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  HOUSES OF COUNTY LOUTH Places are still available on our car-based weekend visit to a selection of houses in Co Louth (and one just across the county border in Meath).  The itinerary for the Bank Holiday weekend at the […]

Evening Visit: Behind the Scenes at Hillsborough Castle Hillsborough Castle is a late Georgian house built in the 1750s by Wills Hill, later 1st Marquess of Downshire. It was lived in by generations of the Hill family until the early […]

**SOLD OUT** Ulster Architectural Heritage are pleased to announce an addition to the events programme, A Visit to Lurgan and Waringstown. Three architectural gems feature in this whole-day event. Woodville, (above) whose beautiful Georgian façade graces the cover of the […]

** Postponed** Due to the Covid-19 virus, and with the wellbeing of our attendees and staff in mind, this event has been postponed until further notice. Our visit to Dromore and Banbridge includes two rural listed private homes and the […]

Previously postponed, the Annual General Meeting of Ulster Architectural Heritage Society has now been rescheduled. Notice and Agenda of the 22nd Annual General Meeting of the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society at 7:00pm on Tuesday 23rd June 2020. PLEASE NOTE – […]

Notice and Agenda of the 23rd Annual General Meeting of the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society at 7:00pm on Tuesday 23rd March 2021. PLEASE NOTE – Due to Covid-19 it is not possible to hold an actual meeting and at the […]

BOOK NOW FOR EXTRA MEMBERS’ EVENT THIS WEEK! Belfast’s much-loved Grand Opera House is due to reopen in early October after a year’s closure for major refurbishment.  James Grieve of Consarc, who has played a major role in the project, […]

Enniskillen’s position, wedged between the two Loughs Erne, made it a natural place for defence and later for marketing and administration – and acute traffic challenges. Its townscape was determined as much by geography as by planning. Its buildings, ranging […]