Carrig has extensive experience in conducting comprehensive research on built and archaeological heritage. We cooperate with international organisations, governmental departments and local authorities to carry out research on critical heritage related matters, aiming at setting up achievable goals and giving practical recommendations to preserve our non-renewable heritage assets for the enjoyment of current and future generations.
Peter Cox, Managing Director of Carrig Conservation International giving the opening speech at the CCASP Stakeholder Workshop held in Ballinasloe, Galway.
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Group discussions at the CCASP Stakeholder Workshop in Ballinasloe, Galway.
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Dr. Cathy Daly from the University of Lincoln presenting the impacts of climate change on built and archaeological heritage in Ireland at the CCASP Stakeholder Workshop in Dublin.
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UNDERSTANDING CARBON IN THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON BUILT AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE
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VULNERABILITY ATLAS FOR BUILT HERITAGE IN WEXFORD
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