Our buildings, history and landscapes are all part of our heritage which has an integral role in maintaining our quality of life and bring about economic, social and cultural benefits.
Heritage
Exploring the Viking Triangle, the Copper Coast, Comeragh Mountains or visiting archaeological sites and historic demesnes at Curraghmore and the Blackwater Valley reminds us it is important to care for and maintain Waterford’s heritage.
Waterford City and County Council have a role in the conservation, enhancement and enjoyment of our heritage as promoted through the work of the Conservation Officer and Heritage Officer.
Heritage includes archaeology, built, cultural and natural heritage and information and advice is available on these areas by contacting the Conservation and Heritage Officers.
Waterford Heritage Strategy 2025-2030
This document sets out our vision for Waterford’s rich heritage over the next five years 2025-2030 and demonstrates the vibrant engagement by community groups across the city and county in caring for and conserving our local heritage. From archaeology and built heritage to culture and natural heritage we seek to celebrate and protect Waterford’s unique heritage.
Our commitment to conservation, collaboration and communication will support the ongoing engagement with and the development of new initiatives in heritage projects, policies and work programmes. We look forward to your support and participation in our new heritage programme and event planning.
Download Waterford Heritage Strategy 2025-2030 Download Waterford Heritage Strategy 2025-2030 (Irish Version )Contact the Heritage & Conservation Officers
Heritage & Conservation
Bernadette Guest, Heritage Officer; Rosemary Ryall, Conservation Officer
