2019 Shortlist & Winners
2019 Awards
The 2019 categories and shortlisted applicants are below. The winners will be announced on the 29th October in the Market Place Theatre, Armagh.
Shortlist 2019:
The shortlist includes 15 entries, over 5 categories, expand to find out more:
This award recognises volunteers and professionals, individuals and groups who have within the last ten years rescued a historic building, place, landscape or site.
Melanie & Martin Hamill: Strangford Presbyterian Church
Downpatrick & County Down Railway: Bundoran Signal Cabin
Hearth Historic Buildings Trust & Clanmill Hearth Heritage Division: McMaster Street
This award recognises projects completed within the last ten years that have seen large scale investment, put into saving, rescuing or regenerating a building or place.
Richhill Buildings Preservation Trust: Regeneration of Richhill
Jon Kerr: Mount Stewart Conservation Project
Estates Directorate, Queen’s University Belfast: Lanyon Conservation & Restoration Project
This award will recognise the contribution to heritage projects by young people up to the age of 25.
Eoin Boyle: Donaghmore High Cross Guide Booklet
Children of the Heartland Project: Heartland
Pupils of Holy Trinity Primary School: Northern Ireland, Our Shared Past, Present & Future
This award will recognise Craftspeople who have used their skills to work on heritage restoration projects.
Michael Hoy: Remembering T P Flanagan
This award recognises those who have helped people understand and enjoy a heritage based project.
Philip Smith: Buildings of South County Down Publication
Winners
The winners will be revealed at our awards ceremony in Armagh on the 29th October 2019. Tickets will be released on 23rd September and will be available for booking through our events page.