News

SPAB Ireland volunteer Gissella Renolfi highlights what is possibly Dublin's earliest surviving house, predating the city's Georgian development.

SPAB Ireland awarded Heritage Sector Support Fund grant by Heritage Council.

The story of SPAB's valiant, though ultimately unsuccessful attempts to save an arch of the iconic bridge in 1921.

After many months of hard work, we are delighted to officially announce the launch of our new online archive catalogue for International Archives day! 

The SPAB believes in equality and abhors racism. Some historic monuments were put up to celebrate those whose lives involved profit from inequality or slavery. We understand that these monuments carry deep and painful associations.

The at-risk quayside at Ramelton reflects its past as an important trade port.

We could not be more thrilled by the news that the SPAB's Old House project has been shortlisted for the Museum+Heritage Awards Restoration or Conservation Project of the Year. 

We have been alerted to concerns regarding the declining condition of this Grade II* listed hall. Years of neglect and recent theft of the roof lead is making the building vulnerable to water ingress.

8-9 May is National Mills Weekend. Tag us in on social media to celebrate traditional wind and watermills. Repairs to our own windmill in Leicestershire will begin this summer.