An Taisce Magazine Summer 2013

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Biodiversity Week events in An Taisce's Booterstown Marsh Nature Reserve and The Grove Wildlife Sanctuary

Great selection of events to celebrate Biodiversity Week took place in two of An Taisce's Dublin properties-in-trust — Booterstown Marsh Nature Reserve and The Grove Wildlife Sanctuary on Saturday 23rd of May.
National Spring Clean 2026 wraps following nationwide community anti-litter effort

A total of 5,358 groups joined the National Spring Clean 2026 campaign, removing over 2,705 tonnes of rubbish from their local communities.
Celebrating student environmental journalism: Young Reporters for the Environment Competition's national winners

Huge congratulations to Ireland's newest Young Reporters of the Environment National winners — we are delighted to reveal that Young Reporters for the Environment International have selected some of this year's winners for the global competition.
An Taisce's special Basic Bike Maintenance Workshop

Dr Damien Ó Tuama is National Cycling Coordinator of An Taisce and the Irish Cycling Campaign and he gave a great workshop as part of Culture Date with Dublin 8 in Tailors's Hall to put people in good stead for National Bike Week.

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Economic Progress that Won't Cost the Earth. Articles include: Urban Dereliction, Rural Suicide, Do we need a property tax?, Sustainable Tourism, Losing our Boglands
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Think Globally, Act Locally. Articles on food security by Andy Wilson, shopping and other local matters including Irish Place Names by Rossa Ó Snodaigh of Kíla.
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Energy: The Future for Ireland. Get used to it. The era of constant growth is over, by John Gibbons, with other articles on energy security in a changing world.
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Environmental Economics, Dublin City's Landscape at Risk, Do we have the right to destroy nature?
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Vacancies

Join our team! An Taisce — The National Trust for Ireland's vacancies available within the family of programmes and overall organisation
Our Mission

Overview of An Taisce's mission, vision and work
We Protect

We hold and preserve a range of heritage properties in trust, including historic buildings and nature reserves.
Key Staff

List of some key staff from different sections of An Taisce along with contact information
Programmes

We develop and run Ireland's most popular and successful environmental and sustainability programmes.
Kanturk Castle, Co. Cork

1580s Irish Chieftain's fortified house
Benefits of Membership

Help us to preserve Ireland's rich heritage, protect our beautiful nature, and slow climate change. Become a member of An Taisce and receive these benefits.
Morehampton Road Wildlife Sanctuary, Dublin

Urban wildlife sanctuary covered in mature trees and saplings
Volunteer for An Taisce

Information on how to volunteer with An Taisce and what volunteering opportunities exist.
Our Board of Directors

Names and positions of An Taisce's Board of Directors

Application by ESB for change of use from museum to residential at Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2

This proposal by the ESB to close the Georgian House museum at Fitzwilliam Street would represent the loss of a thirty-year-old heritage and cultural visitor attraction and educational resource for the city Read more