Supporting the work of the Irish Heritage Trust
The Irish Heritage Trust is indebted to those who have chosen to remember our work in their Will. This deeply personal type of Legacy support ensures that each individual’s love for Irish Heritage lives on in perpetuity, for the benefit of all.
We are grateful to the following people for their generous support:
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Our Properties
We manage and care for Fota House, Arboretum & Gardens, Johnstown Castle Estate & Gardens, and Strokestown Park House & Gardens, as well as the National Famine Museum, the Irish Agricultural Museum and thanks to the generosity of Fingal County Council, we are thrilled to be establishing a significant cultural hub at No.11 Parnell Square East, Dublin 1 (the headquarters of the Irish Heritage Trust) which will be used by a wide variety of educational, arts, cultural and heritage organisations. This involves exciting plans to create ‘The Poetry Ireland Centre’ as well as a shared heritage space, in a historic building that can be enjoyed by the public for generations to come. All of these enchanting properties are managed on behalf of the community on a non-profit basis.
Corporate Giving is all about sustainability. Predictable and reliable philanthropic support enables the Irish Heritage Trust to plan and undertake hugely impactful projects which would not otherwise happen.
If you are interested in becoming an Irish Heritage Corporate Ambassador,
please contact Head of Philanthropy and Supporter Engagement,
Paul McCarthy, for a confidential discussion.
Contact the Irish Heritage Trust Philanthropy Department
If you would like to talk to us about philanthropy, finance or governance at the Irish Heritage Trust, please contact us below:
Philanthropy
Paul McCarthy, Head of Philanthropy & Supporter Engagement
E: p.mccarthy@irishheritagetrust.ie
Finance
Ciaran Griffith, Finance Officer
E: finance@irishheritagetrust.ie
Governance
Daniel Stanford, Deputy Company Secretary
E: secretary@irishheritagetrust.ie