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OPW offices are managing heritage sites across Ireland.

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OPW offices are managing heritage sites across Ireland.

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IrelandOffice of Public Works

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  1. Heritage Ireland and the Office of Public Works launched a joint initiative to improve cultural tourism accessibility.Sub-event
  2. The Office of Public Works (OPW) is managing Phoenix Park in Ireland, including operational aspects such as park closures for high-profile visits.Sub-event
  3. The Department of Culture, Communications and Sport transferred ownership of the General Post Office Complex to the Office of Public Works for redevelopment.Sub-event
  4. The Office of Public Works is managing a museum project in Dublin, while government plans are represented by Heather Humphreys.Sub-event
  5. The Heritage Council in Ireland is organizing various events to celebrate and promote Irish heritage.Sub-event
  6. OPW partners with Heritage Council on National Heritage Week in Ireland.1 source
  7. Minister Fort oversees OPW's management of national heritage sites in Ireland.1 source
  8. The Office of Public Works announced a U18 free entry initiative for heritage sites across Ireland.Sub-event
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  1. OPW funding requested for park repair in Castlebar.Sub-event
  2. OPW is responsible for managing heritage sites throughout Ireland.1 source

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