation Grants. Funded by IGS London & IGS Inc (USA), over €1.6m has been awarded.

Day 3: Lion’s Gate, Mote Park, by Peter Murray.
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@HeritageHubIRE

The Office of Public Works wishes to appoint a panel for specialist art services: Provision of Art Conservation and Restoration Services to the Office of the Public Works:

https://t.co/JXbV6WUXrO

The closing date for applications is 10 October.

The Office of Public Works wishes to appoint a panel for specialist art services: Provision of Art Framing Services to the Office of Public Works:

https://t.co/saU2rFZ1se

Closing date for applications is 10 October.

The Office of Public Works wishes to appoint a panel for specialist art services: Provision of Art Transportation, Logistics and Installation Services to the Office of Public Works.

For more information: https://t.co/fFqwwqQdrO

The closing date for applications is 10 October.

Robert Crone (1740-79) was born in Dublin, settling in London in 1767, regularly contributing @royalacademy. He submitted a single piece to the Society of Artists of Ireland 1770 show @CAHDublin: 'A Landscape and Figures' (Private Collection).
Learn more: https://t.co/hHBl8AB0N6

.@watercolour_tww brings together public and private documentary watercolour collections from around the world. Collating and indexing these images and making them available to view by the public is central to their mission. https://t.co/aUNwKPJ1xz

The restoration of Leixlip Castle Boathouse was a project first undertaken by the Society in 2018. The first phase saw significant repairs to brick and stone work to the walls and window openings and the reinstatement of a copper dome (pictured). https://t.co/pDH2esPWBb

A beautifully illustrated 1971 IGS brochure gaily decorated with details of fanlights and buildings, advertising for sale reproductions of The [Irish] Georgian Society Records (1909-13), with a critical introduction by the Hon. Desmond Guinness. https://t.co/WBGKRxAezO

Fragments of 18th century plasterwork cornicing from Frascati House, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. The house was originally built in 1739, but demolished in 1983 despite a high-profile campaign to save it, after years of dereliction. #DublinFragments https://t.co/MaXHWyO14d

Our annual Standish Barry lecture takes place @CAHDublin on Thursday 24 October - 'To Rome, then Home: Batoni and his Irish Sitters'. Tickets: https://t.co/YrSgIajnlX

(Image: 'A Lady of the Leeson Family as a Sheperdess', Batoni, 1751 @NGIreland)