How Lemanaghan Bog is revealing our shared past today
Community Stories, Latest News, OffalyHelen Shaw – Tóchar Stories On January 24th 2025 Ciara Egan and the Lemanaghan Bog Heritage and Conservation Group, Co […]
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Helen Shaw – Tóchar Stories On January 24th 2025 Ciara Egan and the Lemanaghan Bog Heritage and Conservation Group, Co […]
People from across Westmeath and the wider midlands region attended two public information evenings in Athlone and Mullingar in recent
People from across Roscommon gathered in the Percy French Hotel, Strokestown recently to learn about the restoration of Ireland’s rare fen wetlands, as part of a
Wednesday, 11 March 2026, Ireland: People from across Laois and Offaly gathered in recent weeks to learn about the restoration of Ireland’s rare fen wetlands, as part
Tóchar Midlands Wetland Restoration in collaboration with Photo Museum Ireland are delighted to announce an exciting new photographic commission that will highlight the important work of
Ireland is undergoing a profound shift. Across the country, ecosystems are under pressure and degrading rapidly. Yet every day, people
Helen Shaw – curator Tóchar Stories I’ve been visiting Carbury in Co Kildare and meeting with the community group who
by Helen Shaw – Tóchar Stories curator The sphagnum moss covering the earth at Scohaboy Bog (Móin na Scotha Buí)
Tóchar were happy to support the IRWC in recent times and wish to highlight the publishing of a request for
By Helen Shaw – curator Tóchar Stories There are stories woven into our family names and into the place names