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The Heritage Centre has recently seen increases in visitor numbers and the Board believes that the time is right to extend and improve the Centre by providing more museum space, an improved kitchen and café, and an extended shop. The Board is actively pursuing funding...

Lismore Gaelic Heritage Centre awarded £52,344

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Museums Galleries Scotland has awarded £280,834 to five organisations through its Museum Development Fund. Lismore Gaelic Heritage Centre is thrilled to be awarded £52,344 to expand and improve its facilities first opened at Ionad Naomh Moluag with the reconstructed...

Community Consultation on Heritage Centre Extension

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Thanks to Morag Ferguson for the following report. On the 3 September 2025 the Board of Lismore Gaelic Heritage Centre invited all stakeholders to a meeting in the Centre share and consult on their intention to extend and improve the Centre. An email was sent to all...

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Lismore Gaelic Heritage Centre

3 days ago

Taproot.A month of celebrating the Gaelic music, culture and language of Lismore.We kick off on SATURDAY 7th February at 4.30 in the Museum Room with the welcome return of Professor Nigel Leask, regius Chair of English Language and Literature at University of Glasgow and Dr Paedar O Muircheartaigh Scholar of Celtic Studies at University of Edinburgh .'A Lismore poet in the West Indies'This talk will examine the life and Gaelic writing of a Lismore native, Major Dugald MacNicol (1791-1844), a Scottish soldier active from 1810 in the British West Indies. In particular, we will examine a number of MacNicol's Gaelic song-poems composed in the Caribbean but set in and concerned with his home in Argyll.Please note SATURDAY 7th February ... See MoreSee Less

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Lismore Gaelic Heritage Centre

3 days ago

Part time Project Officer opportunity. The Heritage Centre has recently seen increases in visitor numbers and the Board believes that the time is right to extend and improve the Centre. It has secured a grant from Museums Galleries Scotland to engage a part-time Project Officer to help with fund raising and to develop designs. This is an exciting opportunity and full details at : . www.lismoregaelicheritagecentre.org/project-manager-opportunity/Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. ... See MoreSee Less

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