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The Role of the Heritage Forum

To ensure the legitimacy, inclusiveness and, crucially, the implementation of the Heritage Plan, it was drawn up by a County Heritage Forum. The members of this Forum were nominated from a wide range of organisations and groups. This Forum is itself the beginning of a partnership-based approach to the conservation of heritage in Louth. The heritage forum meets around three times a year, to hear reports on ongoing work to implement the heritage plan, to prioritise actions for the following year's work programme and to offer suggestions and advice generally. Members are kept in touch by email, including being consulted, and several members serve on other working groups, such as the biodiversity working group and the Carlingford and Drogheda town walls steering groups.

Membership of the Louth Heritage Forum (August 2019)

TitleFirstSurnameOrganisation
CllrLouth County Council
CllrArdee Municipal District, Louth County Council
CllrDrogheda Borough District, Louth County Council
CllrDundalk Municipal Council, Louth County Council
MrBrianWalshCurator of the County Museum, Dundalk
MLouth Conservation Officer
MrBrendanMcSherryHeritage Officer
MsYvonneO'BrienCounty Librarian, LCC
MsLorraineMcCannCounty Archivist, LCC
MTourism Officer, LCC
MrRoads Section, LCC
MsMargueriteQuinnPlanning Section, LCC
MrSenior Executive Planner, LCC
MsBernieWoodsHead of Finance, LCC
MsMaryO'NeillLouth LEADER Partnership
MrJhanCraneInspector, Forest Service
MsMichaelaKirraneEnvironmental Officer, Inland Fisheries
MsMartinaO'DwyerFáilte Ireland EC&M (Tourism)
MrTeagasc
MrDerickAndersonLoughs Agency
DrMauriceEakinDAHG (NPWS)
MrVictorBuckleyDAHG (NMS)
DrConorBradyDkIT
MrLouth/Meath ETB
MrParaicMcKevittDundalk Chamber of Commerce
MrDrogheda Chamber of Commerce
MrLiamWoodsFarming
MsBreedaTuiteCommunity & Voluntary Forum
MsOld Drogheda Society/Millmount Museum
MrNoelRossLouth Archaeological & Historical Society
Ms
MrBreffniMartinBirdwatch Ireland
MsAnnMcNeeCarlingford Lough Heritage Trust